Kenny Dalglish Collection

New Liverpool signing Kenny Dalglish with manager Bob Paisley at Anfield as he completes his transfer from Celtic. 10th August 1977

Liverpool FC, Homecoming Victory Parade after winning the FA Cup, and completing a League and Cup double, Sunday 11th May 1986

New Liverpool signing Kenny Dalglish poses by the famous sign in the tunnel at Anfield after completing his transfer from Celtic. 10th August 1977

New Liverpool signing Kenny Dalglish at Anfield after completing his transfer from Celtic. 10th August 1977

New Liverpool signing Kenny Dalglish with fans on the pitch at Anfield as he completes his transfer from Celtic. 10th August 1977

Liverpool footballer Kenny Dalglish poses in bed with the European Cup trophy the day after his sides victory over Bruges in the European Cup Final at Wembley. 11th May 1978

1978 European Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Club Brugge 0 v Liverpool 1. Joy for Kenny Dalglish as he races away to celebrate the games only goal

European Cup Final at the Parc Des Princes, Liverpool 1 v Real Madrid 0. (Picture) Alan Kennedy lifts the cup alongside teammate Kenny Dalglish. 27th May 1981

Liverpool 3-1 Everton, FA Cup Final, Wembley Stadium, London, Saturday. Pre Match Action: Liverpools Kenny Dalglish acknowledges the crowd. 10th May 1986

Liverpool manager Bob Paisley with his player Kenny Dalglish who was voted Football Writers Association Player of the Year at a ceremony in London. 20th May 1983

1984 European Cup Final at Stadio Olimpico, Rome. Liverpool 1-1 As Roma. Liverpool won 4-2 on penalties. (Picture) Alan Kennedy is mobbed by jubilant teammates after scoring the decisive penalty in

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"Kenny Dalglish: A Legend on and off the Field" From his early days as a football prodigy to becoming one of Liverpool's greatest icons, it has left an indelible mark on the beautiful game. In 1977, he showcased his brilliance when he scored against Wales, displaying his innate talent that would later define his career. Fast forward to the FA Cup Final in 1978 at Wembley Stadium, where Liverpool faced their fierce rivals Everton. With sheer determination and skill, Dalglish led his team to a resounding victory of 3-1, etching another glorious chapter in Liverpool's history. The Homecoming Victory Parade after winning the FA Cup was a momentous occasion for both fans and players alike. Amongst them stood Kenny Dalglish, basking in the adulation of supporters who recognized him as a true hero. As he posed by the famous sign in Anfield's tunnel upon joining Liverpool from Celtic, it was clear that Dalglish had found his spiritual home. The love between him and the fans was palpable as they welcomed him with open arms onto hallowed ground. Accompanied by manager Bob Paisley, Dalglish completed his transfer amidst cheers from ecstatic supporters on Anfield's pitch. It marked not only a new chapter for him but also signaled an era of dominance for Liverpool Football Club. Dalglish's prowess extended beyond domestic triumphs; he conquered Europe too. Pictured lying in bed with the European Cup trophy after defeating Club Brugge 1-0 at Wembley Stadium in 1978 or celebrating victory over Real Madrid with a solitary goal at Parc Des Princes – these images immortalize moments when dreams became reality under Dalglish's leadership. In yet another memorable clash against Everton during an FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium - this time in London - Dalglish's influence shone through once more.