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Kenny Kan » Sun Apr 01, 2012 3:08 pm wrote:

Octsky » Sun Apr 01, 2012 3:03 pm wrote:fans talking abt Kenny leaving without having an idea of who will be replacing him are great idiots and fools.
sack him sack him, but who will replace him?
AVB? Rafa again? Owen Coyle? Martin O'neil?
are these even real choices?

It doesn't matter - after a run of bad results they'll want him out and all, going by this bunch we need to think 3 managers ahead at a time - just in case they throw out their dummies with the new one.

how do we move forward when our manager makes the same mistakes every week?  When he refuses to make changes, despite the fact opposition managers have sussed his tactics and changes their approach? Tell me how things can improve with Kenny at the helm, because all i see is our great club being killed by one of its greatest legends...

Kenny Kan » Sun Apr 01, 2012 3:08 pm wrote:

Octsky » Sun Apr 01, 2012 3:03 pm wrote:fans talking abt Kenny leaving without having an idea of who will be replacing him are great idiots and fools.
sack him sack him, but who will replace him?
AVB? Rafa again? Owen Coyle? Martin O'neil?
are these even real choices?

It doesn't matter - after a run of bad results they'll want him out and all, going by this bunch we need to think 3 managers ahead at a time - just in case they throw out their dummies with the new one.

I don't agree with manager merry-go-rounds but we never should have got KK in the first place. the man is an absolute legend, a hero to us no matter what happens. But it's all s@ints fault for getting him here. We need to establish something that will last

dawson99 » Sun Apr 01, 2012 3:12 pm wrote:

Kenny Kan » Sun Apr 01, 2012 3:08 pm wrote:

Octsky » Sun Apr 01, 2012 3:03 pm wrote:fans talking abt Kenny leaving without having an idea of who will be replacing him are great idiots and fools.
sack him sack him, but who will replace him?
AVB? Rafa again? Owen Coyle? Martin O'neil?
are these even real choices?

It doesn't matter - after a run of bad results they'll want him out and all, going by this bunch we need to think 3 managers ahead at a time - just in case they throw out their dummies with the new one.

I don't agree with manager merry-go-rounds but we never should have got KK in the first place. the man is an absolute legend, a hero to us no matter what happens. But it's all s@ints fault for getting him here. We need to establish something that will last

spot on daws.

Kenny Kan » Sun Apr 01, 2012 3:08 pm wrote:

It doesn't matter - after a run of bad results they'll want him out and all, going by this bunch we need to think 3 managers ahead at a time - just in case they throw out their dummies with the new one.

I don't blame certain sections of our fan base for calling for a new manager, if this was Roy Hodgson in charge then the entire fan base would be calling for a change of manager. Dalglish's record as Liverpool manager since January has been atrocious - we're not winning matches, our players aren't performing and there is seemingly no leadership from the dug out. If Albert Riera thought Benitez's tenure was a sinking ship, he probably thinks Dalglish's tenure resembles the Titanic, 100 years on. I desperately want Dalglish to turn things around, but even I'm starting to have my doubts about Dalglish's managerial credentials, because his management has been as poor as our players collective performances on the pitch.

If Dalglish doesn't turn things around in the League and starts to get us winning again and we crash out of the semi-final of the FA Cup against Everton then I doubt he'll still be here in a managerial capacity in the summer and few can have any complaints about that.

banana(real one) » Sun Apr 01, 2012 1:59 pm wrote:

RedAnt » Sun Apr 01, 2012 9:55 am wrote:http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/media-watch/telegraph-carra-remember-where-we-were

Carra still has sense.

Another sorry lame excuse. 6 months of Sh*t with Roy hardly make Liverpool suck. We still had a solid foundation capable of challanging. However Kenny destroyed that platform with his signings and sales.

Oh dear.

7_Kewell » Sun Apr 01, 2012 3:11 pm wrote:

Kenny Kan » Sun Apr 01, 2012 3:08 pm wrote:

Octsky » Sun Apr 01, 2012 3:03 pm wrote:fans talking abt Kenny leaving without having an idea of who will be replacing him are great idiots and fools.
sack him sack him, but who will replace him?
AVB? Rafa again? Owen Coyle? Martin O'neil?
are these even real choices?

It doesn't matter - after a run of bad results they'll want him out and all, going by this bunch we need to think 3 managers ahead at a time - just in case they throw out their dummies with the new one.

how do we move forward when our manager makes the same mistakes every week?  When he refuses to make changes, despite the fact opposition managers have sussed his tactics and changes their approach? Tell me how things can improve with Kenny at the helm, because all i see is our great club being killed by one of its greatest legends...

Easy, we just sack our manager. Then the next one who has a blip, and then the next one who has a blip and so on and so forth until we reach perfection. tut.

Kenny Kan, that's not an answer and it's typical of the attitude from the 'Kenny must stay at all costs' camp.

i'm getting slated for pointing out the obvious, yet none of the pro-Kenny brigade is offering anything else apart from "lets wait, cross our fingers and hope"

If we start next season in the same form, we'll be relegated

Kenny Kan » Sun Apr 01, 2012 3:18 pm wrote:Easy, we just sack our manager. Then the next one who has a blip, and then the next one who has a blip and so on and so forth until we reach perfection. tut.

