Our flabbers were all pretty gasted when GH signed Gary Mac back then, but it worked out really well. Here's hoping for a re-run.
Gary Mac in frame to join Liverpool coaching staff
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At the very least, he'll give some young twat a smack on the back of the head for those shisha or laughing gas sessions, like he once did to Crouch for having a cig.
Not sure how Macca is qualified as a coach, but it seem like he has a different experience than Rodgers and his team and hence can add to the team something they lack from before... It is still up to the boss to utilize the skills of the team... so we will see how we can improvisasjon from last year.
He could teach the guys a thing or two about sticking penalties in or taking direct free kicks. I can't remember if he used to take corners for us.
How can you not remember that? Right arm up inswinger left arm up outswinger.
As the vicar said to the barmaid.
He can also reach the Young guys a thing or two about what it takes to win a title... We need someone with a baggage from lifting titles.
When did he win a title?
For Leeds?
Woah, I forgot about that. Leeds won the last Division 1 title in 91-92. Jeez...
We should get Chris Sutton to coach our strikers as well.
That Leeds team was very interesting. I don't think there's been a successful team like that since then.
Not really. Remember how Leeds put together a good lower league side with some smart buys and some youth and came up and outplayed most teams. You had smart pick ups like strachan, Mcallister, and old warriors like sterland and Roberts. They didn't feel like a team who'd bought it like Blackburn did. Maybe that's just how I remember it though.
Yeah, getcha now.
The last team to win anything without spending a fortune I guess.
Yep. Can't resist a Partridge reference here.
Gary Mac 'I didn't just come here to put out cones boss'
Rodgers 'Read the small print on your cone-tract Gary'
They also had Speed, Batty, Rod Wallace, Gary Kelly and Cantona.
He won three cup for us in 2000.
But not the title.
Well, my pointer was that he has experience from winning as a player, and that is something the rest of the coaching team lacks. Rodgers might know how he wants the team to play, but discussing solutions with struggling youngsters like Lazar and Moreno can be difficult. What are going on when they have to make decisions in Key moments? Gary have been there, Rodgers not....
2001
Well,apparently, these days winning is getting in to the top 4. Brodge has done that ... so we're good!
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