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[RedAnt]

Communists Leon, bl.oody communists the lot of them.   :laugh:

Hey, we're all reds here

[red till i die!!]

48% of people on this forum thought Rodgers should be sacked.

those people should come forward and be asked to leave.

Should have read this post before I gave you a vote 

[eds]

48% of people on this forum thought Rodgers should be sacked.

those people should come forward and be asked to leave.

You would think that Rodgers had won us the treble the way some of you are behaving.   

[Reg]

[andy_g]

48% of people on this forum thought Rodgers should be sacked.

those people should come forward and be asked to leave.

You would think that Rodgers had won us the treble the way some of you are behaving.   :no

you'd think we were in danger of relegation the way some of you are behaving.

[C-R]

Liverpool FC pair Brendan Rodgers and Philippe Coutinho nominated for Manager and Player of the Month

Philippe Coutinho and Brendan Rodgers have been nominated for the Barclays Player and Manger of the Month awards for February.

Reds boss Rodgers is one of four nominees for the managers’ award, while Coutinho heads the six-man shortlist for the players’ version.

Rodgers, who guided the Reds to two wins and a draw from their three Premier League fixtures in February, will face competition from Swansea City’s Garry Monk, who he faces on Monday night, Steve Bruce of Hull City and new West Bromwich Albion boss Tony Pulis.

Coutinho, meanwhile, will go up against Spurs striker Harry Kane, who won the award for January, Dame N’Doye of Hull, Arsenal star Mesut Ozil and West Brom goalkeeper Ben Foster. Former Liverpool midfielder Jonjo Shelvey, now of Swansea, is also shortlisted.

Coutinho’s games in February included appearances against Everton, Spurs and Southampton, in the latter scoring with a glorious long range shot. His winner against Man City though will not count towards the award as it was played a day late, on March 1.

The last Liverpool players to pick up Player of the Month were Steven Gerrard and Luis Suarez, who shared the award back in March 2014. Rodgers picked up the managers’ award that month, his third in total and second with Liverpool.

The winners will be announced at 10am on Friday morning.

[Leonmc0708]

48% of people on this forum thought Rodgers should be sacked.

those people should come forward and be asked to leave.

You would think that Rodgers had won us the treble the way some of you are behaving.   :no

Some people however still think that is our measure.

We are miles behind the glory days of 70's and 80's when a bad year was coming second.

[7_Kewell]

I voted no, but have no problem in admitting that I have had my doubts about BR.

Indeed, when we dropped down the table and our team looked clueless, I was fearing the worst. Were'nt we 14 points behind Manure at one stage?

But fair due to BR, he's turned it around. A top 4 finish and a cup would be an amazing achievement and I really think we can do it.

[woof woof !]

I voted yes with the caveat that he should be given until the end of this season before any of us start calling for his head.

As things (now) stand if we secure a top four finish, which looks far more of a possibility than it did a few months back, I'll applaud BR, say it's a job well done and be more than happy to see how we continue under his leadership next season.

However, failure to secure a place at footy's top table (champions league) for next season will do nothing to allay my doubts about BR's managerial ability.

[RedAnt]

I voted yes with the caveat that he should be given until the end of this season before any of us start calling for his head.

As things (now) stand if we secure a top four finish, which looks far more of a possibility than it did a few months back, I'll applaud BR, say it's a job well done and be more than happy to see how we continue under his leadership next season.

However, failure to secure a place at footy's top table (champions league) for next season will do nothing to allay my doubts about BR's managerial ability.

Pretty much how I see it. I have serious doubts but recent league performances are certainly encouraging. But it might not be down to Rodgers, and certainly not soley down to him. There's a lot up in the air that's yet to land.
I think he deserves manager of the month anyway.

[ycsatbjywtbiastkamb]

I voted yes with the caveat that he should be given until the end of this season before any of us start calling for his head.

As things (now) stand if we secure a top four finish, which looks far more of a possibility than it did a few months back, I'll applaud BR, say it's a job well done and be more than happy to see how we continue under his leadership next season.

However, failure to secure a place at footy's top table (champions league) for next season will do nothing to allay my doubts about BR's managerial ability.

Pretty much how I see it. I have serious doubts but recent league performances are certainly encouraging. But it might not be down to Rodgers, and certainly not soley down to him. There's a lot up in the air that's yet to land.
I think he deserves manager of the month anyway.

I'm sure if we were losing every week you'd be giving Brendan the 'credit' 

[RedAnt]

I voted yes with the caveat that he should be given until the end of this season before any of us start calling for his head.

As things (now) stand if we secure a top four finish, which looks far more of a possibility than it did a few months back, I'll applaud BR, say it's a job well done and be more than happy to see how we continue under his leadership next season.

However, failure to secure a place at footy's top table (champions league) for next season will do nothing to allay my doubts about BR's managerial ability.

Pretty much how I see it. I have serious doubts but recent league performances are certainly encouraging. But it might not be down to Rodgers, and certainly not soley down to him. There's a lot up in the air that's yet to land.
I think he deserves manager of the month anyway.

I'm sure if we were losing every week you'd be giving Brendan the 'credit' 

That seems a tad naive from you Yakka. I'm sure you don't need me to tell you that what matters is performances from individuals and the team and that those things are influenced massively by the coaching staff and management. There's a whole structure in place and Brendan is the manager of that structure and many of it's parts we're put in place by him.
For myself I don't know the structure intimately enough to discuss all the little bits and pieces of it in detail. But I've watched enough football in my life to have my own opinions. I've given BR credit haven't i? Like I said to you elsewhere, my idea of success doesn't necessarily tie in with yours.

[Boocity]

I voted yes with the caveat that he should be given until the end of this season before any of us start calling for his head.

As things (now) stand if we secure a top four finish, which looks far more of a possibility than it did a few months back, I'll applaud BR, say it's a job well done and be more than happy to see how we continue under his leadership next season.

However, failure to secure a place at footy's top table (champions league) for next season will do nothing to allay my doubts about BR's managerial ability.

I'll go along with that, I still have reservations about him against European clubs, dismal failure this year and much more of the same from all English clubs and we will be having to get into the top 3 in future. Also he should keep some things within the club, he doesn't need to criticise any of his players through the media.

[eds]

I voted yes with the caveat that he should be given until the end of this season before any of us start calling for his head.

As things (now) stand if we secure a top four finish, which looks far more of a possibility than it did a few months back, I'll applaud BR, say it's a job well done and be more than happy to see how we continue under his leadership next season.

However, failure to secure a place at footy's top table (champions league) for next season will do nothing to allay my doubts about BR's managerial ability.

Pretty much spot on Wolf.

If BR can get us 4th after such a disastrous start to the season he deserves to stay but massive questions will still remain, particularly on future signings and how we ensure our better players don't leave.

If he stays on he can't afford to make any more mistakes and and needs to beef up our starting XI not our squad! More importantly we need to get the blocks early next season and avoid the same shambles we saw in the CL this season.

[Reg]

Fair comments Woof/Eds.