Kenny Dalglish
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[quote author=Portly link=topic=40476.msg1115998#msg1115998 date=1276039483]
I have no desire to upset those who would love to see Kenny back in the driving seat, but I would be very unhappy if this happened. I think Kenny proved in his previous managerial career that he can't handle pressure.
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1169023/HILLSBOROUGH-REMEMBERED-20-years-Trauma-horrific-day-lives-Dalglish.html
I have no desire to upset those who would love to see Kenny back in the driving seat, but I would be very unhappy if this happened. I think Kenny proved in his previous managerial career that he can't handle pressure.
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1169023/HILLSBOROUGH-REMEMBERED-20-years-Trauma-horrific-day-lives-Dalglish.html
[quote author=Modokay link=topic=40476.msg1116004#msg1116004 date=1276041159]
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=40476.msg1116002#msg1116002 date=1276040610]
[quote author=Modokay link=topic=40476.msg1116001#msg1116001 date=1276040223]
Comparing Dalglish taking over to the Souness debacle is a bit unfair to be honest.
The difference is Dalglish actually had a successful tenure as manager already. Souness however failed miserably.
I admit I'm also a bit worried about Dalglish taking over but I'm somehow exited as well.
Our fall from grace started with Kenny leaving, wouldn't it be great if he's the one that gets us back where we belong.
During his spell we played the best football in Europe, pass and move. Simple. Maybe we should get back to basics.
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It might have started just a little bit before then
regards
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Quote from Wikipedia:
"Dalglish left Liverpool FC in 1991, with the club defending their title and still in contention for both the league title and the FA Cup."
So I'm guessing he left in the middle of the season with us at the top of the table. We won the league in the previous season.
Explain to me how our downfall started before he left?
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kenny left an aging squad. souness tried to address this but imho tried to do too much too quickly, compare with how fergie eases out the aging players. giggs, neville and scholes are still there for petes sakes.
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=40476.msg1116002#msg1116002 date=1276040610]
[quote author=Modokay link=topic=40476.msg1116001#msg1116001 date=1276040223]
Comparing Dalglish taking over to the Souness debacle is a bit unfair to be honest.
The difference is Dalglish actually had a successful tenure as manager already. Souness however failed miserably.
I admit I'm also a bit worried about Dalglish taking over but I'm somehow exited as well.
Our fall from grace started with Kenny leaving, wouldn't it be great if he's the one that gets us back where we belong.
During his spell we played the best football in Europe, pass and move. Simple. Maybe we should get back to basics.
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It might have started just a little bit before then
regards
[/quote]
Quote from Wikipedia:
"Dalglish left Liverpool FC in 1991, with the club defending their title and still in contention for both the league title and the FA Cup."
So I'm guessing he left in the middle of the season with us at the top of the table. We won the league in the previous season.
Explain to me how our downfall started before he left?
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kenny left an aging squad. souness tried to address this but imho tried to do too much too quickly, compare with how fergie eases out the aging players. giggs, neville and scholes are still there for petes sakes.
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=40476.msg1116002#msg1116002 date=1276040610]
It might have started just a little bit before then
regards
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I agree.
And I've said all along that appointing Kenny sounds like a mad idea. If it does end up happening, I just hope we all get very lucky and it works somehow.
It might have started just a little bit before then
regards
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I agree.
And I've said all along that appointing Kenny sounds like a mad idea. If it does end up happening, I just hope we all get very lucky and it works somehow.
[quote author=Ryan link=topic=40476.msg1115984#msg1115984 date=1276038691]
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=40476.msg1115979#msg1115979 date=1276038442]
Well RAWK think it's a wonderful idea, with any dissenters being given a bit of a slap.
Personally, I think it would eventually turn into a disaster for both Kenny and the Club.
regards
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I think I agree, and quite honestly I'm surprised he'd set himself up for a fall like this. He doesn't need to do this, and he's bound to know that he's more likely to fail than succeed if he takes it on. Which would invariably sour how he's viewed within the club over time. People say it wouldn't, but look at Souness.
