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bemielmy » Thu May 24, 2012 3:47 am wrote:котировка акций ростелекома на ммвб валюта ру книги по трейдингу скачать бесплатно эмитент чека 
8 Торговля NASDAQ 181 апреля Intel сообщила превзошедшие ожидания данные о чистой 

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That read was so insightful.

We're not top four and haven't been for a while. So while you may think it's "embarrassing" the league table says otherwise.[/quote]

When it comes to LFC, Im an optimist at the worst of times, but there comes a time when you have to open your eyes and see what is going on.[/quote]

Perhaps you were right when talking about taking risks with managers - certainly gave me food for thought.  [/quote]
Jaysus folks...KIDNAP Brendan Rogers, hold his bleedin' goldfish ransom ! HE'S the one we need....

AVB ruled out of contention today HMMM.

Martinez has his formal interview today

Roberto Martinez to be named manager today !!!

RichardLFC1 » Thu May 24, 2012 9:07 am wrote:AVB ruled out of contention today HMMM.

Martinez has his formal interview today

Roberto Martinez to be named manager today !!!

Martinez is in the Caribeen on holiday - all he has had is an informal chat over the phone

Andre Villas-Boas out of contention as Liverpool have second thoughts

Liverpool's search for a new manager narrowed last night, as Andre Villas-Boas fell out of the running.

The club felt that the former Chelsea manager was enough of a prospect that they made discreet contact with his representatives before Kenny Dalglish's dismissal. But Liverpool now appear to have decided that the 34-year-old is not a candidate.

Villas-Boas's agent, Carlos Gonçalves, created the impression yesterday that his client had a number of clubs seeking his services, though his ill-fated nine-month spell at Stamford Bridge makes appointing him a calculated risk and there appear to be fewer offers on the table than Gonçalves suggested.

The list of possible successors to Dalglish still includes Wigan Athletic's Roberto Martinez, who is on holiday in the Caribbean, and there is also the prospect of Fenway Sports Group going back to Brendan Rodgers of Swansea City, who rejected an initial approach because of the number of candidates being considered. Rodgers said last Friday that he was rejecting "the current opportunity".

Louis van Gaal is a prime contender for a new sporting director's role, though the Dutch view is that the 60-year-old former Ajax and Netherlands coach, who has been out of work since he was sacked by Bayern Munich 13 months ago, would prefer the manager's job.

The prospect of Rafael Benitez returning seems to be very remote, despite the launch of an online "#talktorafa" campaign by fans. A source close to the Spaniard has indicated that Benitez is willing to prove himself again at Liverpool, where he won the Champions League seven years ago. The allure of Liverpool remains greater than any other job available, in Benitez's mind.

Villas-Boas, who is weighing up the Roma position vacated by Luis Enrique, wants a top managerial position. He has always been interested by Liverpool – despite saying on Sunday that he was "still choosing the right project and that decision will take the necessary time".


From the Independent
Yesterday, Gonçalves said: "We are looking for a strong, solid and long-term project. Villas-Boas would like to coach under these conditions but if it's not possible he won't have a problem to stay inactive for now. I don't confirm or deny contacts with specific clubs. We are interested to know the perspective and the length of the contract. Liverpool? Once more, I just say that we want a strong and competitive club."

It is understood that Liverpool want to make any directorial appointments before securing a new manager, to stop Dalglish's successor feeling undermined. Of the timeframe for appointing a manager, the managing director, Ian Ayre, said last week: "We are all aware that you want to be active in the transfer market and have that manager back looking at his players and his squad. You certainly would want to have someone in place for when the players are coming back for pre-season, which is July."

Benny The Noon » Thu May 24, 2012 8:09 am wrote:

RichardLFC1 » Thu May 24, 2012 9:07 am wrote:AVB ruled out of contention today HMMM.

Martinez has his formal interview today

Roberto Martinez to be named manager today !!!

Martinez is in the Caribeen on holiday - all he has had is an informal chat over the phone

not according to the BBC he isn't. On tuesday they said he was due in Boston today for interview.

friendlyguy33 » Wed May 23, 2012 11:19 pm wrote:It's on twitter that AVB has agreed to become Liverpool manager and will be announced as such on Friday apparently the Portugese press are reporting it.

Andy Hunter of the Guardian reports tonight that AVB has not been approached for an interview by the owners as their interest has cooled in him-

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012 ... illas-boas

I know who I believe. I'd be amazed if there's an announcement this week on the next manager.

not seen anything on twitter saying that AVB is going to be our manager.

Roger Red Hat » Thu May 24, 2012 9:16 am wrote:

Benny The Noon » Thu May 24, 2012 8:09 am wrote:

RichardLFC1 » Thu May 24, 2012 9:07 am wrote:AVB ruled out of contention today HMMM.

Martinez has his formal interview today

Roberto Martinez to be named manager today !!!

Martinez is in the Caribeen on holiday - all he has had is an informal chat over the phone

not according to the BBC he isn't. On tuesday they said he was due in Boston today for interview.

whats hot on twitter now is that Van Gaal  is set to be asked to be the manager?

so who we got left... Martinez, possibly Rafa and that must be about it.

Ooooh all these rumours, all these names!
Isnt it exciting!!
NOT!

Roger Red Hat » Thu May 24, 2012 9:16 am wrote:

Benny The Noon » Thu May 24, 2012 8:09 am wrote:

RichardLFC1 » Thu May 24, 2012 9:07 am wrote:AVB ruled out of contention today HMMM.

Martinez has his formal interview today

Roberto Martinez to be named manager today !!!

Martinez is in the Caribeen on holiday - all he has had is an informal chat over the phone

not according to the BBC he isn't. On tuesday they said he was due in Boston today for interview.

I think that was going to be the case, it seem the info come from his club and not him.

Roger Red Hat » Thu May 24, 2012 9:23 am wrote:so who we got left... Martinez, possibly Rafa and that must be about it.

I know none of you like me posting about news rooms but the word in the newsrooms is that Rafa is not in line for the job and if he ended up getting the job it would mean the culb had been turned down by every other manager out their.


so in short....he is in with a good chance of getting the job lol

Martinez is due to talk with the owners today in Boston. My feeling is they want him and MArtinez wants the job its just a formality.

However i was under the impression a DOF would be appointed first

Either way TODAY will show significance