http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Daniel-Agger-c9884: Kenny Dalglish and Steve Clarke should be credited for Liverpool’s revival – EPL News
Talented http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Liverpool-c39809 defender, Daniel Agger, has hailed the impact of Kenny Dalglish and his assistant Steve Clark, who have revived the fortunes of the Anfield club since their takeover in January 2011. Agger believes that the influential duo can bring success
to the Merseyside club.
The club’s new owners, Liverpool new club owner, New http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/England-c749 Sports Ventures (NESV), decided to appoint Kenny Dalglish after the Reds were struggling on the wrong end of the table under Roy Hodgson.
The former Fulham boss failed miserably at the Merseyside club as the Reds endured their worst start to a Barclays Premier League campaign in 58 years.
In January 2011, Liverpool board decided to part ways with Roy Hodgson and appointed KOP legend, Kenny Dalglish, as the caretaker manager. Dalglish’s appointment was followed by the signings of Luis Suarez and Andy Carroll, signs of revival for many. The
Reds lost only seven matches under Kenny Dalglish since January and finished an impressive sixth in the league.
Daniel Agger believes that Dalglish and his assistant should be credited for Liverpool’s impressive form in the second half of the season.
He said, “It is a different way of playing football. The training sessions are enjoyable. People talk about confidence and it is such a big thing in football because it can change from one day to another. The main change is about being positive.”
Agger has asserted that Kenny Dalglish’s tactics have made a huge difference at the club and believes his style of play of suits Liverpool.
“I like Kenny's playing style and I think it suits Liverpool. It suits the football club and it suits the fans. I was really happy he and Steve Clarke signed their deals. Kenny suits this club,” added Agger.
Kenny Dalglish and Steve Clark both have been given permanent roles at Liverpool in order to catch up with Manchester United.
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