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I don't think he'd be so open to it without some form of safety net, ie short-term, still looking for long-term solution, etc.. With the tag of 'caretaker' or whatever there will be less pressure, and then if it works well, great, if it doesn't then we can continue looking for a full-time manager.
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=40476.msg1115979#msg1115979 date=1276038442]
Well RAWK think it's a wonderful idea, with any dissenters being given a bit of a slap.
Personally, I think it would eventually turn into a disaster for both Kenny and the Club.
regards
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I think I agree, and quite honestly I'm surprised he'd set himself up for a fall like this. He doesn't need to do this, and he's bound to know that he's more likely to fail than succeed if he takes it on. Which would invariably sour how he's viewed within the club over time. People say it wouldn't, but look at Souness.
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I don't think he'd be so open to it without some form of safety net, ie short-term, still looking for long-term solution, etc.. With the tag of 'caretaker' or whatever there will be less pressure, and then if it works well, great, if it doesn't then we can continue looking for a full-time manager.
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=40476.msg1116007#msg1116007 date=1276041580]
[quote author=Modokay link=topic=40476.msg1116004#msg1116004 date=1276041159]
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=40476.msg1116002#msg1116002 date=1276040610]
[quote author=Modokay link=topic=40476.msg1116001#msg1116001 date=1276040223]
Comparing Dalglish taking over to the Souness debacle is a bit unfair to be honest.
The difference is Dalglish actually had a successful tenure as manager already. Souness however failed miserably.
I admit I'm also a bit worried about Dalglish taking over but I'm somehow exited as well.
Our fall from grace started with Kenny leaving, wouldn't it be great if he's the one that gets us back where we belong.
During his spell we played the best football in Europe, pass and move. Simple. Maybe we should get back to basics.
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It might have started just a little bit before then
regards
[/quote]
Quote from Wikipedia:
"Dalglish left Liverpool FC in 1991, with the club defending their title and still in contention for both the league title and the FA Cup."
So I'm guessing he left in the middle of the season with us at the top of the table. We won the league in the previous season.
Explain to me how our downfall started before he left?
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Because the team needed rebuilding , it had got too old. they had all got too old together, The Everton cup game, were the final straw and he couldn't face sacking all his mates....just my theory btw, but one that others do subscribe to.
regards
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I think the pressure got to him. I know people felt he used Hillsborough as an excuse, whatever. It was difficult for alot of players/staff involved so no one will really know the truth. As far as the story goes he just wanted to take time out and regretted his decision almost straight away.
The ageing team thing is always a fair point though.
[quote author=Modokay link=topic=40476.msg1116004#msg1116004 date=1276041159]
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=40476.msg1116002#msg1116002 date=1276040610]
[quote author=Modokay link=topic=40476.msg1116001#msg1116001 date=1276040223]
Comparing Dalglish taking over to the Souness debacle is a bit unfair to be honest.
The difference is Dalglish actually had a successful tenure as manager already. Souness however failed miserably.
I admit I'm also a bit worried about Dalglish taking over but I'm somehow exited as well.
Our fall from grace started with Kenny leaving, wouldn't it be great if he's the one that gets us back where we belong.
During his spell we played the best football in Europe, pass and move. Simple. Maybe we should get back to basics.
[/quote]
It might have started just a little bit before then
regards
[/quote]
Quote from Wikipedia:
"Dalglish left Liverpool FC in 1991, with the club defending their title and still in contention for both the league title and the FA Cup."
So I'm guessing he left in the middle of the season with us at the top of the table. We won the league in the previous season.
Explain to me how our downfall started before he left?
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Because the team needed rebuilding , it had got too old. they had all got too old together, The Everton cup game, were the final straw and he couldn't face sacking all his mates....just my theory btw, but one that others do subscribe to.
regards
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I think the pressure got to him. I know people felt he used Hillsborough as an excuse, whatever. It was difficult for alot of players/staff involved so no one will really know the truth. As far as the story goes he just wanted to take time out and regretted his decision almost straight away.
The ageing team thing is always a fair point though.
I think it's a mistake, although an honest one on Kenny's part. If he does end up taking the job, we should all give him all the support we can. But I'd be much more comfortable with someone like Hodgson or Deschamps in the firing line, and Kenny on a pedestal somewhere behind them.
