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Dalglish wrote:Although many might be surprised that a person with Dalglish as his ID on here I clicked the NO option.

No one can deny that Dalglish is a legend at the club but his appointment would be a mixture of Nostagia and Desperation in my opinion.

Others have intimated that we need a long term vision and Im confident that the owners share that long term goal.

The danger is that fans react to current form and therefore ther call for Dalglish gets dragged out as some sort of Panacea for all our ills.

If we truly are building then my personal preference would be Paul Lambert (current managewr at Norwich). One of my mates is a big fan of the Canaries and Lambert has been a revelation there since taking over 18 months ago. He has taken them from the foot of Division 1 to the top of the Championship in 18 months and they play attractrive football , sell out every home game and he's attracted players who want to play for him........Plus he's Scottich !

dundreamin wrote:ok then name these so called great managers then?  And who says they would take the job anyway? Go on please explain. Am intrigued

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Dalglish wrote:Although many might be surprised that a person with Dalglish as his ID on here I clicked the NO option.

No one can deny that Dalglish is a legend at the club but his appointment would be a mixture of Nostagia and Desperation in my opinion.

Others have intimated that we need a long term vision and Im confident that the owners share that long term goal.

The danger is that fans react to current form and therefore ther call for Dalglish gets dragged out as some sort of Panacea for all our ills.

If we truly are building then my personal preference would be Paul Lambert (current managewr at Norwich). One of my mates is a big fan of the Canaries and Lambert has been a revelation there since taking over 18 months ago. He has taken them from the foot of Division 1 to the top of the Championship in 18 months and they play attractrive football , sell out every home game and he's attracted players who want to play for him........Plus he's Scottich !

I think this but for the Scottich bit...

Igor Zidane wrote:I voted yes for a feew reasons. He would unite and galvanise the support in an instant . He would command instant respect from the players and would have them playing for him straight away . He bleeds LFC and knows how we work . This is the man that won the double in his first season in charge and continued to win and produce great football teams till the day he left . That was all to do with hillsborough and he was ready to come back to us and leave blackburn , it's in the book . He is a genius and you don't lose that . We can't do any worse than under roy . It will give us the rest of the season to target a manager with a vision (if kenny isn't up to it ),because hodgson needs to go now .

Cool Hand Luke wrote:No.

Rash decisions are not required. We knew that in the short term we were facing some bleak times.  Hopefully the board will appoint the right man in the summer and we can start to build.

worcester_red wrote:

Cool Hand Luke wrote:No.

Rash decisions are not required. We knew that in the short term we were facing some bleak times.  Hopefully the board will appoint the right man in the summer and we can start to build.

So is it better to end up outside the places for Europe with a truly mediocre manager then?
The simple question everyone needs to ask themselves is this, Would Kenny do a better job than Hodgson and restore pride to the club? If the answer is yes then he needs to be brought in immediately.
I don't see Kenny as the long term solution but a short term to stabilise the club and get us playing to our abilities again and if it works out then why not have him as manager longer term.

Thommo's perm wrote:

worcester_red wrote:

Cool Hand Luke wrote:No.

Rash decisions are not required. We knew that in the short term we were facing some bleak times.  Hopefully the board will appoint the right man in the summer and we can start to build.

So is it better to end up outside the places for Europe with a truly mediocre manager then?
The simple question everyone needs to ask themselves is this, Would Kenny do a better job than Hodgson and restore pride to the club? If the answer is yes then he needs to be brought in immediately.
I don't see Kenny as the long term solution but a short term to stabilise the club and get us playing to our abilities again and if it works out then why not have him as manager longer term.

Dont you have pride in the club? If not why not?
Would you still be a supporter if we were relegated?

worcester_red wrote:

Thommo's perm wrote:

worcester_red wrote:

Cool Hand Luke wrote:No.

Rash decisions are not required. We knew that in the short term we were facing some bleak times.  Hopefully the board will appoint the right man in the summer and we can start to build.

So is it better to end up outside the places for Europe with a truly mediocre manager then?
The simple question everyone needs to ask themselves is this, Would Kenny do a better job than Hodgson and restore pride to the club? If the answer is yes then he needs to be brought in immediately.
I don't see Kenny as the long term solution but a short term to stabilise the club and get us playing to our abilities again and if it works out then why not have him as manager longer term.

Dont you have pride in the club? If not why not?
Would you still be a supporter if we were relegated?

I have love for the club, but to be honest I'm getting sick and tired at the moment of the amount of abuse I get from people who quite rightly take the p!ss out of the team I support so I think the pride probably has taken a dent by being managed by a complete fecking moron who knows b@gger all about the club.