stmichael » Fri Mar 23, 2012 9:36 pm wrote:just say that kenny did go in the summer for example, who would you realistically get in to replace him anyway?
If Barcelona reel in Madrid then a certain Portuguese will possibly become available.
Regards Kenny, its clear that the scrutiny on his position is now in full flow... the media (loathe them as i do) is on his case. When that starts it magnifies the effect of every result.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... rpool.html
Think you're doing a good job, Kenny? You have spent £113.3m and you're 28 points behind United
"After spending more than £100million on players, Kenny Dalglish must realise his Liverpool side have seriously under-performed this season. Six defeats in the last 10 Barclays Premier League games, nine in all, as well as eight draws at home, is simply not good enough. The widely-held view that the Carling Cup would be enough to satisfy the club’s American owners this season is not shared by many inside Anfield. Not even a Carling Cup and FA Cup double will keep them completely happy when the main objective was to qualify for the Champions League."
"Dodgy deals: Liverpool spent £55million to secure the services of Andy Carroll and Jordan Henderson"
"On and off the field, the Suarez affair has taken its toll and that is probably another reason why Dalglish deserves a second full season. But he needs to deliver. The Europa League might just about do for next season but a top-four finish has to follow. Otherwise a decision will have to be made."
"It was on a balmy night in Oslo last August that Kenny Dalglish was presented with his Liverpool mission by owner John W Henry. Having backed Dalglish’s judgment to the tune of £113million, Henry declared before Liverpool’s 3-3 friendly draw with Norwegian side Valerenga that anything other than a top-four finish would be ‘major disappointment’.