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Dear Uncle Woy

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6TimesaRed

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Get your coat on the way out...

Thanks for your inept managing skills and our worse start to a season for over half a century

Signed..
 
Re: Dear Uncle Roy

Dear SuperFan Jono,

Thanks for hoping we'd lose 2-1 today so you could win your bet.

Yours truly,
 
Re: Dear Uncle Roy

[quote author=LeTallecWiz link=topic=42122.msg1187150#msg1187150 date=1286121152]
Dear SuperFan Jono,

Thanks for hoping we'd lose 2-1 today so you could win your bet.

Yours truly,
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I knew we would lose.. why I placed the bet, I had a cocky confidence about it.

First time in my life I have ever done such a thing.. It was very hard to bring myself to do it.

I have absolutely no confidence in this manager.. I said from the word go he would be a bad acquisition in terms of installing a manager for this once great club of ours. He does not have the winning Mentality for a club like Liverpool

We should not be losing to a League Two side and Flamin Blackpool at home. His comments.. 'Happy with a point' in some games says it all about his mentality!


I am all for bringing O'Neil in at this stage. Roy has to be given his cards come Monday Morning!!
 
Re: Dear Uncle Roy

[quote author=Terrier link=topic=42122.msg1187160#msg1187160 date=1286121243]
my scum mates have even stopped texting me after our games
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Re: Dear Uncle Roy

[quote author=Modokay link=topic=42095.msg1185264#msg1185264 date=1285882913]
They are gonna score at least two goals from set pieces.
A draw is the best result we can hope for.
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This was my prediction before the game, Jono's not alone.
 
Re: Dear Uncle Roy

No one wanted us to lose LeT, its just that some took a chance on a bet because we felt we would. I didn't btw before you slate me.

The only time I bet on us losing was when Kennys Blackburn needed the win at Anfield to stop United winning the League.

I lost 1000 quid that day, because I was sure we would throw the match, how wrong I was 🙂

Next week v Everton is going to be our hardewst match of the season, of any season in memory actually, and the way we are playing its probably worth a bet on an Evrton win
 
Re: Dear Uncle Roy

no worries. Part of the great plan. Managing expectations. Can't be shittier eh? Make H&G give up in despair and sell out. Setting the scene for King Kenny to right the way. Brillant. Nxt Hollywood blockbuster.
 
Re: Dear Uncle Roy

blame rafa? fucks sake, if someone offered me 7th RIGHT NOW I'd snatch their fucking arm off.
 
Re: Dear Uncle Roy

[quote author=Asim link=topic=42122.msg1187167#msg1187167 date=1286121309]
hoping we would lose is a bit shitty
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To be fair I wanted us to win..

I just placed a bet saying we would lose 2-1 as I felt that would be the outcome.
 
Re: Dear Uncle Roy

Yup, we needed another thread for this shit.
 
Re: Dear Uncle Roy

I know it isn't 'the liverpool way' and managers 'need a season' and liverpool 'aren't a sacking club' but for roy we really (REALLY) need to make an exception.
 
Re: Dear Uncle Roy

Close [quote author=SaintGeorge67 link=topic=42122.msg1187210#msg1187210 date=1286121708]
How much did you win? Enough to buy the club?
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I wish..
 
Re: Dear Uncle Roy

[quote author=jono@home link=topic=42122.msg1187204#msg1187204 date=1286121662]

To be fair I wanted us to win..
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Apart from the bit where you said you wanted us to lose, apart from that yeah I can see your point.
 
Re: Dear Uncle Roy

[quote author=spider-neil link=topic=42122.msg1187222#msg1187222 date=1286121896]
I know it isn't 'the liverpool way' and managers 'need a season' and liverpool 'aren't a sacking club' but for roy we really (REALLY) need to make an exception.
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To be fair I have always argued, because of our failure to adapt to the changes the Premier League brought to football in the early 90's and the fact we continued to do things the 'Liverpool way' is part of the reason why we declined in the 90's. We didn't change our ways within the time it was required for us to do so, to continue to be successful on the field. Our 'tradition' that brought us so much success over the years got in the way, football was about to change..

Why am I saying this... Screw the Liverpool way.. Just sack the ol Jibbering cnut.. Times have well and truley changed!!
 
Re: Dear Uncle Roy

Our decline in the 90s had bugger all to do with following the Liverpool Way and everything to do with a disastrous drop in the quality of leadership within the club. We're still paying the price today.
 
Re: Dear Uncle Roy

[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=42122.msg1187299#msg1187299 date=1286123035]
Our decline in the 90s had bugger all to do with following the Liverpool Way and everything to do with a disastrous drop in the quality of leadership within the club. We're still paying the price today.
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Which has a lot to do with doing things the traditional Liverpool way. We installed Roy Evans ffs, to keep things in 'tradition of the club'. The way he was installed as manager was typical of doing things 'The Liverpool Way'.

When you look at it in hindsight, where was the ambition in that ?
 
