Dalglish grateful for the support of owners

Posted on | Sunday, July 10, 2011 | No Comments

Kenny Dalglish thanked the owners of Liverpool for their support in the relations of the club in the transfer window.

Reds have so far spent about £ 27,000,000 midfielders Jordan Henderson and Charlie Adam, who sealed his long-awaited move to Anfield Blackpool is a few days ago.

And sporting director Damien Comolli revealed that there may be more eager to transfer activity before the start of the season.

Dalglish, who is trying to lead the club back into the top four and secure Champions League, has only good words, principal owner John Henry and chairman Tom Werner.

"The owners know what they do and we had great support from them," said the club's official website.

"They're going in the right direction.

"John and Tom will give us what they can afford. We need to spend it with some responsibility.

"We will not get all of us after this summer, but other clubs are not always being asked about.

"It's just the way it is. We have a couple of things already and will continue doing what we do in a responsible manner."

Daglish and his men fly to Guangzhou for the start of their preseason on Monday and the Scot was pleased to learn that Andy Carroll, Daniel Agger and Martin Kelly - each finished last season injured - are available to play in a friendly against Guangdong Sunray Cave Wednesday.

"The three of them are perfectly fine," said Dalglish. "They played a lot in training and is fully recovered from injury.

"The training was great this week and everyone looks forward to the trip."

Liverpool kick off their season Barclays Premier League at home to Sunderland in August 13.