Werner Speaks
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i'd have him for that. sell adam for 10.
i'm sick of thinking like this. i don't fucking want dempsey. i've just become brow-beaten by the stupidity of our club.
i'd be the shittest football mind in the world if it wasn't for oncy.
This last year alone... I thought Carroll was a great signing and I couldn't see anything other than a top 3 finish this year. I thought Arsenal were doomed. I thought Newcastle would be shit. I basically got this entire season totally wrong. I didn't think Man City would be thaaat good, and then when they turned out to be I couldn't see how anyone would keep up with them.
Wrong wrong wrong.
Charming...
If he's only got one year on his contract then he might make some sense. But only if we can offload Downing - which I think is impossible.
All applied to me too, bar City, I thought they'd have won it by now, when Mancini 'took the shackles off' I figured he'd worked this league out.
Ah confessions time! Admitting our mistakes. Good for the soul or whatever you may call it.
I thought we were unlucky but we were actually a bunch of serial sitters misser and woodwork lovers.
hahahahahahahahaha
Saw something interesting on Kanwar's site.
Apparently Hymy Fisher, (the guy who does the match commentary on Sky fanzone), met John Henry and discussed the Fulham game, Dalglish and this seasons transfers.
The answers weren't that positive.
He was on City talk 105.9, did anyone listen to it?
Apparently Hymy Fisher, (the guy who does the match commentary on Sky fanzone), met John Henry and discussed the Fulham game, Dalglish and this seasons transfers.
The answers weren't that positive.
He was on City talk 105.9, did anyone listen to it?
Liverpool FC principal owner John W. Henry is not a happy man. In a chance meeting with a Liverpool fan in the City centre earlier this, Henry allegedly revealed his dissatisfaction with Kenny Dalglish's British signings, and slammed the team's woeful performance against Fulham on Tuesday night.
Hymy Fisher - a Liverpool fan who does the LFC 'Fanzone' commentary on Sky Sports - was on Liverpool-based radio station 'City Talk' this morning, and during the 'fan Friday' segment, he relayed the story of his impromptu meeting with John Henry.
As you can see, City Talk specifically referenced the Henry story on their Twitter feed this morning.
During the 'Fan Friday' segment, Fisher stated the following live on air:
* He bumped into Henry in Liverpool City Centre earlier in the week. To prove it, he posted a photo on the City talk twitter feed (@CityTalk1059):
* John W Henry asked him: "Have you ever seen a game as bad as the Fulham game last night"
* Fisher admitted that he couldn't remember seeing a worse game.
* Henry responded: "Makes you realise just how much money we've wasted"
* According to Fisher, Henry then went on to talk about the money wasted on British players (though he didn't name names)
* Fisher then defended Dalglish, arguing that he'll get it right if he gets time.
* According to Fisher, John Henry then changed the subject, and went over to meet Hymy's wife and young children.
Initially, I was skeptical about this 'story', so I called City Talk and spoke to one of the Producers, who confirmed that:
* Hymy Fisher was on the show this morning.
* He spoke about his meeting with John Henry live on air.
* He said everything I've detailed above.
I then spoke to the City Radio Newsdesk, and again, they confirmed Fisher's on-air comments, but admitted they were not going to run the story.
So there you go. It appears that John Henry is extremely dissatisfied with the way things are going at Liverpool right now, and so he should be. Tens of millions of pounds have been wasted on the wrong players, and the Fulham game the other night was epitomised the club's atrocious league season.
It's good to see that the Owner of the club does not have his head buried in the sand. Henry's apparent frustration comes as no surprise to me though; as I argued a few weeks ago, he can be unforgiving when it comes to failing managers:
Red Sox Collapse: Why Dalglish could soon be sacked by ruthless FSG
Chairman Tom Werner stated yesterday that Dalglish 'enjoys our full support' - Well, it seems that Kenny's position may not be as safe as everyone thinks...
Hymy Fisher - a Liverpool fan who does the LFC 'Fanzone' commentary on Sky Sports - was on Liverpool-based radio station 'City Talk' this morning, and during the 'fan Friday' segment, he relayed the story of his impromptu meeting with John Henry.
As you can see, City Talk specifically referenced the Henry story on their Twitter feed this morning.
During the 'Fan Friday' segment, Fisher stated the following live on air:
* He bumped into Henry in Liverpool City Centre earlier in the week. To prove it, he posted a photo on the City talk twitter feed (@CityTalk1059):
* John W Henry asked him: "Have you ever seen a game as bad as the Fulham game last night"
* Fisher admitted that he couldn't remember seeing a worse game.
* Henry responded: "Makes you realise just how much money we've wasted"
* According to Fisher, Henry then went on to talk about the money wasted on British players (though he didn't name names)
* Fisher then defended Dalglish, arguing that he'll get it right if he gets time.
* According to Fisher, John Henry then changed the subject, and went over to meet Hymy's wife and young children.
Initially, I was skeptical about this 'story', so I called City Talk and spoke to one of the Producers, who confirmed that:
* Hymy Fisher was on the show this morning.
* He spoke about his meeting with John Henry live on air.
* He said everything I've detailed above.
I then spoke to the City Radio Newsdesk, and again, they confirmed Fisher's on-air comments, but admitted they were not going to run the story.
So there you go. It appears that John Henry is extremely dissatisfied with the way things are going at Liverpool right now, and so he should be. Tens of millions of pounds have been wasted on the wrong players, and the Fulham game the other night was epitomised the club's atrocious league season.
It's good to see that the Owner of the club does not have his head buried in the sand. Henry's apparent frustration comes as no surprise to me though; as I argued a few weeks ago, he can be unforgiving when it comes to failing managers:
Red Sox Collapse: Why Dalglish could soon be sacked by ruthless FSG
Chairman Tom Werner stated yesterday that Dalglish 'enjoys our full support' - Well, it seems that Kenny's position may not be as safe as everyone thinks...
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