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If he lasts til the weekend surely it would depend on the result ?
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Cannot believe he got the job - a con replacing a king
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3 games from the sack.
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I heard he was going tomorrow but seems a strange time to go on a firday before a weekend game
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should be given the chance to try the 2-7-1 formation, one of a few he hasn't tried yet this season
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they'll probs wait until the international break
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2012: "Judge me in 3 years"
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Remind me how much he spent on that Brazilian ?
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he has till Christmas day but he was told that 2 games ago.thats the story going round the pubs and clubs of Liverpool.
nobody has come out and said give him a little more time which is a sure sign that everyone has had enough of Brendan. |
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I'm not fan of Brodgers as he's a big enough fan of himself, but Liverpool are just 3 points off of the top 4 places, two of those positions are being occupied by two teams punching way above their weight in Leicester and West Ham, the former will lose to Arsenal tomorrow whilst Liverpool will probably beat Villa, and the gap from the top is just 7 points with 32 games to go, then there's Sturridge's return.
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Since Sir Alex started his reign of terror(that is if you are a scouse red) no Liverpool manager has come closer to regaining 'the perch' than Rodgers.
Unless a miracle happens now destined to follow the Mark Hughes route ie given the reigns of a big club, blow that chance, spend the rest of your managerial days at clubs like(no disrespect) Stoke, Qpr etc On a personal level can't feel sympathy for him as by all accounts he is a bit of a prick. On a professional level get a rest son and come back playing the beautiful stuff you served up at Liverpool a season or 2 ago. |
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He should have been sacked the night he picked that reserve side to play Madrid. He goes on about tradition and then picked a reserve side to play in a champions league game at one of the most famous grounds in the World, it beggars belief, what a clown.
Sorry guys, I know it's a great honour to play against Real Madrid, but I don't want to kill anyone by making you play twice in a week, and winning against Chelsea at the weekend is far far more important. Oh, they lost against Chelsea, clueless numpty. |
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Since Sir Alex started his reign of terror(that is if you are a scouse red) no Liverpool manager has come closer to regaining 'the perch' than Rodgers.
1.it was a one off...you could tell it that season....way too gung ho which just happened to sit luis.. 2.Benitez nearly won the leaugue and would have p1ssed it if we had of had the luxury of no european football that season. |
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And the great historical revision of 2015 continues to pick up pace.
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another great European night at Anfailed
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that was just awful
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anyone who leaves Origi up front on his own should be sacked immediately
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25 Sep 15 15:26 On a professional level get a rest son and come back playing the beautiful stuff you served up at Liverpool a season or 2 ago think that's the problem..he only served up the 'beautiful stuff' cos he had Suarez, Sturridge, Sterling and Gerrard at his disposal (plus no Euro games, out of Cups early) |
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Not a liverpool fan so my recollection of events may be hazy but i do remember thinking, at the time, that the football served up by Rodgers was light years ahead of the stuff Liverpool played under KK with pretty much the same players. That was just my impression.
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light years?
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the yanks can`t have a clue about football if they keep on giving Brenda chances,either that or he`s the best b*****t merchant ever,how much money has he spent on players who are and were frankly bobbins???
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Loved his statement that certain teams in Europe get more time to prepare despite the fact that Liverpool played on a Thursday..
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he will get the newcastle gig and his next job after that will be back in the championship.
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with Newcastle
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Thanks desperate
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Still not paid but blinding all the same
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For the record
the team Brodge picked in madrid lost but 1-0 the so called first team lost 3-0 at home. you can only conclude thats progress as picking stevie g and mario would probably have meant a 5 goal drubbing at least From a football point of view i do think Brodge will be missed The games with his teams were always entertaining. They attacked a lot, they shipped a lot of goals Its notable that in the serialisations of Stevie's book Brenda appears to have quite an opinion of himself. Apparently SG listened in horror before the infamous chelsea game, which more or less was to be treated as some sort of coronation. Its probably where Brodge failed The failure to recognise his own teams deficiencies in the face of superior opponents. And a failure to alter tactics to suit. When the fixtures were announced at the start of the season and you saw the nightmare run of away fixtures you did fear for BR If that was me I would have moved heaven and earth to ensure that a squad of 20 odd players was fully fit and ready to hit the ground running like a nosebleed. Instead Brodge looked like he was still working out his best team The match at Old Trafford straight after the international break looked like a particularly cruel turn But the team selection was devoid of imagination. With Rooney out it was probably time for a bit of death or glory. Instead as Mick Quinn said he betrayed his principles and sat back for a draw his team has never been equipped to play. Against that there was 2014 He did mould LFC into a wonderful team, taking advantage of the lack of european football and using the free time to create an identity. It probably is an indictment of modern coaching that Brodge was probably one of only a few who made something out of this. In stark contrast to the current england manager among others. Brodge is above average but not as good as he thinks You doubt if he will learn Still, 7m and the lovely charlotte, no bad |
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modern coaching? to me his ways are way behind the continentals. think he tried to go that way but simply didnt have the ability to go the full hogg. i look at celta vigo and think thats what rodgers meant to play like but why cant he? imo its one thing having great ideas...another implementing them. and lets face it he never has implemented a system at any previous club. the season we came second the football we served up was very entertaining but from a tactical point of view we were very very open.....this suited luis imo as when he picked the ball up in the chaos and space he was able to do a lot fo damage from deeper or right up on the back lines shoulders....also transformed the counter attack that season which was floundering when he was banned... think he is a very very lucky coach to have learnt a big contract with us. hope the yanks have doen a 3 year crash course on understanding the game to a decent level. |
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The football under Brodge at least has been entertaining, there appears to have been a philosophy
Under Dalglish and Hodgson it was downright dull and heading toward the bottom half of the table. I bow to your greater knowledge, G1_J4, of Celta They seem to be doing quite well tho cant admit to have seen them play. He was too open, the Brodge. But in this era of tv subscriptions and end to end premier league action, defensive organisation seems to play 2nd fiddle to the need for goals I guess he at least got that. If Brenda could organise a defence then he would probably still be in a job rather than heading up the road.. |
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You Scousers are like sheep only you have all never seen one..
Brendan was a disgrace from start to finish and up to about six months ago he was the local hero.. Feck me he was the archetypal bul l s hitter from day one.. Did you not see the Documentary with his picture on the wall.. The three envelopes.. Feck me wise up... |
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HFT You crack me up,I must admit to nearly choking on my cornflakes this morning,with one of your replies,questioning some guys sanity.
In every walk of life,you will come across bluffers like Rodgers,it always amazes me,how often they are able to get away with it for so long. |
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Not sure if that is praise but I will wrap up warm in sheeps clothing tonite...
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