Who is the right man then?

[thompsonsnose]

I think the squad is that shite that I don't think shanks could do anything with them. I don't have confidence in a single player to put in 2 decent performances in a row.

 

In the past we've always had stand out players in the squad sometimes ad many as 5 and 6 at a time. In the eighties we had a team of them. Sadly now there is no a single player amongst I rate

 

I doesn't matter who we get as no one can do anything with that shite

Get Can out of the defence.

Play him as a surging Gerrard type midfielder.

Watch the rest of the side get galvanised by it.

Hell, Klopp could even make him kapitan.

[magicrat]

The Bitters will be gutted as we have upstaged them again after their heroic draw

[Heinze]

As long as it is not De Boer, Di Matteo or Monk...

[Gym Beglin]

Not sure why there is this downer on de boer.

[an tha]

I think the squad is that shite that I don't think shanks could do anything with them. I don't have confidence in a single player to put in 2 decent performances in a row.

 

In the past we've always had stand out players in the squad sometimes ad many as 5 and 6 at a time. In the eighties we had a team of them. Sadly now there is no a single player amongst I rate

 

I doesn't matter who we get as no one can do anything with that shite

It is chocker with dead average players.

 

Sturridge is top class (but obviously made of twiglets) Coutinho has the talent to be top class.

 

The rest are just dead average in the main.

 

Which is criminal when you consider how much we have spent to assemble the squad.

[Baltar]

Ancelotti please.

[moof]

Theres fuck all wrong with Pardew, as far as football management goes.

Haha what the fuck, why do you love Pardew so much??

[moof]

It's gotta be Klopp. Very excited

[kemskem]

Ancelotti please.

No fucking way. God fearing Roman Catholic

[Liverpool lad]

Get Klopp

 

We will build him up as the new Shankly and within 18 months things would have turned sour

[thompsonsnose]

Haha what the fuck, why do you love Pardew so much??

I don't.

But people spout massive amounts of shyte on here about his abilities.

Look at the fucking table for a start. Both ends of the table mind.

[Anubis]

 

 

 

 

[Trumo]

Theres fuck all wrong with Pardew, as far as football management goes.

 

He has certainly shown he can get players going and get results, as evidenced by him having decent seasons at West Ham, Newcastle and currently Palace. However, it tends to be cyclical as his sides will be very good for 12 months and then abject for the next 12, and then back to being good again for 12 months if he's still there. If that pattern continues, I'd expect Palace's form to tail off around new year.

[an tha]

Ancelotti 'ruling himself out' according to this.

 

http://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/609877/Carlo-Ancelotti-Liverpool-Brendan-Rodgers-sacking-managers

 

Just the first of a many this week...

[Lee909]

Liverpool are also considering former Chelsea boss Roberto Di Matteo as Rodgers's replacement. (Sky Italia, viaMetro  )

[Trumo]

Liverpool are also considering former Chelsea boss Roberto Di Matteo as Rodgers's replacement. (Sky Italia, viaMetro  )

 

We don't have the players to play shithouse park-the-bus tactics and get fluky cup wins.

[Babb'sBurstNad]

There'll probably be a few managers leaking their availability, as more jobs will likely be coming up. It never hurts to advertise.

[bizzle10]

there is no chance we have sackied brendan without knowing who we want to to take over expect klopp to be confirmed sometime this week( taps nose)

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

Anfield Index podcast, who are meant to have gone with the Rodgers sacked story before anyone else, are apparently claiming that Klopp is already a done deal and just needs to be officially announced.

 

Few journos saying Ancellotti is under consideration too, but he will only commit to 1 or 2 seasons, whereas Klopp sees the appeal of a more long term project.

 

Also talk that his director of football at Dortmund is out of contract soon and may follow him to Anfield.

[G Richards]

I'd be very happy with Klopp. He has an edge to him, sets his team up to play with energy and pressing, and seems made for the opportunity that now exists at Liverpool. There's a lot of potential upside for him, and us, if he can get a spark quickly. I think that's what will happen, and I note that we are only 3 points off top four and 6 points off the lead with 30 games to go.

 

Ancelotti strikes me as more of a statesman. He is a top manager but I get the sense that he's seen it all before and we might not be the best fit for him right now.

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

Zorc is the director of football. He's under contract until 2019, so that looks like a bullshit rumour.

[xerxes]

Frankly, it is not difficult sourcing a manager with a more successful record than Brendan. It's a long list.

[G Richards]

PS - I don't know anything about Klopp being a Christian, but when did it get to the point that some of us will stick the boot in on that score before the man (an accomplished one at that) even gets here?

 

I don't do the religion debate on the GF these days, and I'm not looking for one here, but how did we get so intolerant of that? It's baffling that it can be held up as a stick to beat a potential manager with. The majority of the world's population holds a religious belief of some sort, as opposed to an atheistic or agnostic point of view.

 

Klopp, if he comes, will give the place a lift. I think he is made for us, or at least, the skills he has in his toolbox match the opportunity that exists at Liverpool very well. Like all managers he will be judged, but he shouldn't be pre-judged, and certainly not on the basis of his religious beliefs.

[the chimp]

Anfield Index podcast, who are meant to have gone with the Rodgers sacked story before anyone else, are apparently claiming that Klopp is already a done deal and just needs to be officially announced.

 

Few journos saying Ancellotti is under consideration too, but he will only commit to 1 or 2 seasons, whereas Klopp sees the appeal of a more long term project.

 

Also talk that his director of football at Dortmund is out of contract soon and may follow him to Anfield.

 

There's some very, very interesting insights on there from the lad who knew Rodgers was going earlier in the week and put it on Twitter. First twenty minutes or so. Link here.

[moof]

Frankly, it is not difficult sourcing a manager with a more successful record than Brendan. It's a long list.

We're not looking for any manager with a more successful record than Brendan. We're looking for a manager that will have competing for titles domestically and in Europe.

 

That's a shorter list.