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Maybe romance is not yet dead – Kenny Dalglish still hopes for Anfield comeback
April 9 2021, 10.33pm
Sir Kenny Dalglish is hoping the lure of an Istanbul final can inspire another Liverpool comeback (Handout from Red Consultancy/PA)
Sir Kenny Dalglish has not given up hope of Liverpool staging another Anfield comeback in the Champions League against Real Madrid and winning another Istanbul final, saying: “Maybe romance is not yet dead.”
The former Liverpool player and manager believes the Reds face a tougher task against Real than they did in overturning a three-goal deficit to beat Barcelona in the 2019 semi-finals, and not just because the match will be played behind closed doors due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Butcher on the Best Goal Ever Scored Against Town
Thursday, 9th Apr 2020 10:02
Bolton Wanderers would have been the Blues’ opponents at Portman Road on Good Friday and coincidentally, 41 years ago this month, Frank Worthington netted what’s often regarded as the greatest goal ever scored against Town in a game between the sides at Burnden Park. TWTD had a chat with legend Terry Butcher to talk about that goal, the Blues’ transitional 1978/79 season and some of football’s current issues.
“I remember that goal and I remember I was marking Sam Allardyce and he scored the second, so I didn’t have a particularly good game that day but we still won the game 3-2,” Butcher recalled.

April 9, 2021, 10:33 pm
Sir Kenny Dalglish is hoping the lure of an Istanbul final can inspire another Liverpool comeback (Handout from Red Consultancy/PA)
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Sir Kenny Dalglish has not given up hope of Liverpool staging another Anfield comeback in the Champions League against Real Madrid and winning another Istanbul final, saying: “Maybe romance is not yet dead.”
The former Liverpool player and manager believes the Reds face a tougher task against Real than they did in overturning a three-goal deficit to beat Barcelona in the 2019 semi-finals, and not just because the match will be played behind closed doors due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Sir Kenny Dalglish joins mourners at Liverpool Anfield Stadium in farewell to Ian St John
By Andrew Atkinson
Sir Kenny Dalglish joined mourners at Liverpool Football Club Anfield Stadium to say a final farewell to friend and former teammate Ian St John who died last month, aged 82.
St John, who visited the Costa Blanca in retirement and played golf at Vistabella golf club, was laid to rest during a private service.
His coffin made one last visit to Anfield, to stop by the statue of former manager Bill Shankly, who signed him for Liverpool in 1961.
St John’s coffin was draped in Liverpool colours of red and white, with roses.

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Sarr joined Porto on loan from Chelsea last year in order to gain regular first-team action.
But the 22-year-old French star has endured a mixed spell at Porto, playing just 14 matches in the starting XI and five substitute appearances across all competitions for the Portugal giants.
However, neither Porto nor Sarr have any desire to turn the loan agreement into a permanent deal.
Sarr will now return to Chelsea in the summer after his loan spell at Porto expires.
He joined Chelsea from French Ligue 1 side, Nice last summer transfer window.
Sarr will hope to break into Thomas Tuchel’s first team at Stamford Bridge next season.

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Santos said this ahead of Chelsea’s Premier League clash with West Brom on Saturday afternoon.
Jorginho has been linked with a move to Napoli and Juventus from Chelsea in the past.
His current contract with Chelsea will expire in 2023.
The Italy international has become a firm favourite under current Chelsea manager, Thomas Tuchel, in the Blues midfield’s heart.
Speaking on Jorginho’s future at the West London club, Santo told TuttoMercatoWeb: “He has a two-year contract with Chelsea.
“He thinks about playing the European Championship. And then the World Cup in Qatar.
“He will remain at Chelsea, one hundred per cent.”

Real Madrid vs Liverpool: Kenny Dalglish predicts club to qualify for Champions League semi-finals
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Liverpool legend, Kenny Dalglish, has backed Jurgen Klopp’s men to qualify for the Champions League semi-finals ahead of Real Madrid when both sides clash in the quarter-final first and second legs on April 6 and 14.
Dalglish believes Liverpool can beat Real Madrid and face Chelsea, who will tackle FC Porto in the other last-8 tie, in the semi-final.
Liverpool eliminated RB Leipzig in the Champions League last-16, while Real Madrid knocked Atalanta out from the competition.
“[Liverpool] are still a threat. They are still a team to be proud of, and that can go places. They’re still in the quarter-finals of the Champions League,” Dalglish told talkSPORT Breakfast on Thursday.

Now, Celtic are on a mission to win it back. With chief executive Peter Lawwell leaving at the end of the season and no full-time manager presently in place following the departure of Neil Lennon in February, the Glasgow outfit are set for a wide-ranging overhaul in the summer. 
It will have Keane, the headline-grabbing hardman, as its figurehead – but beyond the fire and brimstone brought by the legendary midfielder, a winner of seven Premier League titles and a member of the Man Utd squad that won the treble in 1999, there will be more cerebral support. 
Fittingly, it is a former Manchester United team-mate that Keane is set to primarily lean on. Throughout his managerial career to date, the Irishman has recruited extensively from his former employers, and he is set to pluck his right-hand man away from Old Trafford. 

