Grobbelaar: Reds should pick Dalglish

Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish has been backed to succeed Rafael Benitez as manager by former Reds goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar.

Grobbelaar: Reds should pick Dalglish
Fri, 04 Jun, 2010 - 09:57

Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish has been backed to succeed Rafael Benitez as manager by former Reds goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar.

Dalglish was yesterday tasked with finding a successor to Benitez, who left by mutual consent, alongside managing director Christian Purslow.

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