Video: Kenny Dalglish on Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard's new deal and tackling furore Steven Gerrard, 31, made a brilliant return to the Liverpool side scoring the only goal in their Carling Cup victory over Manchester City on Tuesday. The Liverpool captain has also announced he is committing the rest of his playing days to the merseysiders after signing a new contract extension. "If you're happy where you're playing, you're enjoying what you're doing and you enjoy the football club I don't see any reason to move, and it's fantastic for us that he hasn't," said Dalglish. The player has also been offered an ambassadorial role at Anfield whenever he does decide to hang up his boots. It is a similar position Dalglish held before his second spell as manager. Dalglish also talked about the two-footed Glen Johnson tackle during the Manchester City match which led to a confrontation between Gerrard and Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini. Gerrard was angered by the Italian's appeals for Johnson to be sent off but Dalglish said that all decisions were subject to how an individual referee felt on a given day It's like when you go into a shop and you see a suit, you think how could anybody buy that, and then the next day you see someone walking down the street wearing it. It's individual taste isn't it? It just depends how you feel at the time.