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Liverpool's owners, Fenway Sports Group, have given another indication that Kenny Dalglish will be offered the long-term manager's position at Anfield by opening talks with Steve Clarke over a new long-term deal.

Liverpool's new deal for Steve Clarke gives Kenny Dalglish fresh boost 2011

To see how a résumé checks out, Mr. Shain says, pick up the phone and call the manager's former boss and former colleagues.

Danger! Danger! Rob Curran 2011

The Wall Street Journal first reported Paulson's payout in its Friday edition, and investors familiar with Paulson's portfolios said the number is likely correct given the manager's asset size and his recent profitable bets on Citigroup and gold.

Hedge Fund Manager Reportedly Brought In $5 Billion Last Year Nicole Hardesty 2011

Liverpool talk to Manuel Pellegrini over vacant manager's job

Enough romance, says Kenny Dalglish as he demands more of the players 2011

The Wall Street Journal first reported Paulson's payout in its Friday edition, and investors familiar with Paulson's portfolios said the number is likely correct given the manager's asset size and his recent profitable bets on Citigroup and gold.

Hedge Fund Manager Reportedly Brought In $5 Billion Last Year Nicole Hardesty 2011

Steve Kean wants Blackburn Rovers manager's job on a permanent basis

Blackburn set to back El Hadji Diouf over James Mackie 'taunts' 2011

Kenny Dalglish has admitted he would be "delighted" to accept the Liverpool manager's job on a full-time basis after Damien Comolli, the club's director of football strategy, confirmed the club legend will be considered for the post at the end of the season.

Why Manchester United made life easy for Kenny Dalglish's Liverpool | Kevin McCarra 2011

Kenny Dalglish has admitted he would be "delighted" to accept the Liverpool manager's job on a full-time basis after Damien Comolli, the club's director of football strategy, confirmed the club legend will be considered for the post at the end of the season.

Kenny Dalglish would be 'delighted' to be Liverpool's permanent manager 2011

Cole is willing to accept a reduction in his salary – thought to be around £80,000-a-week – to smooth his departure from Anfield but it remains to be seen whether the Spurs chairman, Daniel Levy, would share his manager's enthusiasm in pursuing the player.

Tottenham's Harry Redknapp admits desire to be reunited with Joe Cole 2011

Liverpool talk to Manuel Pellegrini over vacant manager's job

Kenny Dalglish would be 'delighted' to be Liverpool's permanent manager 2011