He can still persuade Gerrard and Torres to stay from his ambassadorial role.
He can still persuade Gerrard and Torres to stay from his ambassadorial role.
[quote author=Ryan link=topic=40476.msg1116073#msg1116073 date=1276066372]
[quote author=themn link=topic=40476.msg1116071#msg1116071 date=1276066273]
Paul McCarthy (NOTW) has just said on the SSN Papers Review that Liverpool fans should not get too excited about Dalglish being manager because Hodgson is "nailed on".
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-Limp-
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I don't understand.
[quote author=themn link=topic=40476.msg1116071#msg1116071 date=1276066273]
Paul McCarthy (NOTW) has just said on the SSN Papers Review that Liverpool fans should not get too excited about Dalglish being manager because Hodgson is "nailed on".
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-Limp-
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I don't understand.
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=40476.msg1116070#msg1116070 date=1276066221]
I think it's a mistake, although an honest one on Kenny's part. If he does end up taking the job, we should all give him all the support we can. But I'd be much more comfortable with someone like Hodgson or Deschamps in the firing line, and Kenny on a pedestal somewhere behind them.
He can still persuade Gerrard and Torres to stay from his ambassadorial role.
[/quote]
Either you are the manager and you call the shots around or you are not. If Hodgson isnt a man that can pull the strings on his own, then he shouldnt be in there. To hire a manager who requires an amabassador or whatever you call it to hold is hand is certainly not the man we need.
I think it's a mistake, although an honest one on Kenny's part. If he does end up taking the job, we should all give him all the support we can. But I'd be much more comfortable with someone like Hodgson or Deschamps in the firing line, and Kenny on a pedestal somewhere behind them.
He can still persuade Gerrard and Torres to stay from his ambassadorial role.
[/quote]
Either you are the manager and you call the shots around or you are not. If Hodgson isnt a man that can pull the strings on his own, then he shouldnt be in there. To hire a manager who requires an amabassador or whatever you call it to hold is hand is certainly not the man we need.
[quote author=Insignificance link=topic=40476.msg1116078#msg1116078 date=1276066870]
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=40476.msg1116070#msg1116070 date=1276066221]
I think it's a mistake, although an honest one on Kenny's part. If he does end up taking the job, we should all give him all the support we can. But I'd be much more comfortable with someone like Hodgson or Deschamps in the firing line, and Kenny on a pedestal somewhere behind them.
He can still persuade Gerrard and Torres to stay from his ambassadorial role.
[/quote]
Either you are the manager and you call the shots around or you are not. If Hodgson isnt a man that can pull the strings on his own, then he shouldnt be in there. To hire a manager who requires an amabassador or whatever you call it to hold is hand is certainly not the man we need.
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It's not about pulling the strings, it's about having the influence to keep such players, which Kenny probably has over Roy, given his history with the club and the fact he already gets on with Stevie.
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=40476.msg1116070#msg1116070 date=1276066221]
I think it's a mistake, although an honest one on Kenny's part. If he does end up taking the job, we should all give him all the support we can. But I'd be much more comfortable with someone like Hodgson or Deschamps in the firing line, and Kenny on a pedestal somewhere behind them.
He can still persuade Gerrard and Torres to stay from his ambassadorial role.
[/quote]
Either you are the manager and you call the shots around or you are not. If Hodgson isnt a man that can pull the strings on his own, then he shouldnt be in there. To hire a manager who requires an amabassador or whatever you call it to hold is hand is certainly not the man we need.
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It's not about pulling the strings, it's about having the influence to keep such players, which Kenny probably has over Roy, given his history with the club and the fact he already gets on with Stevie.
[quote author=mark1975 link=topic=40476.msg1116081#msg1116081 date=1276067065]
[quote author=Insignificance link=topic=40476.msg1116078#msg1116078 date=1276066870]
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=40476.msg1116070#msg1116070 date=1276066221]
I think it's a mistake, although an honest one on Kenny's part. If he does end up taking the job, we should all give him all the support we can. But I'd be much more comfortable with someone like Hodgson or Deschamps in the firing line, and Kenny on a pedestal somewhere behind them.