There's having a blip and then there's relegation form. Since January we've won 2 matches, drawn 2 matches and lost 8 matches. We've taken just 8 points from a possible 36 points. Is that just a blip to you? To me that's poor form, that's the kind of form which sees teams get relegated.

hey that Comolli cu.nt needs to get a boot up his ring too. get rid of that fuk'r first!

On the positive side it looks like tottenham will beat swansea so they wont get past us this week.

Roger Red Hat » Sun Apr 01, 2012 3:27 pm wrote:hey that Comolli cu.nt needs to get a boot up his ring too. get rid of that fuk'r first!

I never understood why he was brought in. FSG mustn't have done their homework on who they were employing, otherwise I'd doubt he'd have been appointed. Why do we even need a Director of football anyway? What on earth is their job?

7_Kewell » Sun Apr 01, 2012 3:22 pm wrote:Kenny Kan, that's not an answer and it's typical of the attitude from the 'Kenny must stay at all costs' camp.

i'm getting slated for pointing out the obvious, yet none of the pro-Kenny brigade is offering anything else apart from "lets wait, cross our fingers and hope"

If we start next season in the same form, we'll be relegated

"that's not an answer", but it's what you and others will do if things start going pear shaped for the next poor s.od. I mean, you're are hardly going to change your thinking, and that thinking is, 'get rid' if things don't go well for a period of given time. So, why's that not an answer - I'm just singing your hymn.

I'm not slating you for pointing out the obvious, in fact I don't think I have slated anyone for pointing out the obvious, I'm just slating those whom seem to be reveling in delight as they point and say 'I told you so', or bask in personal glory at the manager's expense because they've played a bit of FM 2012 and now have their F.A badges because of it.

Fact is, when the heat is on the team need to work through it, not necessarily look for exit strategies all the time.

Personally, I'd still give Kenny until the end of next season (I don't believe this hyperbole about relegation) to turn things around, if FSG do any different in the summer, that's up to them.

Kenny Kan » Sun Apr 01, 2012 3:36 pm wrote:

7_Kewell » Sun Apr 01, 2012 3:22 pm wrote:Kenny Kan, that's not an answer and it's typical of the attitude from the 'Kenny must stay at all costs' camp.

i'm getting slated for pointing out the obvious, yet none of the pro-Kenny brigade is offering anything else apart from "lets wait, cross our fingers and hope"

If we start next season in the same form, we'll be relegated

"that's not an answer", but it's what you and others will do if things start going pear shaped for the next poor s.od. I mean, you're are hardly going to change your thinking, and that thinking is, 'get rid' if things don't go well for a period of given time. So, why's that not an answer - I'm just singing your hymn.

I'm not slating you for pointing out the obvious, in fact I don't think I have slated anyone for pointing out the obvious, I'm just slating those whom seem to be reveling in delight as they point and say 'I told you so', or bask in personal glory at the manager's expense because they've played a bit of FM 2012 and now have their F.A badges because of it.

Fact is, when the heat is on the team need to work through it, not necessarily look for exit strategies all the time.

Personally, I'd still give Kenny until the end of next season (I don't believe this hyperbole about relegation) to turn things around, if FSG do any different in the summer, that's up to them.

thing is mate, it's difficult not to lose heart when, despite playing utter sh!te, our manager tells the press our team is good enough to challenge for the league title next year. If Kenny honestly believes that then we're in deep, deep trouble. Because this shower isn't good enough for the top half of the league, let alone challenge the likes of Man Utd

Kenny Kan » Sun Apr 01, 2012 3:36 pm wrote:Personally, I'd still give Kenny until the end of next season (I don't believe this hyperbole about relegation) to turn things around, if FSG do any different in the summer, that's up to them.

Is it hyperbole though? 8 points from 36 points doesn't seem like hyperbole to me. 2 wins in the last 12 league matches doesn't seem like hyperbole to me. Clearly you are either deliberately ignoring what's in front of you or you aren't following our performances and results at the moment. Like you, I don't want Dalglish to leave, but I'm afraid that he will leave if he doesn't turn things around soon and whilst that will be an absolute shame, I doubt anyone could really argue against such an outcome if FSG were to dismiss Kenny at the end of the season based on our shocking form, performances and results.

7_Kewell » Sun Apr 01, 2012 3:22 pm wrote:Kenny Kan, that's not an answer and it's typical of the attitude from the 'Kenny must stay at all costs' camp.

i'm getting slated for pointing out the obvious, yet none of the pro-Kenny brigade is offering anything else apart from "lets wait, cross our fingers and hope"

If we start next season in the same form, we'll be relegated

I am not pro Kenny but i think we are all pro LFC.
the club is the most important entity for all of us, but sack Kenny now and hire who?
name me someone feasible pls, someone who wont make situation worse.

someone mention Commoli, what is his role? his primary role is to sign players right?
so why is Kenny getting all the blame now?
i think it is a confidence crisis for us now, secondary concern is we have no one to score goals.
if Carroll did not dived or head above the bar the end match against Newcastle may be different now.
take away RVP from gooners and they be in the same situation as us.