Alan Hansen: Legendary Liverpool footballer receives MBE
Liverpool’s former defender and the long-time BBC of the day provided MBE for football and broadcast services.
The former Scottish International team, 69, received honors at an investment ceremony at Windsor Castle on Tuesday.
Hansen is Last summer, I was seriously ill in the hospital But he was released to his home to recover after two weeks.
He spent 14 years at Liverpool, winning eight first-tier championships in the 1970s and 1980s, three European Cups and two FA Cups.
Hansen, who scored 26 blocks for Scotland, started his senior career at Partick Thistle and joined Liverpool in 1977, spending four seasons as captain before retiring in 1991.
After hanging up his boots, Hansen entered Punditry and played from 1992 to 2014.
Meanwhile, two-time Olympic champion racer Helen Glover was named the sport’s OBE at the ceremony, while Paralympic archery champion Jodie Grinham was appointed as the MBE.