He can still persuade Gerrard and Torres to stay from his ambassadorial role.
[/quote]
Either you are the manager and you call the shots around or you are not. If Hodgson isnt a man that can pull the strings on his own, then he shouldnt be in there. To hire a manager who requires an amabassador or whatever you call it to hold is hand is certainly not the man we need.
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It's not about pulling the strings, it's about having the influence to keep such players, which Kenny probably has over Roy, given his history with the club and the fact he already gets on with Stevie.
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So to have him sit and watch the games, and also sometimes travlke on a preseason tour is enough for Stevie to want to play for Roy Hodgson? I dont believe that. Either you work with a man on day to day basis, or you dont have the influence. There will soon be time for Stevie and Kenny to sit together at Anfield as two legends and watching games. But to believe that ait is enough to have Kenny in the club somewhere should convince any player to play for Liverpool is very very optimistic at best.
[quote author=Insignificance link=topic=40476.msg1116078#msg1116078 date=1276066870]
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=40476.msg1116070#msg1116070 date=1276066221]
I think it's a mistake, although an honest one on Kenny's part. If he does end up taking the job, we should all give him all the support we can. But I'd be much more comfortable with someone like Hodgson or Deschamps in the firing line, and Kenny on a pedestal somewhere behind them.
He can still persuade Gerrard and Torres to stay from his ambassadorial role.
[/quote]
Either you are the manager and you call the shots around or you are not. If Hodgson isnt a man that can pull the strings on his own, then he shouldnt be in there. To hire a manager who requires an amabassador or whatever you call it to hold is hand is certainly not the man we need.
[/quote]
It's not about pulling the strings, it's about having the influence to keep such players, which Kenny probably has over Roy, given his history with the club and the fact he already gets on with Stevie.
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So to have him sit and watch the games, and also sometimes travlke on a preseason tour is enough for Stevie to want to play for Roy Hodgson? I dont believe that. Either you work with a man on day to day basis, or you dont have the influence. There will soon be time for Stevie and Kenny to sit together at Anfield as two legends and watching games. But to believe that ait is enough to have Kenny in the club somewhere should convince any player to play for Liverpool is very very optimistic at best.
[quote author=themn link=topic=40476.msg1116076#msg1116076 date=1276066656]
[quote author=Ryan link=topic=40476.msg1116073#msg1116073 date=1276066372]
[quote author=themn link=topic=40476.msg1116071#msg1116071 date=1276066273]
Paul McCarthy (NOTW) has just said on the SSN Papers Review that Liverpool fans should not get too excited about Dalglish being manager because Hodgson is "nailed on".
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-Limp-
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I don't understand.
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Your news has left me the absolute opposite of 'hard'.
[quote author=Ryan link=topic=40476.msg1116073#msg1116073 date=1276066372]
[quote author=themn link=topic=40476.msg1116071#msg1116071 date=1276066273]
Paul McCarthy (NOTW) has just said on the SSN Papers Review that Liverpool fans should not get too excited about Dalglish being manager because Hodgson is "nailed on".
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-Limp-
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I don't understand.
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Your news has left me the absolute opposite of 'hard'.
[quote author=Ryan link=topic=40476.msg1116086#msg1116086 date=1276067370]
[quote author=themn link=topic=40476.msg1116076#msg1116076 date=1276066656]
[quote author=Ryan link=topic=40476.msg1116073#msg1116073 date=1276066372]
[quote author=themn link=topic=40476.msg1116071#msg1116071 date=1276066273]
Paul McCarthy (NOTW) has just said on the SSN Papers Review that Liverpool fans should not get too excited about Dalglish being manager because Hodgson is "nailed on".
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-Limp-
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I don't understand.
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Your news has left me the absolute opposite of 'hard'.
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Got ya.
These are tough times for us reds.
I'm trying to focus on the World Cup.
