by tonyeh » Mon Oct 11, 2010 6:03 pm
Sabre wrote:I honestly think that while the Yanks are at the club any manager will be burnt.
by rocky29 » Mon Oct 11, 2010 6:45 pm
tonyeh wrote:Sabre wrote:I honestly think that while the Yanks are at the club any manager will be burnt.
Agreed 100%
It's impossible to imagine the unbelievable pressure that Hodgson must be under at this moment in time.
However, I'll stand by what I said about Roy before he signed. I still cannot see him working out at Liverpool. That said, it would be a ridiculous move to have him sacked after the paltry amount of games the team has played.
by tonyeh » Mon Oct 11, 2010 6:59 pm
by dundreamin » Mon Oct 11, 2010 8:56 pm
by rocky29 » Mon Oct 11, 2010 9:06 pm
tonyeh wrote:What the hell would have been the sense in getting yet another "striker"? It was important to get the correct striker and perhaps it wasn't possible within the time frame. Simply buying another face could lead to another Kuyt, Babel, Maxi, Aquilani or N'Gog. We have enough of that sort already.
Buying anything to fill a position is not the way to go. We've seen too much of that nonsense under the last guy.
I'd have loved to see another quality striker at Liverpool, but there are probably valid reasons why it didn't happen this time around. Maybe the Christmas window will reveal some decent opportunities.
And yes, Hodgson has brought SOME measure of fault upon himself with some questionable uses of the squad. However, he's only been here a wet weekend. We're not even out of the "adjustment phase" yet.
by Thommo's perm » Mon Oct 11, 2010 9:51 pm
dundreamin wrote:Watching the king on lfctv as we speak. That man should be manager A LEGEND!
by Masch79 » Wed Oct 13, 2010 3:48 pm
bigmick wrote:Ian Rush's Right foot wrote:Dalglish is a legend but has been out of the game far too long unfortunatly.
I was always against Klinsmann in the past but i saw a doc about the development of the Germany Team by changing the info structure of the German game to focus on young players and even though Loew gets lots of Credit he himself accounts a lot of it to Klinsmann.
When you look at what John Henry did for the Redsox by bringing in a young forward thining manager like Theo Epstein, i believe Klinsmann may be a better fit for us.
Tis very true Rushie, but I fear Klinnsmanns (admittedly fairly innocent) role as a stooge in the Benitez "shock horror how dare the club consider somebody else when the manager keeps saying he might leave" affair has tarnished him forever.
Were he to be given the job, he would be given about the same amount of respect as Roy was/is. That can't be in anyones best interests.
for 5 minutes you might get a bit more of the unity behind our current manager that you keep saying there should be.by bigmick » Wed Oct 13, 2010 4:01 pm
I'm simply making the point that Klinsmann wouldn't be given five minutes chance by a huge section of our fan base, and stating why. .
by rocky29 » Thu Oct 14, 2010 7:40 pm
therocket147 wrote:Martin O Neill
by bunglemark2 » Thu Oct 14, 2010 9:02 pm
therocket147 wrote:Martin O Neill
by Thommo's perm » Thu Oct 14, 2010 9:47 pm
rocky29 wrote:therocket147 wrote:Martin O Neill
the thing is i like the way martin sets ups with wingers and such but he always ends up spi"tting his dummy out and walking out at some stage.. to be fair there isnt that many managers out there available that would suit us. hiddink would be the best for me
by bigmick » Thu Oct 14, 2010 11:10 pm
bunglemark2 wrote:therocket147 wrote:Martin O Neill
W@nkers - you AND him, sunshine...
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