Liverpool keeping close eye on McLeish contract talks

[Guest Ulysses Everett McGill]

You know for a fact that Alex McLeish planted that story to get the Mirror to write that, do you?

 

Actually, yes

 

Yes I do

[Guest TesticleOReilly]

Surprised no-one's put Avram forward for the job yet.

[PaulMcC]

Birmingham fans were crying about McLeish's style of play loads before the past half a season.

[Guest Ulysses Everett McGill]

Surprised no-one's put Avram forward for the job yet.

 

92 Aigburth Road closed years ago mate

[PaulMcC]

92 Aigburth Road closed years ago mate

 

Henry Street's opened now.

[barney]

oneill is irish

[Guest Ulysses Everett McGill]

Henry Street's opened now.

 

What number?

 

Just so I know to avoid it

[WaltonRed]

Henry Street's opened now.

 

My bird lives on Henry Street.

 

What number is it i'll keep an eye out?!

[Guest TesticleOReilly]

oneill is irish

 

O'Neill is British.

[barney]

no i think you'll find he's irish he was anyway when when managing celtic he's from Derry

[Juan Galonso]

This is what worries me about sacking Rafa. Ending up with someone like McLeish

 

Until this season we were one of the top clubs in Europe. Would Barcelona, Milan, Man Utd etc etc be considering Alex McLeish if they were in the market for a manager?

 

If/when Rafa goes, we need someone with a record that stacks up. Not a punt on someone who hasn't achieved much. We are not in a position where we can afford to take a risk.

 

I suspect those arguing for someone like McLeish are making the judgement based largely on "anyone but Benitez"

 

That last line is bollocks. There are loads of managers I would prefer Rafa ahead of.

[Unrighteous]

Henry Street's opened now.

 

I live on fucking henry st!

[RobbieOR]

O'Neill is British.

 

O'Neill is an Irish name. He played GAA and is from Derry.

 

From wiki:

 

O'Neill was born into an Irish nationalist working-class family in Kilrea[1] in 1952. He was the sixth child and has four brothers and four sisters.[1] He has a strong Gaelic football background, his father being a founding member of local club Pádraig Pearse's Kilrea, which is named after an Irish nationalist leader.

 

Get yourself out of that one Perry.

[PaulMcC]

What number?

 

Just so I know to avoid it

 

Not sure, i've a mate who lives on Henry Street too and he was talking about it.

 

Then another mate's mate was brought to it one night.

[PaulMcC]

I live on fucking henry st!

 

Not seen it? I was looking a flat there too.

[Guest Ulysses Everett McGill]

Not sure, i've a mate who lives on Henry Street too and he was talking about it.

 

Then another mate's mate was brought to it one night.

 

Horrible, immoral places

 

I'll have to make further enquires to reduce the risk of myself being contaminated by such filth

[RobbieOR]

That last line is bollocks. There are loads of managers I would prefer Rafa ahead of.

 

Yeah but there have been certain people on here over the past few days who have been saying that anybody could do a better job than Benitez.

[Guest TesticleOReilly]

no i think you'll find he's irish he was anyway when when managing celtic he's from Derry

 

O'Neill is an Irish name. He played GAA and is from Derry.

 

From wiki:

 

O'Neill was born into an Irish nationalist working-class family in Kilrea[1] in 1952. He was the sixth child and has four brothers and four sisters.[1] He has a strong Gaelic football background, his father being a founding member of local club Pádraig Pearse's Kilrea, which is named after an Irish nationalist leader.

 

Get yourself out of that one Perry.

 

 

He was born in Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom. He's British.

[Guest The Chimp]

He was born in Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom. He's British.

 

* leaves thread quickly *

[karl1987]

He was born in Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom. He's British.

 

Your wasting your time, they dont recognise the border.... Im Northern Irish/British and so is O'Neill.

 

This thread could be about to kick off lol.

[RobbieOR]

He was born in Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom. He's British.

 

If you're born in Nothern Ireland and youre a Catholic you're Irish. End of Argument.

[WaltonRed]

Henry Street is a hive of activity it would seem!

[karl1987]

If you're born in Nothern Ireland and youre a Catholic you're Irish. End of Argument.

 

Il rephrase that for you

 

If you're born in Nothern Ireland and youre a Republican then you're Irish. End of Argument

 

Not all catholics feel the same way you do.

 

Dosent change the fact that he's British aswell though....

[PaulMcC]

You can be British or Irish if you're born in Northern Ireland. It's your choice, that's why you can get an Irish passport and a British passport.

[RobbieOR]

Il rephrase that for you

 

If you're born in Nothern Ireland and youre a Republican then you're Irish. End of Argument

 

Not all catholics feel the same way you do.

 

Dosent change the fact that he's British aswell though....

 

You ask all Catholics up North what they consider themselves as. Its all about the Passport.