Re: Dear Uncle Roy

I mean leadership off the field, namely Sir John Smith and Peter Robinson going and being replaced by Moores and Parry. The choices they made, or in some cases failed to make, lie at the root of our drop off the top.
 
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I said it to my mates at half time, if we lose this match I'll not watch one more game with Roy in charge. I can't bear it, stand it or take it anymore.

I opted for football today instead of being with my daughter and wife, and that won't happen again while that old fartface is in charge.

Watching him and the two American cuntos turning this club into a laughing stock is more than my red heart can take. I'm a very passionate Red, and watched every game possible for God knows how long. But now, I'm sorry I can't take it anymore. No plan, no guts and a manager who just sits there while time and points drift away. Changing Maxi and taking off Cole in the 88th minute, what the hell is that about? The unability to actually do anything tactics wise is absurd. And signing Poulsen, oh lord. The worst player in the Premiership.

God help us if he stays in charge and the Americans refinance, then I'm actually afraid of relegation. So crap is the tactics and displays. And thats not knee jerk, we've been found out. And haven't got the right balance to challenge anyone these days. We're a mess and it's a bloody long way out of the darkness.
 
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Liverpool Boss Roy Hodgson to Quit: Anfield Manager Ready to Walk Out

Liverpool boss Roy Hodgson is considering quitting as manager of the stricken Merseyside club after a disastrous performance at home to Blackpool. The former Fulham man was reportedly so disgusted by his sides efforts, particularly in the first half, during today’s encounter that he is thinking long and hard about his future at the club.

After just over three months in charge Hodgson has seen his side put together a disturbing series of results which have left Liverpool in the relegation zone and just one point from bottom placed West Ham after seven games of the season.
The manager does not believe his side is constantly failing to play to their potential and believes that whilst he may not have the greatest squad to pick from they should still not have fallen to such an awful start to the season. He believes that off field issues relating to the club’s owners have also taken their toll and it may be likely that new owners, if forthcoming, will replace the 63 year old Croydon born veteran in order to signal a new era.

Hodgson took the job knowing that co-owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett were initially looking for an investor to take the club over but recent attempts by Hicks to refinance his portion of the club’s debt appear to suggest that the Americans are trying as hard as possible to avoid the club being defaulted into the control of the Royal Bank of Scotland a move that most believe will stabilise the club.

The hugely experienced manager has not experienced this level of scrutiny in his lengthy managerial career and it is reported that he is thinking long and hard about leaving what he believes it a next to impossible job given the myriad of problems the club is currently in both on and off the field of play.
 
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[quote author=jono@home link=topic=42122.msg1187724#msg1187724 date=1286142729]
Liverpool Boss Roy Hodgson to Quit: Anfield Manager Ready to Walk Out

Liverpool boss Roy Hodgson is considering quitting as manager of the stricken Merseyside club after a disastrous performance at home to Blackpool. The former Fulham man was reportedly so disgusted by his sides efforts, particularly in the first half, during today’s encounter that he is thinking long and hard about his future at the club.

After just over three months in charge Hodgson has seen his side put together a disturbing series of results which have left Liverpool in the relegation zone and just one point from bottom placed West Ham after seven games of the season.
The manager does not believe his side is constantly failing to play to their potential and believes that whilst he may not have the greatest squad to pick from they should still not have fallen to such an awful start to the season. He believes that off field issues relating to the club’s owners have also taken their toll and it may be likely that new owners, if forthcoming, will replace the 63 year old Croydon born veteran in order to signal a new era.

Hodgson took the job knowing that co-owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett were initially looking for an investor to take the club over but recent attempts by Hicks to refinance his portion of the club’s debt appear to suggest that the Americans are trying as hard as possible to avoid the club being defaulted into the control of the Royal Bank of Scotland a move that most believe will stabilise the club.

The hugely experienced manager has not experienced this level of scrutiny in his lengthy managerial career and it is reported that he is thinking long and hard about leaving what he believes it a next to impossible job given the myriad of problems the club is currently in both on and off the field of play.
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Where's this from Jono?
 
Re: Dear Uncle Roy

caughtoffside.com

so probably bollocks...

*has fingers, toes, arms, legs and even pubic hairs crossed at the sheer hope it isn't*
 
Re: Dear Uncle Roy

[quote author=jono@home link=topic=42122.msg1187733#msg1187733 date=1286143092]
caughtoffside.com

so probably bollocks...

*has fingers, toes, arms, legs and even pubic hairs crossed at the sheer hope it isn't*
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Oh... zeroquotation.com. Always a reliable read.
 
Re: Dear Uncle Roy

[quote author=crump link=topic=42122.msg1187736#msg1187736 date=1286143234]
[quote author=jono@home link=topic=42122.msg1187733#msg1187733 date=1286143092]
caughtoffside.com

so probably bollocks...

*has fingers, toes, arms, legs and even pubic hairs crossed at the sheer hope it isn't*
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Oh... zeroquotation.com. Always a reliable read.
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Yup... Purely Speculative articles written by wannabe Journalists, normally the ones that like to write the same speculative nonsense in the Times..
 
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