
Football
Share
Published 15:51 7 Oct 2017 BST

A host of celebratory activities are planned, but United fans have got their digs in early after unearthing a old interview that shows where Dalglish's allegiances used to lie.
A Shoot interview from the days when the former Liverpool player/manager was still at Celtic is unspectacular enough. We learn that young Kenny loves listening to Dean Martin and enjoys home-made soup.
When asked to name his favourite player, the talented Glaswegian names Old Trafford legend Denis Law. That's understandable enough, seeing as the Lawman was a hero to Scots of all colours.
But when asked to name his favourite club - other than his current employees at Celtic Park - rather than state the Merseyside club where he'd become an all-time legend, Dalglish proudly answers none other than Manchester United.
As you can see below, the confession is music to the ears of United fans looking to rib their Scouse counterparts ahead of the big game next Saturday...
https://twitter.com/PeteBoyle70/status/916264720780361728
https://twitter.com/YesterdaysStars/status/916368622502727682
https://twitter.com/chris24turner/status/916300887399849984Explore more on these topics:

The reason why Benjamin Sesko is still not available for Man United in pre-season
The season starts next week. Benjamin Sesko is still not available for Manchester United as they gear up for a Premier League return against former gaffer Ruben Amorim’s AC Milan today. The Slovenian international has not played a single minute of pre-season action for the Red Devils, missing all six games ahead of the opener […]
Football
1 day ago
The best footballers still out of contract
The Prem return is nearly upon us and these players are without a club! The Premier League is nearly back and there’s still 10 top free agents that can be signed for absolutely nothing. JOE takes a look at the best players there are available and who may still have a club shortly! Adama Traore […]
Football
1 day ago
Football
Leicester City put up for sale for more than £200m after 16 years of King Power
Football