[quote author=themn link=topic=40476.msg1116076#msg1116076 date=1276066656]
[quote author=Ryan link=topic=40476.msg1116073#msg1116073 date=1276066372]
[quote author=themn link=topic=40476.msg1116071#msg1116071 date=1276066273]
Paul McCarthy (NOTW) has just said on the SSN Papers Review that Liverpool fans should not get too excited about Dalglish being manager because Hodgson is "nailed on".
[/quote]
-Limp-
[/quote]
I don't understand.
[/quote]
Your news has left me the absolute opposite of 'hard'.
[/quote]
Got ya.
These are tough times for us reds.
I'm trying to focus on the World Cup.
[quote author=Insignificance link=topic=40476.msg1116085#msg1116085 date=1276067330]
[quote author=mark1975 link=topic=40476.msg1116081#msg1116081 date=1276067065]
[quote author=Insignificance link=topic=40476.msg1116078#msg1116078 date=1276066870]
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=40476.msg1116070#msg1116070 date=1276066221]
I think it's a mistake, although an honest one on Kenny's part. If he does end up taking the job, we should all give him all the support we can. But I'd be much more comfortable with someone like Hodgson or Deschamps in the firing line, and Kenny on a pedestal somewhere behind them.
He can still persuade Gerrard and Torres to stay from his ambassadorial role.
[/quote]
Either you are the manager and you call the shots around or you are not. If Hodgson isnt a man that can pull the strings on his own, then he shouldnt be in there. To hire a manager who requires an amabassador or whatever you call it to hold is hand is certainly not the man we need.
[/quote]
It's not about pulling the strings, it's about having the influence to keep such players, which Kenny probably has over Roy, given his history with the club and the fact he already gets on with Stevie.
[/quote]
So to have him sit and watch the games, and also sometimes travlke on a preseason tour is enough for Stevie to want to play for Roy Hodgson? I dont believe that. Either you work with a man on day to day basis, or you dont have the influence. There will soon be time for Stevie and Kenny to sit together at Anfield as two legends and watching games. But to believe that ait is enough to have Kenny in the club somewhere should convince any player to play for Liverpool is very very optimistic at best.
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It's got nothing to do with any of that Insig, the fact he's onboard and is pulling the strings in regards to helping steady a sinking ship, should be enough. No one's saying he will be shadowing Hodgson.
[quote author=mark1975 link=topic=40476.msg1116081#msg1116081 date=1276067065]
[quote author=Insignificance link=topic=40476.msg1116078#msg1116078 date=1276066870]
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=40476.msg1116070#msg1116070 date=1276066221]
I think it's a mistake, although an honest one on Kenny's part. If he does end up taking the job, we should all give him all the support we can. But I'd be much more comfortable with someone like Hodgson or Deschamps in the firing line, and Kenny on a pedestal somewhere behind them.
He can still persuade Gerrard and Torres to stay from his ambassadorial role.
[/quote]
Either you are the manager and you call the shots around or you are not. If Hodgson isnt a man that can pull the strings on his own, then he shouldnt be in there. To hire a manager who requires an amabassador or whatever you call it to hold is hand is certainly not the man we need.
[/quote]
It's not about pulling the strings, it's about having the influence to keep such players, which Kenny probably has over Roy, given his history with the club and the fact he already gets on with Stevie.
[/quote]
So to have him sit and watch the games, and also sometimes travlke on a preseason tour is enough for Stevie to want to play for Roy Hodgson? I dont believe that. Either you work with a man on day to day basis, or you dont have the influence. There will soon be time for Stevie and Kenny to sit together at Anfield as two legends and watching games. But to believe that ait is enough to have Kenny in the club somewhere should convince any player to play for Liverpool is very very optimistic at best.
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It's got nothing to do with any of that Insig, the fact he's onboard and is pulling the strings in regards to helping steady a sinking ship, should be enough. No one's saying he will be shadowing Hodgson.
