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United Kingdom Alan Kennedy is a former professional footballer, primarily known for his role as a left-back for Liverpool, where he secured numerous domestic and European titles. He also works as an ambassador for Liverpool FC and engages in various events and speaking engagements.
Stronger Youth Brands acquired Little Kickers, a company established in 2002 by Founder and Chairman Christine Kelly and led by CEO Alan Kennedy.
Alan Kennedy was appointed Non-Executive Director of Football Fun Factory, following his success growing Little Kickers Group globally. He aims to apply his experience to this role.
In 2018, Alan Kennedy was appointed Group CEO of Little Kickers, taking on the task of managing its global network.
Alan Kennedy participated as a guest captain for a football game at the Steve Prescott 4G pitch in Hull.
Alan Kennedy, born on August 31, 1954, in Penshaw, England, began his professional football career at Newcastle United at the age of 18, playing there for five years and featuring in the 1974 FA Cup Final. In 1978, he transferred to Liverpool for £330,000, a British record fee for a full-back at the time, arriving as an England B international. His arrival at Liverpool marked a significant period of success, where he quickly became a crucial figure in the team’s defensive line while also contributing to attacks.
Kennedy developed a reputation for scoring critical goals, notably in major finals. He scored the winning goals for Liverpool in the 1981 and 1984 European Cup finals, and also contributed crucial goals in the League Cup finals of 1981 and 1983. During his tenure at Liverpool from 1978 to 1985, Kennedy accumulated an impressive list of honors, including five League titles, two European Cups, and four League Cups. He participated in every game of the historic 1983-84 treble season, playing 67 matches.
After leaving Liverpool in 1985, Kennedy continued his career, playing for several clubs including Sunderland, Wigan Athletic, and Hartlepool United in England, as well as teams in Denmark and Belgium, extending his professional playing career until the age of 42. Beyond his playing days, Kennedy has maintained his connection to football. He serves as an ambassador for Liverpool FC, attends various fan events globally, and has taken on leadership roles within youth football organizations, demonstrating a sustained commitment to the sport.
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