Dalglish future in balance

Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish faces an anxious wait to discover if he has convinced the club's owners he is the right man for the job.

Dalglish is now back in the UK after flying to Boston to meet with owner John Henry and chairman Tom Werner.
There were reports the Scot had been sacked on Tuesday, but those rumours were wide of the mark and Dalglish remains in charge of Liverpool.
However, the Fenway Sports Group are disappointed by the side's performances in the Premier League over the course of the previous campaign, despite the fact Liverpool won the Carling Cup title and reached the FA Cup final.
The Reds owners are overseeing a number of changes this summer and director of football Damien Comolli, head of sports science Peter Brukner and head of communications Ian Cotton have already left Anfield.
FSG are yet to make a decision on Dalglish's future and the Scot must now wait to discover if he will remain as Liverpool manager ahead of the 2012/2013 campaign.
Former Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez and Wigan boss Roberto Martinez have already been suggested as possible replacements should Dalglish depart.