Nah. He covered himself :
I agree with this. Also, once you taste European football with LFC, I honestly cannot see that same manager wanting to manage another top European club, and if they do...it will never be the same.A pound to a penny says he won't take another club job after LFC. The one management gig I could then see him going for is the German national team. Otherwise I reckon he may well go into media work.
You heard it here first.
Lijnders crashed and burned in his only stint at management (back home in Holland) so far. Can't see it being him TBH. Like you I didn't previously see Stevie as management material, but he's surprised me at Rangers. Whether that's adequate prep for the Liverpool job is another matter - Souey's not an encouraging precedent.
What a pleasant change it makes to have a manager who's going to be a problem to replace.
Ljinders may not have been ready. He is clearly strong tactically and supposed to be great on the training pitch.
He could not have a better role model for man & media management and taking pressure of players.
Would like to see him succeed and would be a throwback to the boot room, but maybe he give another go somewhere else first.
You would have thought that the Shankly and Dalglish resignations will have taught them (*) this is the way to go ... though it didnt end up too shabby for Bill's replacementI've said it before, but if the club can work out a deal where he takes a hear sabbatical then we should certainly go with it.
Can't we all stop banging on about when Klopp leaves? Christ, let's just enjoy the ride while we're on it. No one has a clue what the future holds. Why second guess it?
Lets not all get luvy duvvy with Klopp so much. At the moment he has won less than Rafa with better owners. Yes he does a lot of good work for the club, but as a club we are an attractive proposition for many managers, and I would never be averse to the idea of taking Rafa back.
AgreedLets not all get luvy duvvy with Klopp so much. At the moment he has won less than Rafa with better owners. Yes he does a lot of good work for the club, but as a club we are an attractive proposition for many managers, and I would never be averse to the idea of taking Rafa back.
Hmm...Gerrard taking over after Klopp?God no. The transition from Bill to Bob to Joe to King went brilliantly because they all followed the original blueprint.
Rafa replacing Klopp would be a disaster in the sense that everything we’ve built under Klopp would be ripped apart.
It’ll never happen, but I wish Gerrard would eventually quit Rangers and come into the coaching team at Liverpool to learn what exactly Klopp and his team do, with the view of taking over a couple of years down the line.
Hmm...Gerrard taking over after Klopp?
Apparently you haven't noticed the signs.
Remember once upon a time a former Liverpool player, midfielder, club captain, European Cup winner and national team captain took over Liverpool after a successful stint as manager of Rangers. His first managerial job I might add.
It might come as surprise to you but, it didn't go too well.
Yes, and if Klopp does leave as planned he will inherit an aging team with the best players passed their prime footvalling years. Just like that other former captain he may find himself with a team with players that want to leave Liverpool.Hmm...Gerrard taking over after Klopp?
Apparently you haven't noticed the signs.
Remember once upon a time a former Liverpool player, midfielder, club captain, European Cup winner and national team captain took over Liverpool after a successful stint as manager of Rangers. His first managerial job I might add.
It might come as surprise to you but, it didn't go too well.
yep, that tooYes, and if Klopp does leave as planned he will inherit an aging team with the best players passed their prime footvalling years. Just like that other former captain he may find himself with a team with players that want to leave Liverpool.
Hmm...Gerrard taking over after Klopp?
Apparently you haven't noticed the signs.
Remember once upon a time a former Liverpool player, midfielder, club captain, European Cup winner and national team captain took over Liverpool after a successful stint as manager of Rangers. His first managerial job I might add.
It might come as surprise to you but, it didn't go too well.