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Dalglish hails 'hugely influential' Gerrard

Updated on: 01 January,2012 06:28 AM IST  | 
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Kenny Dalglish hailed the influence of captain Steven Gerrard after he came off the bench to inspire Liverpool to a 3-1 victory over Newcastle at Anfield on Friday night.

Dalglish hails 'hugely influential' Gerrard

Kenny Dalglish hailed the influence of captain Steven Gerrard after he came off the bench to inspire Liverpool to a 3-1 victory over Newcastle at Anfield on Friday night.


Liverpool skipper Steven Gerrard celebrates a goal during Friday's
EPL match against Newcastle. Pic/Getty Images


Gerrard came on as a 59th-minute substitute and injected fresh impetus into Liverpool's performance, culminating in a trademark goal 12 minutes from time that sealed the three points.


Kenny Dalglish

It was Gerrard's second appearance since returning from an ankle infection and he ended the year on a bright note after being dogged by injury for much of 2011.

"When Steven is not playing he is influential so I suppose you can add the word 'hugely' for when he is playing," Dalglish said.

"It's great to see him getting a reward because he has worked really hard to get where he is. It was a freak injury and the boy deserves a bit of luck.

He is a hugely important player, everyone has admiration and appreciation for what he has done for the club, and he has a wee bit more mileage in him yet."

Craig Bellamy scored twice against his former club after Newcastle had taken the lead through an own goal by Daniel Agger.




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