Worst. Retort. Ever.
OFFICIAL - Rodgers Sacked !!
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Worst. Retort. Ever.
Not sure why you'd say that about Souness TBH. Personally I don't see any evidence for it in that clip.
Ha ha, it's like being heckled by George Osborne!
http://anfieldindex.podbean.com/
Here is the podcast that includes Graeme Kelly talking about Rogers and Klopp
Here is the podcast that includes Graeme Kelly talking about Rogers and Klopp
Someone to sign the teamsheet
Paddy Power @paddypower 2h2 hours ago
Brendan Rodgers may be gone, but we think it's only fair to take a look at the highlights from his time at Liverpool.
Brendan Rodgers may be gone, but we think it's only fair to take a look at the highlights from his time at Liverpool.
A bit of a difference between horse racing and trannies though isn't it?
I feel for his sake you need to clarify the fact that trannies exist. You know, just in case he gets lucky in that new bar that's just opened up.
Now youve spoiled it. Pat - just to confirm - trannies do exist just this specific incident didn't. Make sure you squeeze their balls to check first before moving in
I get the being patient bit but I reckon a half decent manager could sort this out quite quickly. I know loads of you reckon all the signings have been shite but I think we've got a decent squad. The defenders individually are nowhere near as bad as they perform in Rodger's formations and a good coach would get them playing well. Midfield isn't dynamic enough but it's not awful either, and we've got real top class forwards, ace options.
Only 3 points off fourth, six off the top, played Manure, Arse and Everton away, plus the most difficult game of the season (West Ham at home)... we could have a good season with the right team in charge.
The only possible reason I can think of for not firing him in May and waiting until now was that they were after Klopp and had to hang on. But hiring Gary Mac and O'Driscoll doesn't fit with that strategy. Getting shut of them and not installing a caretaker suggests the manager is all but signed already anyways, which again points to Klopp.
Only 3 points off fourth, six off the top, played Manure, Arse and Everton away, plus the most difficult game of the season (West Ham at home)... we could have a good season with the right team in charge.
The only possible reason I can think of for not firing him in May and waiting until now was that they were after Klopp and had to hang on. But hiring Gary Mac and O'Driscoll doesn't fit with that strategy. Getting shut of them and not installing a caretaker suggests the manager is all but signed already anyways, which again points to Klopp.
Pretty much nodded my head throughout reading that. The first paragraph is why I wasn't ready to give up on Rodgers despite having reservations about his ability. If whoever comes in is worth his salt, this squad should have no problem making top 4.
Yeh but it will take some bedding in time fella for Klopp (and it is Klopp - my wee says so) and his ideas to take effect. I can't be arsed listening to opinons of nobheads who don't like his hat or his beard or the way he walks or talks or farts to be honest. All that matters is performances, results and silverware.
And talks about things simply. i.e. doesn't feel the need to make himself sound cleverer than he actually is. The Şahin thing hits it on the head:
Interviewer: "Why didn't he succeed at Liverpool?"
Klopp: "Ah, it was the wrong position. Nuri is world class but he's a 6 or 8 position not a 9 or 10. I don't know why Brendan Rodgers did that"
No doubt - but how much of an improvement?
I think you might be missing my point.
I said prior to the Everton game that a good manager can easily get this side winning regularly.
If we were playing to even two thirds of our strengths this season so far we'd be top of the league, everyone has been shit & inconsistent.
It's a perfect time for a new manager to come in, if he can get the basics right he'll be able to have a cracking first season imo.
I don't know - where Bayern hand picking Dortmund's players - my feeling is not till after Dortmund had achieved a position of relative strength - I might be wrong.
I'm talking 10 years ago - Germany weren't dominant in Europe - English clubs were much more successful in Europe.
Something went on in German football - there was a level playground, which Klopp was able to take advantage of - not a criticism.
That level playground doesn't exist in England.
Anyone who expects Klopp to recreate similar success to Dortmund in a 2-3 year timescale is going to bet very, very disappointed.
Obviously, I sincerely hope I'm wrong.
Your wee says so?
I reckon enough for about 10 or 12 extra points over the course of a season.
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