Liverpool FC Forum

Boocity » Tue May 22, 2012 9:02 pm wrote:I'm afraid we will have to agree to disagree Benny, I really wanted Kenny's appointment and also wanted to give him more time but it wasn't to be, so I don't want to look back now, just look at all the other clubs who's managers have returned, never really works does it.

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Boocity » Tue May 22, 2012 9:02 pm wrote:I'm afraid we will have to agree to disagree Benny, I really wanted Kenny's appointment and also wanted to give him more time but it wasn't to be, so I don't want to look back now, just look at all the other clubs who's managers have returned, never really works does it.

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The new man needs to put his stamp on the club and outline a blueprint for the future  ,and that will start when we see what calibre of player he elects
to bring in to the club . Its just a tad worrying not to say perplexing that with all the top clubs already earmarking players that can enhance their
respective teams quest for honours .... We find ourselves manager less and completely rudderless 

Beergoggles, we Were a successful European club were not anymore, not every potential manager sees us the way fans like u do, our last 3 seasons in the league where did we finish?? What managers should be jumping off their seats for us? Mourinho?? Guardiola?? Get a grip!! Managers won't leave good projects and teams in champions league for us! Anx what's with the abuse and bad language, can u not debate it like a sane fan?? Numpty!!!

Boocity » Tue May 22, 2012 9:08 pm wrote:

roberto green » Tue May 22, 2012 9:05 pm wrote:Whys that though cos Rafa wasn't saying how great he (Gerrard) was evey game, Rafa did actually sing Gerrards praises a few times too, Rafa is a perfectionist and that what makes him stand out as the only realistic best man for the job.

Replacing Alonso with a crocked Aquilani was not really perfection was it

Although, identifying players of the quality of Alonso and Garcia in the first instance was tantamount to genius .
not to mention Mascherano and Sissoko .

ICE-MAN » Tue May 22, 2012 9:34 pm wrote:Beergoggles, we Were a successful European club were not anymore, not every potential manager sees us the way fans like u do, our last 3 seasons in the league where did we finish?? What managers should be jumping off their seats for us? Mourinho?? Guardiola?? Get a grip!! Managers won't leave good projects and teams in champions league for us! Anx what's with the abuse and bad language, can u not debate it like a sane fan?? Numpty!!!

What abuse you beaut ?

Boocity » Tue May 22, 2012 9:32 pm wrote:I wish they had someone lined up before they sacked kenny as the longer this goes on with all the speculation, if the new manager they select is not Rafa then I fear some people won't even give him a chance. I don't particularly want Rafa back but will support anyone who is appointed, however I don't see why Rafa is being put up as some sort of 2nd coming of the messiah, personally I just don't see the attraction, maybe I don't look back with the rose tinted glasses but for me the bad times outweigh the good, I struggle forgive him for blowing the best chance we had of winning the league in years

regardless of who the manager is he will get the support .
how long it lasts though depends on the man,his style,his influence and most importantly the results.
if he is out of his depth it wont be long showing and if that happens then we are back here in this same position next year.
regardless of whether you personally want rafa or not you cant argue that we would be closer to cl football with him than martinez and in a far quicker time.martinez COULD be a good manager but i dont see why he should get this job.the fact that some have accepted that we should give a manager a shot simply because he managed to stave off relegation 3 years on the trot pains me.the pressure he had at wigan is abso-fucking-lutely nothing compared to whats here and it has to be delivered imediately.giving him this job would be like going from mailroom boy to ceo in a year.
you want a young manager well there is far better out there than him,deschamps and rijkaard would be much better options and will have no bother getting respect and they have done it elsewhere which is the most important thing because its what we need.what we dont need is to be a guinea pig for some up and coming manager who might never make it.

Roger Red Hat » Tue May 22, 2012 12:57 pm wrote:we can rule Mouriniho out now for definate, he's just signed a new deal at Real until 2016

His stint at Real Madrid (if it lasts that long) will dispel criticisms that he's only a short-term manager.

Boxscarf » Tue May 22, 2012 10:36 pm wrote:

Roger Red Hat » Tue May 22, 2012 12:57 pm wrote:we can rule Mouriniho out now for definate, he's just signed a new deal at Real until 2016

His stint at Real Madrid (if it lasts that long) will dispel criticisms that he's only a short-term manager.

He has only been there 2 seasons.

Aye, to be pedantically fair, perfectionists seek perfection which can never be reached. Perfectionists ain't perfect

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Tue May 22, 2012 9:40 pm wrote:

ICE-MAN » Tue May 22, 2012 7:51 pm wrote:So u expected him to qualify for the champions league with a rugby league side did u??

He's a better coach and manager than daglish and would prove it at a better club!

Where did Rafa come from before Valencia?? Where did guardiola come from before barca??

Unfortunately we aren't a pull for the cream of top managers in the world, our best bet are strong up and coming managers or pension seeking 2 year blow in grandad managers!!

martinez is a better manager than dalglish? and you cant spell dalglish?
go back to bluekipper or redcafe lad.

If you read ICEMANs posts from a neutral perspective he actually makes a LOT of sense, and any neutral minded poster  sure would agree.....

....from a Liverpool supporters view though, it's utter b*llocks

Sorry ICEMAN, that last one was a joke. I'm against Martinez, but agree with much of what you say. However, I think Martinez is too much of a gamble when right now we need real stability on the pitch. Martinez could work, yes, but there's an equal chance that it won't. If we take Martinez though and the gamble fails, we'll be seen as taking one last punt, a gamble on a little known, unproven, bargain basement manager. This will have a big impact on our image, laying one more straw on the camels back.
Taking perhaps Capello, or maybe , Rafa, or at least someone who's presence dosent say "all the good ones turned us down" would have much less of an impact with the manager taking much of the heat.

The claims that we won't support the new man if he's not who we want isn't really valid. Most, if not all, shout for LFC, no matter the manager. A terrible run of games, bad form, whatever, will be met with equal disapproval, no matter the circumstances.

Victory will be approved

Benny The Noon » Tue May 22, 2012 9:39 pm wrote:
He has only been there 2 seasons.

Reading comprehension isn't your forte is it?