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spiceboys2014 wrote:Whats disapointing most of all is that we are not close to our main objective, to win the league title.
Thats what annoys most fans, not that we are not winning the league, but that we are not even close.

"Progress" is the keyword;

I agree. The management feels that we progressed. But we as fans dun think so. If they think that by winning Carling Cup or the FA Cup for that matter is progress then that is worrying. LFC Fans are proud people. We want the League title. We want to get back at Man U. I understand we need time to get there. But it seems the management are happy with the progress currently but i am worried we are soon becoming a mid table team. Playing for 6 or 7 postition year in year out. Sad.. really sad..

desmdlow wrote:

spiceboys2014 wrote:Whats disapointing most of all is that we are not close to our main objective, to win the league title.
Thats what annoys most fans, not that we are not winning the league, but that we are not even close.

"Progress" is the keyword;

I agree. The management feels that we progressed. But we as fans dun think so. If they think that by winning Carling Cup or the FA Cup for that matter is progress then that is worrying. LFC Fans are proud people. We want the League title. We want to get back at Man U. I understand we need time to get there. But it seems the management are happy with the progress currently but i am worried we are soon becoming a mid table team. Playing for 6 or 7 postition year in year out. Sad.. really sad..

hate to break this to you, but we ARE a mid table team.

given time to waste more money, more seasons missing out on CL, more seasons getting left further and further behind...

we are going backwards.

I personally would give Kenny another season because of what hes previously done for the club (thats how he got the job here in the first place, his application wouldnt have been looked at by any other side)

7_Kewell wrote:

desmdlow wrote:

spiceboys2014 wrote:Whats disapointing most of all is that we are not close to our main objective, to win the league title.
Thats what annoys most fans, not that we are not winning the league, but that we are not even close.

"Progress" is the keyword;

I agree. The management feels that we progressed. But we as fans dun think so. If they think that by winning Carling Cup or the FA Cup for that matter is progress then that is worrying. LFC Fans are proud people. We want the League title. We want to get back at Man U. I understand we need time to get there. But it seems the management are happy with the progress currently but i am worried we are soon becoming a mid table team. Playing for 6 or 7 postition year in year out. Sad.. really sad..

hate to break this to you, but we ARE a mid table team.

I was hoping it is temporary. But ya it's true we can't deny we r a mid table team for past 2 season. Sigh..

7_Kewell wrote:

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb wrote:

7_Kewell wrote:Kenny has final say on who comes, and who goes. And, you know what, i can almost forgive the fact that Kenny has wasted so much money, if it wasn't for the fact that he refuses to accept it. The likes of Charlie Adam should be paying to enter Anfield, not playing week in, week out.

Kenny doesn't learn from his mistakes...he just plods on.  And as Alan Hansen said on MOTD, "Liverpool are not a cup side"

so an interim manager who has just got off a cruise liner a few days before has the final say over a man that was brought in by the owners after he was recommended to them by billy `moneyball` beane specifically to implement a radical new transfer philosophy that the owners believed in because they had seen it used in baseball?

i fully accept that the board have a transfer agenda, but Kenny gets final say on who he signs. Kenny had also been tracking Carroll for a while.

It's not unlike any other club...the manager is presented with a number of players the scouts/director of Football have seen....and the manager then decides who he wants. No one held a gun to Kenny's head and forced him to sign those players....in fact, one of Kenny's demands for a new contract was a a promise that he alone decides on who signs, and who's sold

everyone was tracking carroll, benitez said on the telly a couple of weeks ago that he wanted to sign him.
i posted up an article from a paper the other day from back when we signed henderson and the headlines were about `how baseball and moneyball took £20m jordan to liverpool`, the article was basically comoli talking about how young players cost less than established players because although the transfer fee`s are higher the wages are a lot lower than players at the top of the game and how you get a sell on value etc etc
didnt sound like kennys theory to me.

D___C wrote:given time to waste more money, more seasons missing out on CL, more seasons getting left further and further behind...

we are going backwards.

I personally would give Kenny another season because of what hes previously done for the club (thats how he got the job here in the first place, his application wouldnt have been looked at by any other side)

Kenny should be given chance. But really need better players IMO.

so an interim manager who has just got off a cruise liner a few days before has the final say over a man that was brought in by the owners after he was recommended to them by billy `moneyball` beane specifically to implement a radical new transfer philosophy that the owners believed in because they had seen it used in baseball?[/quote]
i fully accept that the board have a transfer agenda, but Kenny gets final say on who he signs. Kenny had also been tracking Carroll for a while.

It's not unlike any other club...the manager is presented with a number of players the scouts/director of Football have seen....and the manager then decides who he wants. No one held a gun to Kenny's head and forced him to sign those players....in fact, one of Kenny's demands for a new contract was a a promise that he alone decides on who signs, and who's sold[/quote]

everyone was tracking carroll, benitez said on the telly a couple of weeks ago that he wanted to sign him.
i posted up an article from a paper the other day from back when we signed henderson and the headlines were about `how baseball and moneyball took £20m jordan to liverpool`, the article was basically comoli talking about how young players cost less than established players because although the transfer fee`s are higher the wages are a lot lower than players at the top of the game and how you get a sell on value etc etc
didnt sound like kennys theory to me.[/quote]

Tat may be the problem. We r using the "money ball" theory. But what abt now? We need to improve now!

