Does Rodgers deserve another season.

[Strontium]

Fuck that, I'll be throwing some more pictures up when I can get onto photoshop in work in the morning.

 

Who needs Photoshop when you have Paint.

 

[kemskem]

He was dignified and I admired his calmness and control when he spoke, etc, but the job just turned out to be too big for him in the end (any shitty comments I made about him were tongue in cheek and inspired by you cunts). All the best Hodgers.

[Ne Moe Imya]

He was dignified and I admired his calmness and control when he spoke

 

[kemskem]

I think he spoke very well, especially in the early days, but as we all know that's what probably got him the job in the first place.

[thompsonsnose]

Ian Wright knows.

[Joe Strummer]

Ian Wright talking complete sense, seems a completely different pundit. Has he had a brain transplant or something.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Hahaha. Best. Gif. Ever.

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[Shitty Arse]

if anyone is familiar with the end scene of The Shining where Jack Nicholson ends up as ghost in a picture on the walls of the hotel? Could they do the honours? Please?

[TheHowieLama]

[TheHowieLama]

[Edward.]

[Edward.]

Sorry never seen the Shining.

[TheHowieLama]

Sorry never seen the Shining.

[Babb'sBurstNad]

if anyone is familiar with the end scene of The Shining where Jack Nicholson ends up as ghost in a picture on the walls of the hotel? Could they do the honours? Please?

 

Haha, I was thinking of that too.

 

"You've always been the manager"

[TheHowieLama]

[TheHowieLama]

[Gym Beglin]

Some shit revisionism always goes on after a sacking.

 

If people want to see how much patience Liverpool fans have then you need only revisit Rodgers first season. We all supported him and willed him on despite a horrible first season.

 

The final act for me was when he didn't understand what made Suarez so important, which was his physical attributes. He then replaced him with forwards who totally destroyed that pressing from the front game. We didn't need a world class forward, we needed someone with aggression who ran around a lot.

 

He either didn't understand that or he consciously chose to try a different system. Didn't work. And then this summer he opted for a bunker buster in Benteke.

 

As a a manger you live or die by your decisions, and what we've seen is a natural end to a struggling manager with huge resources at his disposal.

 

I expect we'll see a lot more of Rodgers over the coming 30 years. I don't think he'll win much though because he's yet to prove he can build a balanced team that attacks and defends well enough.

 

The best thing he can do is keep his head down for 12 months and by then his stock will have risen exponeitally, as it always does when a high profile manager is out of work for long enough. He's on the managerial merry go round now.

 

Fair play to FSG though, they made a mistake in he summer and they've lost face by sacking him so soon after backing him, but it was the right decision to revisit it now, you have to respect that.

 

By the way, all this seemed to gather a lot of momentum after hendersons 'treatment' in America last month...

[Jarvinja Ilnow]

Some shit revisionism always goes on after a sacking.

 

If people want to see how much patience Liverpool fans have then you need only revisit Rodgers first season. We all supported him and willed him on despite a horrible first season.

 

The final act for me was when he didn't understand what made Suarez so important, which was his physical attributes. He then replaced him with forwards who totally destroyed that pressing from the front game. We didn't need a world class forward, we needed someone with aggression who ran around a lot.

 

He either didn't understand that or he consciously chose to try a different system. Didn't work. And then this summer he opted for a bunker buster in Benteke.

 

As a a manger you live or die by your decisions, and what we've seen is a natural end to a struggling manager with huge resources at his disposal.

 

I expect we'll see a lot more of Rodgers over the coming 30 years. I don't think he'll win much though because he's yet to prove he can build a balanced team that attacks and defends well enough.

 

The best thing he can do is keep his head down for 12 months and by then his stock will have risen exponeitally, as it always does when a high profile manager is out of work for long enough. He's on the managerial merry go round now.

 

Fair play to FSG though, they made a mistake in he summer and they've lost face by sacking him so soon after backing him, but it was the right decision to revisit it now, you have to respect that.

 

By the way, all this seemed to gather a lot of momentum after hendersons 'treatment' in America last month...

 

Think this has something to do with his problems:

[jimmycase]

 

By the way, all this seemed to gather a lot of momentum after hendersons 'treatment' in America last month...

 

So you think Hendo dobbed his boss in while over in the states?

[The Maca]

So you think Hendo dobbed his boss in while over in the states?

"DOBBED his boss in" ??

Dobbed ?

Are you from Swindon / Hereford / West Country ?

[Tony Moanero]

Yer ma.

[xerxes]

The baffling thing for me about Rodgers was that although his inexperience and lack of achievement were there for all to see, he was lauded as a great, bright new coach, but he never delivered that.

 

He did facilitate a team that mounted a title challenge, granted. But that team would have won the title with a defence which should have been tightened, and has undone him, and us, ever since.

 

Even that attack featured Suarez, whom he did not buy, and Sturridge , who he did not want, favouring Clint Dempsey.

 

The list of players who have gone backwards under him is a long one- how many did he improve?