ALAN HANSEN is relishing the chance to play at Anfield again – but fears he won’t last long.

The 53-year-old former defender will play for the Liverpool Legends against an All-Stars team on Thursday, May 14.

“Kenny Dalglish just called and told me I was playing,” he said.

“The last time I played was the rematch of the 1986 FA Cup final three years ago and I lasted about 22 minutes – I’m not going to beat that.

“I think the spread betting is on me lasting eight to 12 minutes but I’m aiming for 15.

“I’ve been to the gym once in the last four years but fortunately I play in a position where I don’t have to run. It will be a great night and great to get back in the dressing room with the lads and have a laugh.

“I’m looking forward to playing against the likes of Andy Gray, Graeme Sharp, Dave Watson and Kevin Ratcliffe.

“There will be a fair bit of banter flying around. It won’t be fast but it will competitive, that’s for sure. Back in the 1980s both Liverpool and Everton had great sides and this game will be a celebration of Liverpool as a city.”

The Hillsborough Memorial Game will not only help keep the battle for justice in the spotlight but also raise cash for the Marina Dalglish Appeal’s bid to build a new radiotherapy unit in Aintree.

Hansen added: “You have to sit back and admire what Kenny and Marina have done. The hard work they’ve put in is just unbelievable.”