The news is finally official and Kenny is getting his knighthood. I am overwhelmed knowing that his years of loyalty to the families have received this recognition. Thank you for pushing this forward until the very end.
kenny has done more for the 96 families then anyone in football winning any titles so this needs to be noticed and before ANYONE else in football gets a knighthood Kenny deserves one first
Watching the stories you all share about Kenny reminds me why this feels so important for the families who were left behind. He showed us what true leadership looks like when everything else fell away and I am working to ensure those in power see that legacy clearly.
April 17, 2016
Seeing this groundswell of support reminds me exactly why I started this for Kenny. He stood by the families when no one else would and seeing you all back this campaign proves that he has never walked alone.
Reached 100 supporters
April 17, 2016
74 Comments
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Jimmy Sheridan
10 years ago
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A true hero and great ambassador for this game we call football. and to go through what he did attending every funeral for the victims of the hillsbourgh disaster, you can still see the pain etched on his face a true gentleman. we may call him King kenny but sir kenny would fit just fine thanks .
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Peter fardell
10 years ago
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Bob Paisley should of got a knighthood and was overlooked , now they are doing the same thing to SIR Kenny .....
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Patrick Cahillane
10 years ago
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For services to Football and his humanity and humility following the Hillsborough tragedy Kenny Dalglish is a worthy nominee for a Knighthood
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Alison Maffitt
10 years ago
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King Kenny has done so much for Liverpool Football Club & it's fans. His amazing skills on the pitch brought us success through stylish play & total commitment. His unwavering support to families affected by Hilsborough has showed strength and compassion through such terrible times. The man is a legend and deserves a knighthood in recognition for all he has done.
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Tracy Maffitt
10 years ago
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He has been a true ambassador for his sport and in 1989 he shouldered the responsibility of supporting the relatives of those lost at Hillsborough. He has always been there for them and was deeply affected by , and shared their grief. A humble man who deserves recognition for all he has done.
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Amanda deadman
10 years ago
Featured
A wonderfull human being .manager and player. .fantastic career for Scotland. Celtic and Liverpool. Supported all the family's during Hillsborough went to all their funeral and supported their family's and still does
Time to give him this honour .seriously over due x ynwa
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jan lewis
10 years ago
Kenny was and has been an immense support to the families of the 96 and survivors throughout even without his footballing achievements he deserves a knighthood.
The news is finally official and Kenny is getting his knighthood. I am overwhelmed knowing that his years of loyalty to the families have received this recognition. Thank you for pushing this forward until the very end.
kenny has done more for the 96 families then anyone in football winning any titles so this needs to be noticed and before ANYONE else in football gets a knighthood Kenny deserves one first
Watching the stories you all share about Kenny reminds me why this feels so important for the families who were left behind. He showed us what true leadership looks like when everything else fell away and I am working to ensure those in power see that legacy clearly.
April 17, 2016
Seeing this groundswell of support reminds me exactly why I started this for Kenny. He stood by the families when no one else would and seeing you all back this campaign proves that he has never walked alone.
Reached 100 supporters
April 17, 2016
74 Comments
J
Jimmy Sheridan
10 years ago
Featured
A true hero and great ambassador for this game we call football. and to go through what he did attending every funeral for the victims of the hillsbourgh disaster, you can still see the pain etched on his face a true gentleman. we may call him King kenny but sir kenny would fit just fine thanks .
P
Peter fardell
10 years ago
Featured
Bob Paisley should of got a knighthood and was overlooked , now they are doing the same thing to SIR Kenny .....
P
Patrick Cahillane
10 years ago
Featured
For services to Football and his humanity and humility following the Hillsborough tragedy Kenny Dalglish is a worthy nominee for a Knighthood
A
Alison Maffitt
10 years ago
Featured
King Kenny has done so much for Liverpool Football Club & it's fans. His amazing skills on the pitch brought us success through stylish play & total commitment. His unwavering support to families affected by Hilsborough has showed strength and compassion through such terrible times. The man is a legend and deserves a knighthood in recognition for all he has done.
T
Tracy Maffitt
10 years ago
Featured
He has been a true ambassador for his sport and in 1989 he shouldered the responsibility of supporting the relatives of those lost at Hillsborough. He has always been there for them and was deeply affected by , and shared their grief. A humble man who deserves recognition for all he has done.
A
Amanda deadman
10 years ago
Featured
A wonderfull human being .manager and player. .fantastic career for Scotland. Celtic and Liverpool. Supported all the family's during Hillsborough went to all their funeral and supported their family's and still does
Time to give him this honour .seriously over due x ynwa
J
jan lewis
10 years ago
Kenny was and has been an immense support to the families of the 96 and survivors throughout even without his footballing achievements he deserves a knighthood.
A true hero and great ambassador for this game we call football. and to go through what he did attending every funeral for the victims of the hillsbourgh disaster, you can still see the pain etched on his face a true gentleman. we may call him King kenny but sir kenny would fit just fine thanks .