i can second that,i did a job at dalglish's house years ago,his daughter(kelly) who later worked for sky sports was only about 17,she was really friendly,chatted to me and my mate,made us a brew,top girl.
in walks kenny,blanks me and my mate,sits at a breakfast bar near where we were working,never even said hello.
total ignorant tool,even his daughter looked embarrassed,i wasn't that d as i am a united fan but my mate was a liverpool fan and he was gutted.
not the way a sportsman should behave,met richard ashcroft he was really friendly but my hat goes off to matt king,who me and my young son were chatting to in tesco one saturday morning,my son was only about 6 at the time but matt king had a chat with him for about ten minutes,true gent,it meant a lot to a young wire fan(and his dad!)

I once had a meal at Nandos with Attila the Hun. He ate with his fingers and threw his food around the room.

To be honest, I found him a bit of a barbarian.

Agreed Bobby, bizarre and amazing in equal measure.

I was going to post that I had a pee next to Eddie Waring at Keele services, but, it just didn't compare (to the post). we exchanged nods (no winks) and didn't shake hands.

Sat next to Mick Hucknall in a £5 a meal back street curry house in the Northern Quarter M/C, what a gent, no airs and graces.

Met Morley outside the Cricketers Arms widnes after the Wigan semi his boots over his shoulder 'Alf Tupper' fashion stopped chatted shook everyones hands we were a bit merry and promised he'd be bringing the Challenge Cup 'home'

Only disappointment I had was Norman Whiteside trying to have a (sober) chat one lunchtime in Mulligans M/c about his goal against Everton '85, utter tool He's no Idi Amin that's for sure

Seen a few posts about how much of a great bloke Matt King is in person and I must say I agree 100%. In Perpignan in 2010, we went to the beach at Canet and the players had just arrived in France and were having a kick about on the beach. Their were a few Wire fans on the beach at the time and to be fair to the team, all of them stopped for pictures if asked but Kingy was different, we asked him for a picture and then couldn't get rid of him as he started a full on conversation. Great bloke, great player and a lot of respect for the guy.

I wasn't disappointment with my encounter with Kelly Brook, and neither was she

I was at school with him!

Eammon Holmes and Ruth were at my mates wedding last week in London. He saw my address (witness to the wedding) which is in Frimley Green and started talking about the home of darts which he used to present on BBC! My mate gets his club Wembley tickets for the CC. (He likes Football not RL.) Right next to where the cup is collected.