Thanks Brendan

[The Maca]

Good thread. Some if the shit said snout him was disgusting and not becoming of the supporters I grew up with. Definitely time to go, but I still think he has ejst it takes to do very well.

I think Sunderland could be a good job for him

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

I think Sunderland could be a good job for him

I think it might be s good forum for you.

[aRdja]

I think Sunderland could be a good job for him

I reckon Newcastle would really suit him.

[Paco]

Some great moments but the writing was on the wall for a long time.

[SammyAftershave]

I've always found it more beneficial getting yourself a girlfriend

 

This place really does attract some moon-howling weirdo's. It truly does.

[SammyAftershave]

I reckon Newcastle would really suit him.

 

Haven't Newport recently sacked Terry Butcher?

[RobbieOR]

Good guy and a good manager. He'll do well wherever he goes next.

[Gym Beglin]

Would be two faced of me to thank him at this stage.

 

It's all part of the dance Brendan, no hard feelings.

[thompsonsnose]

Good guy and a good manager. He'll do well wherever he goes next.

No,no and no.

[Baltar]

I'm glad he's gone but I wish him all the best. Thanks for 2013/14.

[Byrnie]

Nothing against the man, don't really care where he goes next but he's not a good man in my book.

[magicrat]

Good guy and a good manager. He'll do well wherever he goes next.

I hope he does but I hope he will need to learn a bit quicker than he did here and know when to call time. I'm sure he could have cut a deal to go at the end of last season and made a much more dignified exit. 

[Brownie]

No hard feelings and all that. His time was up but seems like a decent fella to me so hope he does well in the future.

[G Richards]

Thanks Brendan and good luck wherever you go next (Sunderland open, Villa probably will be soon). He played a big part in a great season where we went a close second. I never liked the personal stuff, but I suppose it's human nature when things aren't going well to start to nit pick at everything.

 

I am feeling sad, relieved and hopeful. Sad because it didn't work out. Relieved because a necessary decision was taken. Hopeful because we need a new man to spark it to life.

[xerxes]

Thanks Brendan and good luck wherever you go next (Sunderland open, Villa probably will be soon).

Neither side could afford his defensive frailties or transfer record.

[Anubis]

Looking at the RTG message board Sunderland fans would not be too keen on Rodgers. And they can't all be Borini with multiple accounts.

[kalasoma]

He won't have us abusing him anymore. I can only wish him good luck. He was part of giving us one really good season while he was here, moments that made me feel on top of the world. Thanks for that, Brendan. Now I hope that our club can move forward again.

[Mojo]

He won't have us abusing him anymore. I can only wish him good luck. He was part of giving us one really good season while he was here, moments that made me feel on top of the world. Thanks for that, Brendan. Now I hope that our club can move forward again.

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[Boss]

Looking at the RTG message board Sunderland fans would not be too keen on Rodgers. And they can't all be Borini with multiple accounts.

 

Yeah just shows how poorly Rodgers is received by fans of other premier league sides. It's probably a case of "what have you done for me lately", which seems to be the way the modern game works. Mark Hughes was widely derided when he took over at Stoke and now he's regarded quite well, same with Pardew after leaving Newcastle and his reputation is at an all time high now at Palace.

 

They might think Rodgers is shit but he'd keep them up relatively easy, he's a better manager than Big Sam, that much is obvious. We haven't seen the last of Rodgers, thats why i'm wary of doling out meaningless platitudes because he'll be at a premier league club soon enough and he may end up one of those ex managers that loves to stick the boot in.

[redinblack62]

"he may end up one of those ex managers that loves to stick the boot in"

 

He has no business doing that. He was given time and money, but we lurched from one fuck up to another. I would hope if he does put the boot in that he is called out, because he has got no fucking right.

 

Sorry and all that Brendan, but better people than you who actually won things - Evans, Dalglish, Houllier, Benitez got told it was time to go, and now its you. As you said yourself "its all part of the dance"

 

I actually would have sacked him just for that comment.

[King Emlyn]

I've rarely encountered anyone throw as many fellow professionals under the bus as Brendan Rodgers. Be they players, his own signings, coaches, assistants, doctors, pitch men. It was only a matter of time before the echo was briefed on how the tea lady was giving everyone the shits.

Houllier, Benitez and especially the budgie were no shrinking violets in that department, Rodgers is no rarity.

[A_S]

 

"he may end up one of those ex managers that loves to stick the boot in"

 

He has no business doing that. He was given time and money, but we lurched from one fuck up to another. I would hope if he does put the boot in that he is called out, because he has got no fucking right.

 

Sorry and all that Brendan, but better people than you who actually won things - Evans, Dalglish, Houllier, Benitez got told it was time to go, and now its you. As you said yourself "its all part of the dance"

 

I actually would have sacked him just for that comment.

 

 

By beating Liverpool he would achieve that. Which would certainly be his business. 

[Kevin D]

I think the Liverpool job is the hardest in the league, which is why I was strongly opposed to appointing someone without outstanding credentials.

 

Having said that, Rodgers is a much better manager than I thought he was and I've come to quite like him. He was a cunt hair away from winning us the title, and Jose Mourinho was that cunt hair; I think he did good work here, but the scale of the task was just beyond him.

[Paco]

Don't think I ve ever heard sports news on 6 music until thus morning?

 

Would spurs sacking their manager overshadow arsenal hammering united?

[Brownie]

Houllier, Benitez and especially the budgie were no shrinking violets in that department, Rodgers is no rarity.

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