It is now going to be Sir Kenny Dalglish but why did he prove such an abject failure at Newcastle United? An explanation/examination here.

Newcastle fans wondered who invited dealmaker Amanda Staveley to the Liverpool game, Tuesday brings reports of who it was.

Kenny Dalglish remembers Anfield debut, against Newcastle: “There was a boy called Tommy Craig, who was the first £100,000 teenager, who I had grown up with. He actually never grew up much…he was only about 3ft2!”

It would of course be a dream for something similar to happen at Newcastle, a Rafa Benitez legacy that woould benefit the club for years.

Jonjo Shelvey is already having a wild time on Tyneside after signing for Newcastle United on Tuesday…

Worst Newcastle managers – Jack Charlton gets Bronze and Kenny Dalglish Silver, but who gets Gold?

Writer Rex N, analyses the records of Newcastle United’s sacked managers compared to Alan Pardew’s last 24 matches.

Paul Patterson wonders if the Alan Pardew and Kenny Dalglish eras have more than a passing resemblance to each other.

The irony of what he has to say is so sweet. Lecturing fans that they should be grateful when their team spends nothing on an under-sized squad, this coming from somebody who put Liverpool on its knees with a disastrous few months in the transfer market.

Excuse my French, but on Saturday I found myself experiencing an episode of Deja Vu. Only the location differed. This time the venue was St James’, not Anfield. It was the teamsheet that gave it away. I saw that we were fielding six defensive-minded players. I knew I had seen this before somewhere, Dabizas playing in midfield if I remember rightly.