The Anfield legend shocked his thousands of fans in 1991 when he quit his first managerial tenure after a dramatic 4-4 draw at Goodison Park in the fifth round of the FA Cup in late February.
But Dalglish is now back in charge of Liverpool, having been appointed last weekend as a replacement for the sacked Roy Hodgson on an initial six-month agreement in an attempt to save his beloved club.
The Scot has failed to win since his promotion from a role in the 18-time champions of England's Academy after suffering an FA Cup defeat at Manchester United before dreadful defending led to a 2-1 loss at Blackpool in midweek.
Throwing away the lead at Bloomfield Road ensured an embarrassing pair of defeats to last season's Championship play-off winners, added to Liverpool's problems and has snowballed suggestions that King Kenny's crown may be slipping.
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