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Postby sgs » Thu Sep 30, 2010 7:58 pm

Benny The Noon wrote:
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Benny The Noon wrote:What are the positives and improvements people have seen since Hodgson arrived ?

Improvements on what?

Improvements on anything - style of play , squad , tactics , substitions, transfers

Improvements?

A much better relationship with Fergurson...
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Postby Ciggy » Thu Sep 30, 2010 8:04 pm

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crazyhorse wrote:Once upon a time, in a city not far away, a manager was appointed who was not popular, and was one game away from the sack before he won a cup and began gto turn things araound.

Of course this is the red nosed jock at the mancs.

Stop slagging Roy off all the time. He may not achieve what Fergie has, but he HAS to be given a fair chance. We are and have never been a sacking club, always giving a manager time. This attitude is what spawned the boot room in the first place and helped build our tradidtion as a football club, and academy for good football.

Stop the mindless venting, and start looking at the positives a bit more.

The skanks must have felt the same about him as the anti-Roys, as he never won anything of value before going there.
Look what happened to that scotch tw@t.

It doesn't matter how much you want him to be a Joe Fagan or how long you keep acting as though he's a Bob Paisley. He'll always be Roy Hodgson and shouldn't be anywhere near the Liverpool manager's job end of.
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Postby Greavesie » Thu Sep 30, 2010 8:12 pm

gotta agree with Ciggy tbh, he shouldnt be the manager of LFC BUT he should be backed and deserves his chance. Someone obviously believes he was the best candidate for the job otherwise he wouldnt be here

so far I dont think there have been many improvements if Im being honest, though Hodgson doesnt seem to be able to get anything out of Torres

remember when people were praising Roy for being active on the touchline :laugh:
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Postby Thommo's perm » Thu Sep 30, 2010 8:12 pm

Ciggy wrote:
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crazyhorse wrote:Once upon a time, in a city not far away, a manager was appointed who was not popular, and was one game away from the sack before he won a cup and began gto turn things araound.

Of course this is the red nosed jock at the mancs.

Stop slagging Roy off all the time. He may not achieve what Fergie has, but he HAS to be given a fair chance. We are and have never been a sacking club, always giving a manager time. This attitude is what spawned the boot room in the first place and helped build our tradidtion as a football club, and academy for good football.

Stop the mindless venting, and start looking at the positives a bit more.

The skanks must have felt the same about him as the anti-Roys, as he never won anything of value before going there.
Look what happened to that scotch tw@t.

It doesn't matter how much you want him to be a Joe Fagan or how long you keep acting as though he's a Bob Paisley. He'll always be Roy Hodgson and shouldn't be anywhere near the Liverpool manager's job end of.

Tough tits though isnt it?
He is the Liverpool manager for the foreseeable future
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Postby Thommo's perm » Thu Sep 30, 2010 8:13 pm

Benny The Noon wrote:
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Benny The Noon wrote:What are the positives and improvements people have seen since Hodgson arrived ?

Improvements on what?

Improvements on anything - style of play , squad , tactics , substitions, transfers

From the beginning of the season you mean?
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Postby Benny The Noon » Thu Sep 30, 2010 8:15 pm

From when he arrived - what improvements have we seen since we changed manager. Clubs change manager to improve things and move things forward so I'm just asking what improvements people have seen so far
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Postby Emerald Red » Thu Sep 30, 2010 8:44 pm

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Ciggy wrote:
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crazyhorse wrote:Once upon a time, in a city not far away, a manager was appointed who was not popular, and was one game away from the sack before he won a cup and began gto turn things araound.

Of course this is the red nosed jock at the mancs.

Stop slagging Roy off all the time. He may not achieve what Fergie has, but he HAS to be given a fair chance. We are and have never been a sacking club, always giving a manager time. This attitude is what spawned the boot room in the first place and helped build our tradidtion as a football club, and academy for good football.

Stop the mindless venting, and start looking at the positives a bit more.

The skanks must have felt the same about him as the anti-Roys, as he never won anything of value before going there.
Look what happened to that scotch tw@t.

It doesn't matter how much you want him to be a Joe Fagan or how long you keep acting as though he's a Bob Paisley. He'll always be Roy Hodgson and shouldn't be anywhere near the Liverpool manager's job end of.

Tough tits though isnt it?
He is the Liverpool manager for the foreseeable future
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Postby Thommo's perm » Thu Sep 30, 2010 8:48 pm

Benny The Noon wrote:From when he arrived - what improvements have we seen since we changed manager. Clubs change manager to improve things and move things forward so I'm just asking what improvements people have seen so far

I dont really want to compare the six games of this season to last seasons thirty eight because its too early. Has he improved things from the first game to the sixth? We have had a hard start by anyones standards which everyone admits. Slowly inching our way up the table seems to have stopped the slide we were on. So I would say we have slightly improved. But not much, I'll give you that.
We must to better, no doubt about it
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Postby Benny The Noon » Thu Sep 30, 2010 8:50 pm

How have we slightly improved thommo ? In what area have we slightly improved ?And we haven't slowly inched our way up the table
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Postby Greavesie » Thu Sep 30, 2010 8:51 pm

last seasons 38. Can we please remember that rafa was here for a lot longer that one season please. I'm all up for comparing the two and saying that we give our managers chances but surely that also means we don't forget what previous managers did for us ???
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Postby Thommo's perm » Thu Sep 30, 2010 8:52 pm

Benny The Noon wrote:How have we slightly improved thommo ? In what area have we slightly improved ?And we haven't slowly inched our way up the table

In gaining more points than we had at the start of the season
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Postby Benny The Noon » Thu Sep 30, 2010 8:54 pm

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Benny The Noon wrote:How have we slightly improved thommo ? In what area have we slightly improved ?And we haven't slowly inched our way up the table

In gaining more points than we had at the start of the season

So the only improvement is we have more points than we started with ?! Is there nothing else then
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Postby Madmax » Thu Sep 30, 2010 8:57 pm

If we get new owners i think we are better off with a manager who knows how to handle a big club with big players.
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Postby Thommo's perm » Thu Sep 30, 2010 8:58 pm

Greavesie wrote:last seasons 38. Can we please remember that rafa was here for a lot longer that one season please. I'm all up for comparing the two and saying that we give our managers chances but surely that also means we don't forget what previous managers did for us ???

Thats why I didnt want to compare because Benitez had time to do what he did and didnt take over when we were in the state like we were last season
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Postby RedSi35 » Thu Sep 30, 2010 9:06 pm

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Benny The Noon wrote:From when he arrived - what improvements have we seen since we changed manager. Clubs change manager to improve things and move things forward so I'm just asking what improvements people have seen so far

I dont really want to compare the six games of this season to last seasons thirty eight because its too early. Has he improved things from the first game to the sixth? We have had a hard start by anyones standards which everyone admits. Slowly inching our way up the table seems to have stopped the slide we were on. So I would say we have slightly improved. But not much, I'll give you that.
We must to better, no doubt about it

Slightly improved? Come on, please take your head out of the sand. We are and have been ( save a few flashes ) measurably worse than last season. The football is rotten, the attitude from some of the players is rotten, the results are rotten and the club is rotting away slowly day by day.

At least if we were playing lovely football it would detract from all the ownership woes, but the fact is we are playing like  bottom of the league team, struggling for form and points. 6 points after 6 games ( :censored: the tough fixture list excuse.......... We are Liverpool :censored:.g FC ) we should and we have been burying teams like this for years and years.
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