BR, Life after Liverpool

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...ol-boss-enjoys-day-golf-Denise-Van-Outen.html

The latest news on Brendan Rodgers Swansea move (and other fashion developments)

Brendan Rodgers ready to get back in the swing of things as former Liverpool boss enjoys a day of golf with Denise Van Outen

Brendan Rodgers may have been out of work for almost six months, but the former Liverpool manager showed on Monday that he is ready to get back into the swing of things.

Rodgers, who was sacked by the Anfield club in October, has been linked with a move back to his former club Swansea in recent days.

But the 43-year-old looked unconcerned with the rumours, as he went for a round of golf with Denise Van Outen in Dubai, with the pair wearing matching black and pink clothing.

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Former Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers poses with Denise Van Outen at the charity golf event

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Rodgers, dressed to match his playing partner, watches his swing after playing a shot

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The 43-year-old poses for a picture on the course in Dubai, to raise money for the Al Jalila foundation
The pair were playing in the Grosvenor House World Cup charity golf tournament in aid of the Al Jalila Foundation, and the Northern Irishman looked as comfortable on the course as he does on the bench.

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Rodgers was then joined by his girlfriend Charlotte Hind for a Gatsby party for the same charity, sporting a bow-tie and waistcoat combination.
The former Liverpool boss has said he is in no rush to be back in management, despite offers from several top clubs since he was sacked in October.

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Rodgers and his girlfriend Charlotte Hind pose before a Gatsby party in aid of the same charity

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Van Outen took a knee as she checked the level of the green and watched the ball

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Playing in aid of the Al Jalila Foundation, the 41-year-old showed she was a force to be reckoned with
Speaking last month, Rodgers insisted that he will not take a new job until the summer, and even then he will make sure it is the right fit.
'I will go between now and the end of the season to some clubs and take in some fresh ideas and if the right opportunity comes along in the summer I would really love the opportunity to get back in the game,' said Rodgers in February.
He also admitted that he may need to go somewhere that is not necessarily a 'top job' and could manage outside England.
'I am open. It is where I feel I can go in and make a difference: a job that will excite me. It doesn't have to necessarily be at a top club.
'It can be at home or abroad. It is just about finding the right opportunity, one that will excite me to go in and somewhere I can help make better.'

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Flaunting her toned legs in a pair of skimpy pink shorts, the mum-of-one was impossible to miss




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[HC]

What the fuck is this !?

Get rid

 

[gkmacca]

Comedians and footballers: the two great golf bores.

 

[Mors]

Check out this little outfit

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CelF70MWsAArABM.jpg

 

[gkmacca]

That jacket won't do up, and he's tucked his tie in his kecks. The man has absolutely no idea what he's doing.

 

[manwithnoname]

That's an interesting outfit. He looks very comfortable and at ease, even if his sunglasses don't seem to fit his head.

As for the tie, maybe it's one of those square ones?

 

[Rosco]

That jacket won't do up, and he's tucked his tie in his kecks. The man has absolutely no idea what he's doing.

Some things never change

 

[Athens]

That's an interesting outfit. He looks very comfortable and at ease, even if his sunglasses don't seem to fit his head.

As for the tie, maybe it's one of those square ones?

You've clearly read Ryan's post in the random picture thread.

 

[gkmacca]

It's clearly a square tie, you can see that from the line, but it still looks as if he's tucked it in. And the arms look like Elton John's tailor cut them. Atrocious.

 

[manwithnoname]

You've clearly read Ryan's post in the random picture thread.

Poor Rodgers. He actually screams "mid-life crisis"

And er, no I haven't. But the idea that I'd require any input from Ryan - a man from Ireland who lives in Australia - about fashion, design or style, is quite amusing, so thanks for that.

 

[Athens]

Poor Rodgers. He actually screams "mid-life crisis"

And er, no I haven't. But the idea that I'd require any input from Ryan - a man from Ireland who lives in Australia - about fashion, design or style, is quite amusing, so thanks for that.

So you know more about fashion, design and style than Ryan does?

Looks like SCM has a new resident fop.

 

[cloggypop]

The tie is a square cut, knitted, ivy league/mod sort of style. It's about the only good thing he's wearing but it doesn't go with the rest of it really. It'd look alright with a 3 buttoned suit that fitted him.

 

[Athens]

Mods, can we change manwithnoname's avatar to this:

 

[Judge Jules]

A dedicated follower of fashion I am not, but are those (barely) glorified gym shoes of his fashionable these days or something?

 

[ILD]

A Ryan (resident 6CM fashion guru) Vs Brendan fashion debate would be the perfect tonic to get us through this international break.

 

[JohnnyRocket]

Kloppo's tracksuit is infinitely cooler

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Check out this little outfit

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CelF70MWsAArABM.jpg

That's Bob Cryer off The Bill.

 

[leftpeg]

You're all just a teeny weeny bit obsessed with Brendan (Rodgers, I mean) aren't you?

 

[Judge Jules]

'Coz we're having a discussion, which is only partly about him, in one (so far not very long) forum thread? No, not really.

 

[Skullflower]

He looks like someone on the dole won the lottery.

 

[Dirty Sanchez]

He looks like someone on the dole won the lottery.

Isn't he exactly this though?

 

[mark1975]

Isn't he exactly this though?

Not really, unless that analogy works with comparing moving from one Premiership club that has millions in the bank, to another Premiership club that has even more millions in the bank.

Peggy's right, people are proper obsessed with sticking the knife into him. Which is really fucking pathetic.

 

[Squiggles]

Not really, unless that analogy works with comparing moving from one Premiership club that has millions in the bank, to another Premiership club that has even more millions in the bank.

Peggy's right, people are proper obsessed with sticking the knife into him. Which is really fucking pathetic.

Do you really have to respond to every single post that winds you up?

 

[leftpeg]

'Coz we're having a discussion, which is only partly about him, in one (so far not very long) forum thread? No, not really.

I think when a football forum debates his choice of footwear and the length of his sleeves, yes, there is a bit of obsession in the air.

 

[mark1975]

Do you really have to respond to every single post that winds you up?

It's a continuation of the bullshit Jono was posting in one of the other threads, sticking the boot into Rodgers as per the norm, at the slightest mention of him (does he really have to respond to every single post about him?).

You have a habit of missing the initial posts and then jumping in when you see me kick off. Leave it out eh.

 

[Modo]

I don't understand why people still care about Rodgers.

 

[6TimesaRed]

Markey still has wet dreams about him..
[emoji8]

 

[cloggypop]

Modo. The voice of reason.

 

[Squiggles]

It's a continuation of the bullshit Jono was posting in one of the other threads, sticking the boot into Rodgers as per the norm, at the slightest mention of him (does he really have to respond to every single post about him?).

You have a habit of missing the initial posts and then jumping in when you see me kick off. Leave it out eh.

No, I won't. You're boring the forum to tears by kicking off across multiple threads and it's getting worse as time goes on. You need to let more go.

 

[Dirty Sanchez]

I wasn't really putting the boot in Mark, you total berk.

I actually feel sorry for how it worked out for Rodgers in the end because his failure was ultimately all our collective failure.
What I was responding to was the fact that Skully said, "he looks like someone on the dole won the lottery" - and he is now actually unemployed and just got a massive payout. So Skullflower was just making a statement of fact rather than being obtuse.

Oh and fuck off with your boring Rodgers defense mechanism you massive 'nana.