You might as well talk to my baby daughter. You'll get more sense out of her - Kenny Dalglish - Quotesmemo.com

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Like other lifeforms, we [humans] exist only to replicate ourselves.

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Kenny Dalglish

You might as well talk to my baby daughter. You'll get more sense out of her

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The most important people at Liverpool Football Club are the people who want to be here.

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As I've said before and I've said it in the past.

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I may have left Liverpool but the city and club will always be part of me.

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I would just love to have gone and stood in the Kop.

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I am absolutely delighted to get back into football with Livingston.

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