Sir Kenny Dalglish commended the success of the Liverpool charity match against Anfield, insisting that the biggest winners are those who will benefit from the money raised for the match. LFC Foundation and Fondazione Milan.
The legends of both clubs have once again taken part in the game. The Reds won 3-2, while Dalglish and Carlo Ancelotti were occupying the dugout canoes because the Scottish was delighted with the success of the game. ;event.
On the Liverpool club's official website he said: "Everyone has won, but the biggest winners are those who will receive financial badistance. This is extremely important too.
"It's a great achievement for the people of Liverpool to come and see this because it's amazing. This is a fantastic opportunity and I think it is also important for us to have games here.
"For us to let young people in – the next generation of fans – it's important to get in the habit of coming here. And if they see something like that, they will want to come back. "
The match was decided by a Steven Gerrard winner at the end of the Kop, a show to which spectators have become accustomed during his time as a player. He admitted that it was still "special" to play at Anfield.
Gerrard Said: "It's always a special time to come to Anfield, especially when it's full, and to put the kit. To play against kite with all my former teammates, and get the winner, is obviously a special feeling. Thank you all for coming and supporting all the boys.
"It's amazing, as soon as you receive the invitation, you can not wait. The guys are giving up their free time – they could be with their families elsewhere but they want to come here for a good cause and to entertain the fans. Congratulations to all guys. "
Although the match took place in the interest of the charity, the midfielder admitted he would be "the happiest man in the world" if Liverpool finished the season Premier League champions.
He added: "It's in the back of my mind; I have a day job now and all my attention is focused on the Rangers, but I have an eye on Anfield and I just hope that guys will be able to go and get us through the wire because I would be the happiest of men. world."