A statue for Scott Brown? Celtic man Ryan Christie makes interesting suggestion
March 27, 2021
Outgoing Celtic captain Scott Brown will “probably deserve” a statue, according to Ryan Christie.
Christie, who starred in Scotland’s 2-2 draw with Austria on Thursday night, made the suggestion while talking about Brown’s impact at the club.
Given the calibre of club men with statues outside Paradise, it’s quite a shout. However, Brown is one of the most decorated Celtic players in history. While at Celtic, he won 22 trophies, including 10 league titles. His achievements as a captain will be near-impossible to match.
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Celtic aren't producing strikers, and it's hard to know why that is
March 26, 2021
We don’t want to be negative on 67 Hail Hail, but there’s a worrying Celtic trend emerging.
Today, Celtic TV posted an interview with Academy graduate Adam Montgomery. The striker-turned-left-back spoke fondly of Darren O’Dea and Greig Robertson, youth coaches at the club. He’s an exciting talent, and his recent emergence in the first-team squad has been promising. However, his dramatic change of position is bound to raise eyebrows.
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“When [changing position] was first to put me, I was a bit “ahh”. I am a tricky winger normally, I like beating players and getting at people. The way Celtic play full-backs is very attacking so going back to full-back, it hasn’t been a massive difference for me. I’m really enjoying it.”

KEVIN Wilson knew the first time he saw Che Adams play that he was special.
The occasion was a trial match for Leicester City's academy and there was one well-built kid who just kept jumping out at him as he outpaced defenders and barged players off the ball. Leicester missed what was staring Wilson in the face.
“I think they saw him as a street footballer and while he was very raw he was pacy and powerful for his age,” says Wilson. “I think sometimes you have just got to look a bit further on the development side of it.”

Football maverick Frank Worthington famed for his audacious skills on the pitch and his veracious partying off it has died aged 72 after a long battle with dementia, his heartbroken family revealed today.
Considered of English football's great mavericks, the former Huddersfield, Leicester and Bolton striker died peacefully in hospital in West Yorkshire yesterday.  
In an extraordinary 828-game career where he scored 260 goals, the England star was compared to George Best in terms of his footballing talent and love of women and nightclubs.
In his book One Hump or Two he describes some of his greatest goals, including one against Chelsea which he celebrated at a London nightclub where he bumped into Raquel Welch where he had a dance with the American actress who then tried to kiss him. 

Frank Worthington, during his time with Leicester City
FORMER England, Sunderland, Huddersfield, Leicester and Bolton striker Frank Worthington has died aged 72.
One of English football’s great mavericks, Worthington, who had a brief 19-game spell at Sunderland towards the end of his career in the 1982-83 season, died peacefully in hospital on March 22, his family announced in a statement.
Worthington won eight England caps and represented over 20 clubs in a long playing career that began with Huddersfield in 1966.
Worthington’s wife Carol paid tribute to the much-loved football showman, who died in hospital in Huddersfield.
"Frank brought joy to so many people throughout his career and in his private life,” Carol Worthington said.

Who else did Worthington represent?
Starting out in the mid-1960s, Worthington played in 22 consecutive Football League seasons between 1966 and 1987 and would not completely hang up his boots until the early 90s.
He took in over 170 outings for Huddersfield, before going on to top 200 appearances for Leicester.
Bolton, Birmingham, Southampton, Leeds, Sunderland, Brighton, Preston and Tranmere all welcomed him onto their books, with time also spent in American and Sweden.
He won the Golden Boot while representing Bolton in 1978-79, edging out the likes of Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish to claim that prize, and hit 150 goals through 14 campaigns in the First Division.

Former England striker Frank Worthington dies aged 72 after long illness
Worthington played his club football with Huddersfield, Leicester and Bolton.
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RIP: Frank Worthington.
FORMER HUDDERSFIELD, LEICESTER, Bolton and England striker Frank Worthington has died aged 72.
One of English football’s great mavericks, Worthington died peacefully in hospital on Monday evening following a long illness, his family announced in a statement to the PA news agency.
Worthington won eight England caps and represented over 20 clubs in a long playing career that began with Huddersfield in 1966.
Worthington’s wife Carol paid tribute to the much-loved football showman, who died in hospital in Huddersfield.

Shelf-born former England striker Frank Worthington, who has passed away at the age of 72. Pic: PA
FORMER England, Huddersfield, Leeds and Leicester striker Frank Worthington, who was born in the Bradford area, has died following a long illness aged 72.
One of English football’s great mavericks, Worthington died peacefully in hospital on Monday evening following a long illness, his family announced in a statement.
Worthington, who was born into a footballing family in Shelf, won eight England caps, scoring two goals, and represented more than 20 clubs in a long playing career that began with Huddersfield in 1966, gaining cult hero status at every club he represented.

He played for more than 20 clubs including Leicester
Gary Lineker pays tribute to his ‘boyhood hero’
Frank Worthington pictured with Leicester City in 1973. Photograph: PA
Frank Worthington pictured with Leicester City in 1973. Photograph: PA
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The former England forward Frank Worthington has died at the age of 72 after a long illness, his family have said.
Worthington played for more than 20 clubs including Huddersfield, Leicester and Bolton during a long career that stretched from 1966 to 1991.
One of English football’s great mavericks, he made his England appearances in 1974, scoring two goals. His family said he died peacefully in hospital in Huddersfield on Monday.