and LFC hires Brendan Rogers to replace him. Are you happy with the decision?
Poll Hypothetical: King Kenny steps down at the end of the season...
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Why not?
He didnt say you have to give a reason. Dont complicate it
What was the point of posting then? Might as well just vote in the poll
Nope we have seen one season of him he keeps it up consistently over a few seasons then yes. There has been numerous examples of teams coming up flyin high the 1st seanson but then sink like a rock the 2nd. Ask me again at the end of next season amd i may of changed my mind.
No.
Roberto Martinez laid the foundations at Swansea in terms of the style of football and subsequent managers have built on that. Rodgers has done a great job in getting them into the Premiership and doing so well, however plenty of other sides have had good first seasons in the Prem only to fall away badly in subsequent seasons.
Are we really so desperate that we're now looking towards a flavour of the month manager whose managerial history includes a brief stint at Watford and a disappointing spell at Reading?
If and when we need a new manager, we need someone credible with a proven track record on the European stage.
Roberto Martinez laid the foundations at Swansea in terms of the style of football and subsequent managers have built on that. Rodgers has done a great job in getting them into the Premiership and doing so well, however plenty of other sides have had good first seasons in the Prem only to fall away badly in subsequent seasons.
Are we really so desperate that we're now looking towards a flavour of the month manager whose managerial history includes a brief stint at Watford and a disappointing spell at Reading?
If and when we need a new manager, we need someone credible with a proven track record on the European stage.
I don't want a journeyman continental manager that has won a few things here and there but has never managed in the premiership. I'd much prefer we took a gamble on an emerging manager (not necessarily Rogers).
In saying that, I'm doubtful that the crowd / fans would give a upcoming manager enough time to get settled. If they can't give Kenny time then who will they support?
In saying that, I'm doubtful that the crowd / fans would give a upcoming manager enough time to get settled. If they can't give Kenny time then who will they support?
it is a tricky situation alright.
But i've always maintained i'd give kenny time. I just need SOME indication that we're going to improve
Rafa? If so, I'll take him.
Disclaimer: No, I wouldn't take Rafa, but I would take someone that could be as good as him.
if kenny is moved aside I want a manager who has a footballing philosophy, and even though the personnel may change the style of play (whatever it is) remains in place. for far too long you have no idea what liverpool are going to turn up, what their tactics are going to be or anything. we have comolli in place as a director of football to bring consistancy with regards to signings so whatever manager is in place we don't have start from scratch with regards to players but signings are all over the place, for example does carroll fit into that footballing philosophy? if not why was he purchased and if he does why isn't he played?
He was the manager of Mainz 05 for 7 years. During this period he led the team to its first appearance in the Fußball-Bundesliga. During his management the club also qualified for the 2005–06 UEFA Cup. During the qualification, he beat Armenian side Mika andIcelandic side Keflavík, but in the main tournament Mainz 05 lost to Sevilla, the team that later won the tournament.
In 2007, Mainz 05 were relegated, but he remained manager for another season. However, due to the fact that Mainz 05 did not achieve promotion, he left the job after the 2007–08 season at his own request.
That doesn't sound to dis-familiar to Rodgers tbh
Exactly. So there's my answer as well.
True, but klopp won the bundersliga.
True.
Just seemed a manager with a good style at unfashionable club who gets a chance at a bigger club and succeeds.
There are few in this league, Redknapp has been good for spurs.
Probably deeply unpopular (though!) but wonder how Moyes would do at a big club
Deschamps
99% agree, with the one exception that I wouldn't absolutely insist on a good European record. Obv.that would be nice to have, but top priority for me would be somebody who can lay strong domestic foundations first.
Yep. He was my choice when we got rid of Hodgson.
So rather than Rodgers we should get Martinez
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