Dalglish: Reds need a hand

Kenny Dalglish accepts that someone is going to have to do Liverpool a favour now for them to win the Premier League crown.

Sat, 02 May, 2009 - 10:27

Kenny Dalglish accepts that someone is going to have to do Liverpool a favour now for them to win the Premier League crown.

The former Anfield boss reckons that title is all in Manchester United’s hands now.

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