Kenny Dalglish has expressed his gratitude for his successful football career after being knighted by Prince Charles.The Liverpool and Scotland legend received the honour on Thursday for his services on and off the pitch.
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Sky Sports3'We never did it for any outside accolades. We did it because we thought it was right' – Sir Kenny Dalglish recalls helping Hillsborough victims as the football legend is knighted for his career on and off the pitch https://t.co/nOSq7vGzvp pic.twitter.com/xfzs5cUdOJ— ITV News (@itvnews) November 16, 2018The day also saw Bournemouth’s Jermain Defoe awarded an OBE for services to his foundation.Defoe formed a strong bond with Bradley Lowery while playing for Sunderland, with the little boy repeatedly being picked as a mascot for the Black Cats while he battled neuroblastoma.And the striker dedicated the award to Bradley, who died in July 2017, aged six.Defoe said:“I would love to dedicate this amazing day, this OBE to my little friend Bradley, everyone knows the relationship I had with Bradley. I’ve got this for the Jermain Defoe Foundation but above all of that I think it’s the relationship I had with him that was special.
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Mauricio Pochettino said he felt like crying after watching Tottenham's new stadium finally host its first football match. The 62,000-seat arena, which was due to open last summer, held its first
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EMOTIONAL The manager was in attendance for the first test event which saw Spurs' Under-18 side beat Southampton - a game where Pochettino's son Maurizio was playing Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino claimed he felt like crying following the first event at the club's new stadium.
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Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino claimed he felt like crying following the first event at the club's new stadium. The 62,000-seat ground, which was supposed to open in time for the beginning of the season, held its first official test event as Spurs' Under-18 side beat Southampton on Sunday, with the first team due to play their first game on April 3.
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