KENNY Dalglish ought to be knighted for his help of the Hillsborough victims, his house metropolis
will in the present day demand.
The previous Liverpool supervisor stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the households of the ninety six followers who died within the 1989 stadium tragedy.
Dalglish, who grew up in Glasgow’s Milton, stated the victims had been “completely vindicated” by final month’s inquest verdict, which dominated they have been unlawfully killed.
Now a council chief is demanding King Kenny’s efforts are rewarded with a knighthood from the Queen.
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Glasgow Metropolis Council’s Frank McAveety stated: “The Hillsborough catastrophe transcended sport and Kenny has performed a central position with victims’ households of their quest for fact and justice. We consider that a knighthood can be a becoming recognition of this.”
After the tragedy, Dalglish attended followers’ funerals and visited most of the injured in hospital.
The catastrophe put an enormous pressure on the previous Celtic and Scotland star, together with his daughter – TV host Kelly – saying: “All of the emotion and stress, all the load of duty he felt, took its toll.”