Uncle Woy's appointment will certainly mean that all of our top players will want to stay, and reap the benefits of the tactical genius who won the title with Malmo
[quote author=mark1975 link=topic=40476.msg1116092#msg1116092 date=1276067812]
[quote author=Insignificance link=topic=40476.msg1116085#msg1116085 date=1276067330]
[quote author=mark1975 link=topic=40476.msg1116081#msg1116081 date=1276067065]
[quote author=Insignificance link=topic=40476.msg1116078#msg1116078 date=1276066870]
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=40476.msg1116070#msg1116070 date=1276066221]
I think it's a mistake, although an honest one on Kenny's part. If he does end up taking the job, we should all give him all the support we can. But I'd be much more comfortable with someone like Hodgson or Deschamps in the firing line, and Kenny on a pedestal somewhere behind them.
He can still persuade Gerrard and Torres to stay from his ambassadorial role.
[/quote]
Either you are the manager and you call the shots around or you are not. If Hodgson isnt a man that can pull the strings on his own, then he shouldnt be in there. To hire a manager who requires an amabassador or whatever you call it to hold is hand is certainly not the man we need.
[/quote]
It's not about pulling the strings, it's about having the influence to keep such players, which Kenny probably has over Roy, given his history with the club and the fact he already gets on with Stevie.
[/quote]
So to have him sit and watch the games, and also sometimes travlke on a preseason tour is enough for Stevie to want to play for Roy Hodgson? I dont believe that. Either you work with a man on day to day basis, or you dont have the influence. There will soon be time for Stevie and Kenny to sit together at Anfield as two legends and watching games. But to believe that ait is enough to have Kenny in the club somewhere should convince any player to play for Liverpool is very very optimistic at best.
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It's got nothing to do with any of that Insig, the fact he's onboard and is pulling the strings in regards to helping steady a sinking ship, should be enough. No one's saying he will be shadowing Hodgson.
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So what will he actually do? To help a sinking ship stay afloat?
[quote author=Insignificance link=topic=40476.msg1116085#msg1116085 date=1276067330]
[quote author=mark1975 link=topic=40476.msg1116081#msg1116081 date=1276067065]
[quote author=Insignificance link=topic=40476.msg1116078#msg1116078 date=1276066870]
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=40476.msg1116070#msg1116070 date=1276066221]
I think it's a mistake, although an honest one on Kenny's part. If he does end up taking the job, we should all give him all the support we can. But I'd be much more comfortable with someone like Hodgson or Deschamps in the firing line, and Kenny on a pedestal somewhere behind them.
He can still persuade Gerrard and Torres to stay from his ambassadorial role.
[/quote]
Either you are the manager and you call the shots around or you are not. If Hodgson isnt a man that can pull the strings on his own, then he shouldnt be in there. To hire a manager who requires an amabassador or whatever you call it to hold is hand is certainly not the man we need.
[/quote]
It's not about pulling the strings, it's about having the influence to keep such players, which Kenny probably has over Roy, given his history with the club and the fact he already gets on with Stevie.
[/quote]
So to have him sit and watch the games, and also sometimes travlke on a preseason tour is enough for Stevie to want to play for Roy Hodgson? I dont believe that. Either you work with a man on day to day basis, or you dont have the influence. There will soon be time for Stevie and Kenny to sit together at Anfield as two legends and watching games. But to believe that ait is enough to have Kenny in the club somewhere should convince any player to play for Liverpool is very very optimistic at best.
[/quote]
It's got nothing to do with any of that Insig, the fact he's onboard and is pulling the strings in regards to helping steady a sinking ship, should be enough. No one's saying he will be shadowing Hodgson.
[/quote]
So what will he actually do? To help a sinking ship stay afloat?
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=40476.msg1115979#msg1115979 date=1276038442]
Well RAWK think it's a wonderful idea, with any dissenters being given a bit of a slap.
regards
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You reckon?
When I had a quick gander on there last night it seemed to be full of conspiracies that Kenny had orchestrated Rafa's downfall because he had ulterior motives.
I dunno why I keep looking on there, morbid curiosity I guess
Well RAWK think it's a wonderful idea, with any dissenters being given a bit of a slap.
regards
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You reckon?
When I had a quick gander on there last night it seemed to be full of conspiracies that Kenny had orchestrated Rafa's downfall because he had ulterior motives.
