Keris » Sat Sep 01, 2012 3:06 am wrote:Well, its time for Brendan to earn his wages now.
The transfer window is closed & his gonna have to do with what he have now.
Turn to wear your coach's hat now Brendan. No,more politics, no more negotiating, no more PR work. Lets see how you turn side around.
It's over to you now.
P.s. Its just baffles me how he could put faith on a 17 yr old but not on an england international.
Keris » Sat Sep 01, 2012 7:57 am wrote:@ maypax
As exciting as Sterling is "going" to be, he is just that, a talent. I've seen my fair share who jutst flaterred to decieve, el-zhar, mark kennedy, sebastien leto, mark gonzales just friom the top of my head.
While carroll's talent/ability is recognized at least by the newcastle supporters & the england coaches. Thinking about davids, henry & vieira, who needed bedding time to get going in a team or in the case of henry who neede a change of position before being superb, I just hope we wont miss out on carroll.
But my point is, I just pray Brendan has more insight & coaching ability than your average 15mill player coach because we need him to get the best out of our current crop of players we have now.
devaney » Sat Sep 01, 2012 6:16 am wrote:
When we lost Luis for 9 games last season our record was: won 6 lost 2 and draw 1 and that wasn't because Andy Carroll was suddenly knocking in the goals. Andy showed some significant improvement during the last three months but he still only scored 2 league goals from 1st January to the end of the season. One of the goals was against Wolves in a very easy 3-0 win and the other was the winner against an awful relegation fighting Blackburn in the 90th minute. Andy's 87th minute FA Cup winning goal against Everton understandably gained him instant hero status but his overall performance in the league was very very poor and he could never be regarded as a replacement for an injured Suarez.
celtic-red! » Sat Sep 01, 2012 3:03 pm wrote:FSG still have spent around £50m net and saved us from the brink!
they are not as bad as some of the OTT reactions!
Last year they should have been more hands on though and not allowed kenny to spend the crazy transfer fee's.
The Hustler » Sat Sep 01, 2012 2:24 pm wrote:Im afraid Brendan, and not the yanks, will take the flak now if we don't get the right results.
woof woof ! » Sat Sep 01, 2012 5:38 pm wrote:Am I the only one that's less than impressed with Rodgers ?
F'uck all the talk about the owners and lets stop looking for excuses for the new manager.
I'm a long way from being impressed with his performance so far , many have commented on his straight talking style, SFW ? talk is cheap, it's performance and results that us as fans should be concerned with.
Performance wise under Rodgers we've looked a lot tidier and ball retention has been better, a cause for celebration ?. All well and good having the ball BUT it's what you do with it that actually counts and so far with the ball we've done fk all. At Anfield against Hearts, a team that would struggle in the English second tier, we had 70% of the possession and yet managed only four shots on target
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Against Man City at home we managed to get 49% of possession and just 3 shots on target, ok they are the current champs so some may be happy with a point but I believe that was gained from the players raising their game rather than any PLAN the new manager had.
We finally arrive at the end of the transfer window and Rodgers through his dismal transfer activity has thinned out the squad almost to the point where there will come a time in the rest of the season when we will struggle to even field eleven players that could be described as senior.
And before any of you start, don't f'ucking talk to me about Rodgers lack of funds. If you don't have the money to buy in new blood, as manager yer put yer foot down and refuse to release the likes of Bellamy, Kuyt and Carrol even if they don't fit your "plan"
Honeymoon's over Mr Rodgers I want points on the board and not platitudes.
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