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Steve Clarke leaves Liverpool
Steve Clarke has left his coaching role with Liverpool
The 48-year-old had reportedly been keen to quit the club ever since Kenny Dalglish was fired as manager last month.
Following the appointment of Brendan Rodgers, who has took three of his coaching staff from Swansea City to Anfield, Clarke has now been granted his wish.
Clarke, who has had previous coaching spells with Newcastle United, Chelsea and West Ham United, joined the Reds in January 2011.
Speculation this evening has hinted that he is being lined up for the managerial vacancy at West Bromiwich Albion.
Some bookmakers have installed Clarke as the 6/4 favourite to fill the vacancy at the Hawthorns
Steve Clarke has left his coaching role with Liverpool
The 48-year-old had reportedly been keen to quit the club ever since Kenny Dalglish was fired as manager last month.
Following the appointment of Brendan Rodgers, who has took three of his coaching staff from Swansea City to Anfield, Clarke has now been granted his wish.
Clarke, who has had previous coaching spells with Newcastle United, Chelsea and West Ham United, joined the Reds in January 2011.
Speculation this evening has hinted that he is being lined up for the managerial vacancy at West Bromiwich Albion.
Some bookmakers have installed Clarke as the 6/4 favourite to fill the vacancy at the Hawthorns
I know it has been rumoured, but I'm quite surprised by this. With BR knowing him from Chelsea, I thought perhaps Clarke would have stayed on for a while.
It looks as though it is a total clean sweep.
It looks as though it is a total clean sweep.
And would anyone even notice?
That's harsh....but very true. Possibly the blandest person ever associated with the club.
If we were The Doors and Kenny was JIm, Keane would be the one stood at the back with his cheesy organ that nobody noticed.
Trouble is that, at Chelsea, Clarke was senior to Rodgers. I'm sorry he's gone, but I expected it from the moment Rodgers was appointed.
Yeah, I think that is a good shout mate. Clear the decks, impose your own way and bring in your own support staff. That way you live and die by your own decisions and there is no recourse for any existing players to use any existing staff as a sounding or scoring board against the new manager.
Under the circumstances you can see why BR has chosen to do it. I think I'd probably do the same.
Shame to see him go.
he was indeed boss.... a very poor analogy.
Stanard for any manager wanted to make his own mark on a club.
Believe me, we noticed Ray Manzarek. The big fucking leg.
Taking the WBA job is my bet.
Yeah, he's had managerial ambitions for a while. I believe Maureen even recommended him as a future Chelsea manager to Roman. (Why are we surrounded by agents of Maureen?)
Anyway, good luck to him. His training methods were meant to be really enjoyable for the players. I'd suggest he didn't work with them on shooting anywhere near enough though!
Anyway, good luck to him. His training methods were meant to be really enjoyable for the players. I'd suggest he didn't work with them on shooting anywhere near enough though!
Clarke's an ex-fullback and I wonder how much he had to do with coaching the attack. Not sure who did though. If anybody.
That's what the Mirror is saying.
I'm not sure– did we have an attacking coach? I think Clarke had overall responsibility for coaching the players to play to a particular tactic for each game.
If I hazarded a guess it would be that Keen and the King saw to it between them, but I don't honestly know.
Well– more shooting practice please!
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