I dunno why I keep looking on there, morbid curiosity I guess
[quote author=Brendan link=topic=40476.msg1116097#msg1116097 date=1276067996]
Uncle Woy's appointment will certainly mean that all of our top players will want to stay, and reap the benefits of the tactical genius who won the title with Malmo
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Now now Bren, ever the cynic.
Uncle Woy's appointment will certainly mean that all of our top players will want to stay, and reap the benefits of the tactical genius who won the title with Malmo
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Now now Bren, ever the cynic.
[quote author=Brendan link=topic=40476.msg1116097#msg1116097 date=1276067996]
Uncle Woy's appointment will certainly mean that all of our top players will want to stay, and reap the benefits of the tactical genius who won the title with Malmo
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Malmø has struggled after Roy left. They kind of never recovered fully after that. In a way you can say that they downfall started with his departure....
Uncle Woy's appointment will certainly mean that all of our top players will want to stay, and reap the benefits of the tactical genius who won the title with Malmo
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Malmø has struggled after Roy left. They kind of never recovered fully after that. In a way you can say that they downfall started with his departure....
[quote author=singlerider link=topic=40476.msg1116102#msg1116102 date=1276068237]
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=40476.msg1115979#msg1115979 date=1276038442]
Well RAWK think it's a wonderful idea, with any dissenters being given a bit of a slap.
regards
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You reckon?
When I had a quick gander on there last night it seemed to be full of conspiracies that Kenny had orchestrated Rafa's downfall because he had ulterior motives.
I dunno why I keep looking on there, morbid curiosity I guess
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haha I was just about to pose the question as to how long it would be before that would happen.
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=40476.msg1115979#msg1115979 date=1276038442]
Well RAWK think it's a wonderful idea, with any dissenters being given a bit of a slap.
regards
[/quote]
You reckon?
When I had a quick gander on there last night it seemed to be full of conspiracies that Kenny had orchestrated Rafa's downfall because he had ulterior motives.
I dunno why I keep looking on there, morbid curiosity I guess
[/quote]
haha I was just about to pose the question as to how long it would be before that would happen.
[quote author=singlerider link=topic=40476.msg1116102#msg1116102 date=1276068237]
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=40476.msg1115979#msg1115979 date=1276038442]
Well RAWK think it's a wonderful idea, with any dissenters being given a bit of a slap.
regards
[/quote]
You reckon?
When I had a quick gander on there last night it seemed to be full of conspiracies that Kenny had orchestrated Rafa's downfall because he had ulterior motives.
I dunno why I keep looking on there, morbid curiosity I guess
[/quote]
Have you looked at the "New Kit" thread ? (it's a sticky).
The latest page has poster after poster stating that, although they like the new away shirt, they won't be buying it etc..
"I MUST BE SEEN SUPPORTING THE CAUSE AND NOT THE EVIL EMPIRE"
"I MUST BE SEEN SUPPORTING THE CAUSE AND NOT THE EVIL EMPIRE"
"I MUST BE SEEN SUPPORTING THE CAUSE AND NOT THE EVIL EMPIRE"
[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=40476.msg1115979#msg1115979 date=1276038442]
Well RAWK think it's a wonderful idea, with any dissenters being given a bit of a slap.
regards
[/quote]
You reckon?
When I had a quick gander on there last night it seemed to be full of conspiracies that Kenny had orchestrated Rafa's downfall because he had ulterior motives.
I dunno why I keep looking on there, morbid curiosity I guess
[/quote]
Have you looked at the "New Kit" thread ? (it's a sticky).
The latest page has poster after poster stating that, although they like the new away shirt, they won't be buying it etc..
"I MUST BE SEEN SUPPORTING THE CAUSE AND NOT THE EVIL EMPIRE"
"I MUST BE SEEN SUPPORTING THE CAUSE AND NOT THE EVIL EMPIRE"
"I MUST BE SEEN SUPPORTING THE CAUSE AND NOT THE EVIL EMPIRE"
[quote author=Brendan link=topic=40476.msg1116097#msg1116097 date=1276067996]
Uncle Woy's appointment will certainly mean that all of our top players will want to stay, and reap the benefits of the tactical genius who won the title with Malmo
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To be fair, weren't Owen and Gerrard the ones rooting for Curbishley when Ged went? I'm guessing whether it's Uncle Roy or some foreign manager it'll have little bearing on whether they stay because short term at least, it's fairly obvious whatever we do we won't be winning the title.
