I just hope Either Lambert or Rodgers dont go there, with that man-management ability they would be right up there.Quote:
Originally Posted by LDG
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I just hope Either Lambert or Rodgers dont go there, with that man-management ability they would be right up there.Quote:
Originally Posted by LDG
Possibly. Then again there aren't too many out there. Big enough name to placate losing Dalglish - even though I think he will step aside - yet available.Quote:
Originally Posted by LDG
I bet Downing and Carroll (and the rest) are getting a little nervous though.
Will they go for another DoF? I'm thinking Agent Grimandi.
What's Paul Ince up to these days?
being a ****?Quote:
Originally Posted by Grimandi's Perm
Racist :sulk:Quote:
Originally Posted by Flavs
Actually i am not sure the players would react well to my unique brand of brutality
Does it involve a burning cross?Quote:
Originally Posted by Flavs
Cause I know one player who would love it.
I think it would involve burning Dirk Kuyt to be honestQuote:
Originally Posted by Suarez Is Boss
That would improve his face.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flavs
Didnt work on Harry Redknapp sadlyQuote:
Originally Posted by Grimandi's Perm
Now rumours that Ayre is next. I'd think that'd be a little harsh, but the name that keeps coming up (and has been mentioned in the past iirc) is.... David Dein.
Youre welcome to him
Les Reed and TC double team tbh.
No we want him back and they can have PHW tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
Hes Wengers best mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
Getting him back would mean Wenger staying
Not good
Out of interest, what was Dein's attitude to the Emirates?
Am I right in saying he wanted you to move to Wembley?
Yeah he preferred a move to Wembley so we could maximise the funds available for investment in the team. He saw the way football was heading in terms of financial clout and wanted us to compete at the top. He's responsible for bringing Kroenke and Usmanov into the picture.
Thats worked well for usQuote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
:good:Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
It seems Brukner has gone too. It's like Football Manager just offering mutual terminations to everyone...
Hopefully Kenny stays
Had he got his way things would have been diffrent. He'd would have still been on the board and would have kicked Wengers Ass to kingdom come by now for not doing what needs to done, it was the dumb ass board we have now who were happy to settle for less.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
Dein's idea for Stan and PHW and Ivan's are too diffrent things.
Yes, thank fuck we didn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Suarez Is Boss
Kenny has been given the vote of confidence.
:rose:
He'll be off in the summer then.Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
So are the head of sports medicine and sports science (if they aren't the same person).
J.W Henry is tearing it up. :bow:
It is; Peter Brukner.Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
And it seems Achterberg, the Gk coach, is next for the chop. :rose:
It seems like a blank slate for a new manager is taking shape, frankly.
Steve Clarke new number 2 at Arsenal?
Henry is deffo not messing about, but it could be good for Pool in the long run.
Even the club lawyer has apparently been sacked. :lol:
Which is not all that surprising really.
Has Sonia been put on gardening leave from her position as half-time entertainment yet?
Cruyff........... :haha:
Get as much money as he could and then leave in a strop and spend the next 5 years whining about the good old days?Quote:
Originally Posted by Suarez Is Boss
Laughable how all Liverpool signings are being labelled as comolli signings, as if kenny had nothing to do with them :lol:
Then when they haven't been good enough on the pitch, it's not kenny's fault either.
:haha:
Wont Kenny take the vacant DOF position and then get a new manager in at the end of the season?
There is the Europa league to think about FFS!
That is my thinking too. Rafa, for one, wouldn't be too bothered with Kenny.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flavs
And Jeebus, many Liverpool fans put plenty of blame of Kenny for the performances on the pitch and the signings, as well as Comolli. As far as I can tell Comolli went to Dalglish with lists of players who then said yes or no. Comolli then went away and did those deals. So in that sense they are all joint signings, imo. That may well turn out to be wrong but it's the best guess I have.
So then.... :)
After yet another loss Liverhoof are now realistically looking down the table to see where they could end up finishing if they keep on losing. Wouldnt it be delightful if they not only finish below Everton but also below the team who beat them on the weekend West Brom, who are delightfully managed by one Mr Royston Hodson...he used to be Liverpool manager you know.
Not that i am bitter,
Better than Brookside!
they could well end up bottom half if it carries on.
Kenny the saviour :lol:
I said in another thread how similar their season is to our Cup Double year. However it has been pointed out that rightly or wrongly, that type of achievement just does not hold the same value any longer.
Which is kind of sad for football in general, but funny for Liverpool because while there is the prospect of there having been 2 great days, this has been a season of pretty much unrelenting turgid football.