LIVERPOOL hero Kenny Dalglish has jumped on the Stay At Home Challenge by attempting to kick a toilet roll into a cup.
Footballers around the world have taken part in the social craze with millions in lockdown due to coronavirus.
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King Kenny put his own twist on the Stay At Home ChallengeCredit: Twitter @kennethdalglish
The likes of Bruno Fernandes, Lionel Messi and Marcus Rashford are just some big names who have been juggling toilet roll in their mansions.
Once players complete the challenge, they then nominate others to participate.
Following Jamie Carragher’s attempt, he nominated fellow Sky Sports colleague Kelly Cates to continue the chain.
But after being “diabolical” she handed it down to her grandfather Kenny who had his own ideas.
Standing in his garden, instead of doing keepy-uppy’s he opted to get creative by volleying a roll into a cup approximately 25-feet away… wearing a slipper and a boot too small.
Much to Kelly’s amusement, Kenny had numerous failed attempts although he did come close to pulling off the piece of skill.
Showing off the brilliant video on Twitter, he wrote the caption while nominating Gary Neville: “@Carra23 nominated @KellyCates for The Keepy Uppy Challenge but, in the words of Big Al, she was ‘diabolical’, so she asked me to do it for her. I think she might regret it a wee bit.
“@GNev2 I see you’ve yet to do yours.”
Kelly also tweeted: “I’d have been better off doing it myself. Although in his defence he was wearing one boot a size too small and a slipper.”
Other names to get involved include Mason Mount – along with Chelsea team-mates Tammy Abraham and Marcos Alonso.
Dalglish was wearing a slipper and a bootCredit: Twitter @kennethdalglish
The Liverpool legend failed in his attempts to kick it in the cupCredit: Twitter @kennethdalglish
But the most hilarious effort came from veteran defender Felipe Melo – who opted to avoid the keepy-uppy portion of the challenge and just two-foot the loo roll.
And Carragher also proved why he was an old school centre-back during his career, as he failed to keep the loo roll under control.
The Sky Sports pundit finally got on a good run, as he flailed around desperately keeping the roll up in the air.
Footie ace Harry Winks shows off his skills by volleying tea bag into his mug from the other side of his kitchen
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
