Will Purslow keep his job under the new regime?

[Antynwa]

Shame.

 

lol mural ripping. worra load of shit.

[ronnie38]

Welcome back Rafa:-)

[PaulMcC]

Nice one.

 

Just hope the new owners don't take his advice.

 

We could end up with Stuart Baxter as manager.

[llego]

I think he's a good man, better at political battles than football though. This clears the way for sacking Roy, doesn't it?

[Best Believe It]

Shame.

 

lol mural ripping. worra load of shit.

 

He's gone etc

[Antynwa]

He's gone etc

 

I'm not particularly bothered that he's gone. I just think he was at times victim of a smear campaign and he was never going to win over the fans. Shame really.

 

Thanks for everything CP. Especially last week. Would love to meet him, shake his hand and all that jazz.

[AGGERaphobic]

Wow

Mirror on Twitter:

Breaking news: Christian Purslow stands down as Liverpool MD. Will remain non-exec director and Special Advisor to new owners

 

Tom Werner: "We are delighted Christian has accepted our offer to help us and the Club, given his great experience and love for Liverpool FC. We will now begin a global search process for a Chief Executive Officer.”

 

By the way check out this guy who is rumored to be our new guy:

Keith Edelman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

SSN says he's resigned!!

 

Sorry Purslow resigns even DOH

[silverlining]

Shame.

 

lol mural ripping. worra load of shit.

 

Appointing a joke like that Budgie-faced geriatric. Worra joke.

 

You. Worra joke.

[Guest TK-421]

I'm grateful for the part he played in getting rid of Hicks but I think this is for the best.

[Steve Holt]

Thread title should really say BREAKING NEWS:

[Guest PurpleNose]

Thread title should really say BREAKING NEWS:

 

"BRAYKING NUSE!"

[Best Believe It]

I'm not particularly bothered that he's gone. I just think he was at times victim of a smear campaign and he was never going to win over the fans. Shame really.

 

Thanks for everything CP. Especially last week. Would love to meet him, shake his hand and all that jazz.

 

It was hardly a smear campaign. A few were pissed off he sacked Rafa. More had doubts about his ability to be involved in footballing matters. He got associated with the owners and it's not hard to see why, considering his peddling of the party line in terms of spending and covering his arse with the SOS minutes.

 

He did a good thing getting rid of the owners, no doubt. But he wasn't cut out to be involved in footballing decisions, and that's been reflected in this move.

[Unrighteous]

I love how you've misspelled his name in the title, but not in the body.

 

I expected their own people to be put into place... I'm curious to see if Ayre keeps his job, though.

[AGGERaphobic]

Thread title should really say BREAKING NEWS:

 

Consider myself told off Sabbath, sry working nights still half asleep :whistle:

[redsfan]

Like Broughton, did his part in getting rid of the other tits.

 

Thanks Purslow for everything. :thumbup:

[coop]

Played his part in getting rid of the owners so now its job done.

 

Purslow was appointed to help try and bring financial stability to the club and bring in investment.

 

I would have been surprised if he remained at the club as the new owners will want their own people in the senior positions at the club.

[silverlining]

It was hardly a smear campaign. A few were pissed off he sacked Rafa. More had doubts about his ability to be involved in footballing matters. He got associated with the owners and it's not hard to see why, considering his peddling of the party line in terms of spending and covering his arse with the SOS minutes.

 

He did a good thing getting rid of the owners, no doubt. But he wasn't cut out to be involved in footballing decisions, and that's been reflected in this move.

 

That rather depends on who NESV get in to replac ehim really, doesn;t it?

[Trumo]

The business side of things is clearly his forte. I don't doubt his credentials or intentions on that score, but I didn't like the fact he kept himself in the public eye rather than keeping a low profile, and that on the surface he was trying to play Football Manager and having too big a say in the football side of things. Going toe-to-toe against someone who had wanted (and got control of) the football side had a disastrous effect on the team's fortunes. He could have played his part in handling things differently in that respect.

[myrlas]

This is good news indeed!

[AGGERaphobic]

I love how you've misspelled his name in the title, but not in the body.

 

I expected their own people to be put into place... I'm curious to see if Ayre keeps his job, though.

 

 

Tried to correct myself, though the damage is done :wow: like i said only been up 5 minutes that's my excuse anyway!!

[Red Nick]

I think he's a good man, better at political battles than football though. This clears the way for sacking Roy, doesn't it?

 

That was what I am hoping and Rijkaard left his job as well.

[Steve Holt]

Consider myself told off Sabbath, sry working nights still half asleep :whistle:

 

T'is fine I was more referencing something that's been going on in another thread than saying anything to you about being behind the curve anyway.

[Antynwa]

Where is that cunting poem when you need it?

[ScoureRich86]

Already Talks Of His Successor.....Keith Edelman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[JohnnyH]

Meh. Did well in the ownership saga under Broughton, but didn't do much as a CEO day to day that would make be concerned to lose him.