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RedAnt » Sat May 23, 2015 11:38 am wrote:People say there's no point changing manager because the owners would be the same and so the issues would remain. Reverse it. Do people think that with new owners then BR would become capable? If a new owner gave BR another £200m to spend at his leisure then we'd suddenly start signing top players and start winning things? With new owners would Suarez have stayed? Would Sterling want to stay? Would we have a plan B and C? Would training improve? Would players be better motivated? Would we still have signed Balo, Marko and the like, or would BR, without the committee, have refused them? If we had different owners and another £200m, and trusty BR at the helm, would we have hit any of our targets this season, rather than miss every single one? These aren't rhetorical questions. Someone please answer them.

Thommo's perm » Sat May 23, 2015 11:54 am wrote:

RedAnt » Sat May 23, 2015 11:38 am wrote:People say there's no point changing manager because the owners would be the same and so the issues would remain. Reverse it. Do people think that with new owners then BR would become capable? If a new owner gave BR another £200m to spend at his leisure then we'd suddenly start signing top players and start winning things? With new owners would Suarez have stayed? Would Sterling want to stay? Would we have a plan B and C? Would training improve? Would players be better motivated? Would we still have signed Balo, Marko and the like, or would BR, without the committee, have refused them? If we had different owners and another £200m, and trusty BR at the helm, would we have hit any of our targets this season, rather than miss every single one? These aren't rhetorical questions. Someone please answer them.

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ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Sat May 23, 2015 5:33 pm wrote:Brendan is saying in the Echo that he is 150% certain that he will be Liverpool manager next season. He's also saying that he knows this season wasn't good enough.
He asks for fans to not get on Raheems back as well.

devaney » Sat May 23, 2015 4:42 pm wrote:And would we have come 5th (hopefully) or got to two domestic semi finals? It's not great mate but it is far from the disaster that the WHINGE COMMITTEE our making out.

Anyway our delightful  manager has more to worry about about than a football team. The miserable tw.. has got to start paying maintainance. How the fk did that get to court. It does the club no favours. Bad enough that he is bedding a former club employee let aloan drag his dirty washing through the courts. Is that necessary for somebody that earns over £3m a year.

I'm disliking Rogers more by the day 

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Sat May 23, 2015 6:33 pm wrote:Brendan is saying in the Echo that he is 150% certain that he will be Liverpool manager next season. He's also saying that he knows this season wasn't good enough.
He asks for fans to not get on Raheems back as well.

red till i die!! » Sat May 23, 2015 6:29 pm wrote:
The man is that arrogant he was never going to come out and say anything else now was he    He is also a bit late defending sterling as well seen as his comments about the lad turning down a staggering deal is what got the fans on his back in the first place.

RED BEERGOGGLES » Sat May 23, 2015 7:56 pm wrote:

red till i die!! » Sat May 23, 2015 6:29 pm wrote:
The man is that arrogant he was never going to come out and say anything else now was he    He is also a bit late defending sterling as well seen as his comments about the lad turning down a staggering deal is what got the fans on his back in the first place.

His brash confidence is misplaced ,and his arrogance would only be comfortable with 'winners' ...I will say his timing for comedy has always been acute