D___C wrote:given time to waste more money, more seasons missing out on CL, more seasons getting left further and further behind...

we are going backwards.

I personally would give Kenny another season because of what hes previously done for the club (thats how he got the job here in the first place, his application wouldnt have been looked at by any other side)

How many orgasms have you had Kerry?

lee cattermole, and Frazier Campbell in the summer.

Thats what we need.

Spearing, Cattermole, Henderson, Downing, Adam, Carroll


*mouthwatering*


We pay no more that 15 million for Cattermole.. well ok 18 million (they are likely to bargain with us)... while Frazier Campbell... oh lets see.. well he cost 3.5m 2 years ago (and given andy carroll was available for 2m 16 months before Kenny forked out 35m for him)... i would go no higher than 22 million for Campbell.

Make it happen Commoli

D___C wrote:Spearing, Cattermole, Henderson, Downing, Adam, Carroll


*mouthwatering*


We pay no more that 15 million for Cattermole.. well ok 18 million (they are likely to bargain with us)... while Frazier Campbell... oh lets see.. well he cost 3.5m 2 years ago (and given andy carroll was available for 2m 16 months before Kenny forked out 35m for him)... i would go no higher than 22 million for Campbell.

Make it happen Commoli

   After the QPR game, I needed an excuse to laugh. Well done D___C, you've brightened up my morning!

Yes it certainly is worrying.
Another thing thats just as worrying are those who are calling for Dalglish's head.
It might be disgraceful that we gave up a 2-0 lead and lost 3-2 (I was working so I havent seen the match) but its even more disgraceful that some are actually overjoyed that they can stick the knife in KKs back for what happened tonight.
We dont need to be constantly reminded how much he has spent, or how much Carroll cost, or how many times weve hit the woodwork. We know all these things. What we need to be doing is stop talking like chelsea pr'icks and calling for our manager to be sacked.
We lost. Get over it. We may not come 4th. Get over it. We might not win the FA cup. Get over it. Show some support you w@nkers.
Part of me honestly would accept relegation to get rid of some of these glory hunting, arrogant, ignorant cu'nts
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Hmm, so do you not want success then, do you genuinely never think change can be a good thing, should we always keep the status quo. Imagine if more peopel thought like you there'd never be any progress in the world, neevr any inventions, we'd still be cavemen.
I don't think anyone is happy at the result but some people realise that sometimes you need to make changes if you want to improve and kenny was always a stop gap measure, and much thanks he deserves.[/quote]

I am not going to lose my temper with you because you have a history of winding people up with your bulls'hit
I never said I dont want success. Dont be so Fu*king stupid. I also never said I dont want change, or we should keep the status quo. Its obvious something needs to change if we want to progress.
What I did say was that those who are creaming in their kecks at another bad result should fu'ck off and "support" someone else because we will be better off without them.
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You are the one trying to start a flame war here pal, please tell me who you think is delighted we lost?

desmdlow wrote:

D___C wrote:given time to waste more money, more seasons missing out on CL, more seasons getting left further and further behind...

we are going backwards.

I personally would give Kenny another season because of what hes previously done for the club (thats how he got the job here in the first place, his application wouldnt have been looked at by any other side)

Kenny should be given chance. But really need better players IMO.

Kenny ultimately brings in the players he thinks he needs. I wonder what he would do if given another fortune to spend? break the records of how to waste another 100 million... 

Ian Rush's Right foot wrote:

Benny The Noon wrote:

spiceboys2014 wrote:Losing a game after leading 2-0 versus a team in the bottom 3!!!??

Does that mean that carling cup win , is not papering over the cracks!?

C'mon Thommos perm, state ur case this time.

KK Should walk now

You want Kenny to go now ?

Who would you like to manage the club then.

Rafa spent less than £100m on Reina, Arbeloa, Agger, Skrtel, Aurelio, Mascherano, Alonso, Benayoun and Torres. Contrast

mramo wrote:Arent people forgetting that this season, we have won the League Cup, could potentially make & win the FA Cup Final, as well as having already secured European football next season? Dalglish's signing's aside - Im sure a majority of us were far from satisfied when Rafa signed misfits such as Nunez, Josemi, Carson, Pellegrino & Morientes in his first full season with all those mentioned barely having contributed nor showed any true form?

How much did Rafa spend on those players?    When you buy players for such exorbitant amount, they are expected to be game changers like Mata or Aguero. Not garbage like Carroll, Downing and Henderson. Of course some idiots might argue that we can't attract those players because of our league position but how did we get someone like Suarez then? And who said we needed to spend big to get quality anyway? How much did Van Der Vaart cost?