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Poll do you want kenny as manager past the season?

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should kenny get the job long term?

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[quote author=Mamma Mia link=topic=43550.msg1249591#msg1249591 date=1294760593]
[quote author=Mistadobalina link=topic=43550.msg1249569#msg1249569 date=1294759225]
Boas was born in 1977? That's a bit young for Liverpool manager. I think Kenny should stay if he's enjoying himself and we are playing well. But to get someone like Deschamps or Laudrup in, I would understand the thinking, looking towards the future and would get on board. Kenny looks old and I don't want the job putting another ten years on him!
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If he gets the job he will be older than Kenny was when he first did, with a decade more management experience.
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But Kenny had a decade more Liverpool experience, which is the only reason he got the job so early in the first place.
 
[quote author=Gerry_A_Trick link=topic=43550.msg1249568#msg1249568 date=1294759046]
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=43550.msg1249565#msg1249565 date=1294758893]
The Portuguese league has about three competitive clubs though.
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Yeah, but without wanting to give a cliche, you can only beat who you're put up against. If you look at Porto's win record from previous seasons I think the most they achieve in the previous 5 years is about 70%. Winning 88% is phenomenal for any top league.
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Yeah, that's true. However I'd like to him do well in the Champions League and see his teams against the top clubs before I'm fully convinced of Boas.
 
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=43550.msg1249597#msg1249597 date=1294760835]
[quote author=Gerry_A_Trick link=topic=43550.msg1249568#msg1249568 date=1294759046]
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=43550.msg1249565#msg1249565 date=1294758893]
The Portuguese league has about three competitive clubs though.
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Yeah, but without wanting to give a cliche, you can only beat who you're put up against. If you look at Porto's win record from previous seasons I think the most they achieve in the previous 5 years is about 70%. Winning 88% is phenomenal for any top league.
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Yeah, that's true. However I'd like to him do well in the Champions League and see his teams against the top clubs before I'm fully convinced of Boas.
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The same criteria you used in your backing of Budgie, clearly.
 
ideally you'd want kenny long term.

a) he understands the club
b) he commands respect
c) the fans trust him
d) he is a winner
e) he has built title winning teams (not once but twice)

it really depends on nesv and the direction they want to take long term.
 
Brendan give the Roy baiting a rest. He's gone now. Any poster's who hoped Roy would steady the ship had the balls to hold their hands up and admit they got it wrong. Move on.
 
[quote author=ILD link=topic=43550.msg1249620#msg1249620 date=1294762668]
Brendan give the Roy baiting a rest. He's gone now. Any poster's who hoped Roy would steady the ship had the balls to hold their hands up and admit they got it wrong. Move on.
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Thanks for the advice. Hopefully you don't mind what I choose to do with it.
 
[quote author=Brendan link=topic=43550.msg1249596#msg1249596 date=1294760814]
[quote author=Mamma Mia link=topic=43550.msg1249591#msg1249591 date=1294760593]
[quote author=Mistadobalina link=topic=43550.msg1249569#msg1249569 date=1294759225]
Boas was born in 1977? That's a bit young for Liverpool manager. I think Kenny should stay if he's enjoying himself and we are playing well. But to get someone like Deschamps or Laudrup in, I would understand the thinking, looking towards the future and would get on board. Kenny looks old and I don't want the job putting another ten years on him!
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If he gets the job he will be older than Kenny was when he first did, with a decade more management experience.
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But Kenny had a decade more Liverpool experience, which is the only reason he got the job so early in the first place.
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Obviously.
 
[quote author=themn link=topic=43550.msg1249691#msg1249691 date=1294767594]
Kenny, not Portly (no offence).
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Sorry but I am cutting you out of my Will now you have said that.
 
[quote author=Brendan link=topic=43550.msg1249610#msg1249610 date=1294761883]
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=43550.msg1249597#msg1249597 date=1294760835]
[quote author=Gerry_A_Trick link=topic=43550.msg1249568#msg1249568 date=1294759046]
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=43550.msg1249565#msg1249565 date=1294758893]
The Portuguese league has about three competitive clubs though.
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Yeah, but without wanting to give a cliche, you can only beat who you're put up against. If you look at Porto's win record from previous seasons I think the most they achieve in the previous 5 years is about 70%. Winning 88% is phenomenal for any top league.
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Yeah, that's true. However I'd like to him do well in the Champions League and see his teams against the top clubs before I'm fully convinced of Boas.
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The same criteria you used in your backing of Budgie, clearly.
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I'm being extra cautious this time around.
 
anyones better than this:

Liverpool have been in contact with AS Roma coach Claudio Ranieri.

Leggo says Ranieri has held formal discussions with Liverpool about returning to England at the end of the season.

Former Chelsea boss Ranieri feels he has unfinished business in the Premier League and has spoken openly of returning to England.

Ranieri would be free to leave Roma in June and could succeed Kenny Dalglish at Anfield.

His departure would also open the door for Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti to fulfil an ambition of taking charge of Roma.
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[quote author=themn link=topic=43550.msg1250419#msg1250419 date=1294844521]
So, you'd rather have Allardyce than Ranieri ?

Well done.
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hardly he's not even a consideration 😛
 
Well, yes, but I think you see my point.

That clown would rather have Gary Megson than Ranieri !

Bonkers.
 
That better be bullshit.

On a side note, anyone remember his translator at Chelsea. Hahah, he was fair shit.
 
Boas and Carra as Manager and assistant manager. Theyd never see their wives, just be sat round talking about football all day long!

I do like the sound of Boas he just makes me feel a bit old and rubbish... hes virtually my age FFS!
 
who is this twat?

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/football/early-doors/article/306661/

Dalglish out! Souness in!

Let's face it - the return of King Kenny just hasn't worked out, has it?
His first game back in charge of the Reds after almost 20 years ended in a disastrous FA Cup exit at Old Trafford, and last night's 2-1 defeat at Blackpool must be the final straw, leaving them as it does 13th in the table and just four points off relegation.

Much was made of Roy Hodgson's awful away record across his three Premier League jobs, but Dalglish has now failed to win any of his last six away league matches as Liverpool boss.

Dalglish was brought in to give the whole club a lift following the sacking of Hodgson, but perhaps the club should act just as decisively once more, before it's too late.
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