Meanwhile, journalists quizzed Dalglish on whether he felt his side should have been awarded a penalty in the second half after substitute Andy Carroll saw appeals waved away.
"In probably every game you go through there are a couple of penalty appeals," the manager replied.
"When they (referees) speak to people in the penalty area, I don't know what they say but obviously it must be about holding people back and then it's not punished - but we probably got away with a couple as well."
Seems a very honest statement by Kenny. He wasn't whinging about penalty shouts not given and even admitted that Liverpool got away with a couple as well.
It was a good point for us to get at Anfield yesterday. We had to defend for a large proportion of the match and had about one shot on goal but fortunately for us Liverpool did not take their chances.
"In probably every game you go through there are a couple of penalty appeals," the manager replied.
"When they (referees) speak to people in the penalty area, I don't know what they say but obviously it must be about holding people back and then it's not punished - but we probably got away with a couple as well."
Seems a very honest statement by Kenny. He wasn't whinging about penalty shouts not given and even admitted that Liverpool got away with a couple as well.
It was a good point for us to get at Anfield yesterday. We had to defend for a large proportion of the match and had about one shot on goal but fortunately for us Liverpool did not take their chances.

fantastic game and all the Gunners can say is, we were ****. That for me is giving Swansea Zero credit.