Uncle Woy's appointment will certainly mean that all of our top players will want to stay, and reap the benefits of the tactical genius who won the title with Malmo
[/quote]
To be fair, weren't Owen and Gerrard the ones rooting for Curbishley when Ged went? I'm guessing whether it's Uncle Roy or some foreign manager it'll have little bearing on whether they stay because short term at least, it's fairly obvious whatever we do we won't be winning the title.
I think at least Owen had mentioned Curbishley, maybe
But times have changed, when Houllier went, Benitez was the standout candidate
Now look at us
It's dismal, really
But times have changed, when Houllier went, Benitez was the standout candidate
Now look at us
It's dismal, really
[quote author=mark1975 link=topic=40476.msg1116114#msg1116114 date=1276068763]
[quote author=Brendan link=topic=40476.msg1116097#msg1116097 date=1276067996]
Uncle Woy's appointment will certainly mean that all of our top players will want to stay, and reap the benefits of the tactical genius who won the title with Malmo
[/quote]
To be fair, weren't Owen and Gerrard the ones rooting for Curbishley when Ged went? I'm guessing whether it's Uncle Roy or some foreign manager it'll have little bearing on whether they stay because short term at least, it's fairly obvious whatever we do we won't be winning the title.
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Not sure about Torres, but Gerrard might be off to have a taste of being league champion.
He's no longer a spring onion and probably won't sit around and wait for miracle to happen, unless we have a new owner before the world cup ends.
[quote author=Brendan link=topic=40476.msg1116097#msg1116097 date=1276067996]
Uncle Woy's appointment will certainly mean that all of our top players will want to stay, and reap the benefits of the tactical genius who won the title with Malmo
[/quote]
To be fair, weren't Owen and Gerrard the ones rooting for Curbishley when Ged went? I'm guessing whether it's Uncle Roy or some foreign manager it'll have little bearing on whether they stay because short term at least, it's fairly obvious whatever we do we won't be winning the title.
[/quote]
Not sure about Torres, but Gerrard might be off to have a taste of being league champion.
He's no longer a spring onion and probably won't sit around and wait for miracle to happen, unless we have a new owner before the world cup ends.
[quote author=KopPoNok link=topic=40476.msg1116123#msg1116123 date=1276069216]
[quote author=mark1975 link=topic=40476.msg1116114#msg1116114 date=1276068763]
[quote author=Brendan link=topic=40476.msg1116097#msg1116097 date=1276067996]
Uncle Woy's appointment will certainly mean that all of our top players will want to stay, and reap the benefits of the tactical genius who won the title with Malmo
[/quote]
To be fair, weren't Owen and Gerrard the ones rooting for Curbishley when Ged went? I'm guessing whether it's Uncle Roy or some foreign manager it'll have little bearing on whether they stay because short term at least, it's fairly obvious whatever we do we won't be winning the title.
[/quote]
Not sure about Torres, but Gerrard might be off to have a taste of being league champion.
He's no longer a spring onion and probably won't sit around and wait for miracle to happen, unless we have a new owner before the world cup ends.
[/quote]
tee hee 🙂
[quote author=mark1975 link=topic=40476.msg1116114#msg1116114 date=1276068763]
[quote author=Brendan link=topic=40476.msg1116097#msg1116097 date=1276067996]
Uncle Woy's appointment will certainly mean that all of our top players will want to stay, and reap the benefits of the tactical genius who won the title with Malmo
[/quote]
To be fair, weren't Owen and Gerrard the ones rooting for Curbishley when Ged went? I'm guessing whether it's Uncle Roy or some foreign manager it'll have little bearing on whether they stay because short term at least, it's fairly obvious whatever we do we won't be winning the title.
[/quote]
Not sure about Torres, but Gerrard might be off to have a taste of being league champion.
He's no longer a spring onion and probably won't sit around and wait for miracle to happen, unless we have a new owner before the world cup ends.
[/quote]
tee hee 🙂
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