Applaud for Comolli and the owners

[Judge]

They are the real thing and a blessing for this club, there is absolutely no doubt about that anymore. I love them!

 

 

 

 

..and yes: this needed an own thread.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

I think Comolli was right to thank the new owners for their trust and belief. I'm sure we'd have spent a little more heavily if we had been able to get the Meireles money out faster.

 

We're in the early stages of the rebuild, on and off the pitch. On the pitch, stages one and two are to sell the dead wood/get rid of those on ridiculous wages, and to buy in players that are solid and we can build a team around. The frills and spills come later. Off the pitch, getting our financial house in order, so that we can spend our own profits, has been something important.

 

The owners, so far, have behaved very well. There's a few niggles for the pedants to worry about, but I'll leave that to them. Things are very much improved. Next step: Stadium.

[Monkeywool]

But, but, I just read a comment that the owners have spent nothing. Zero, zilch, nada. I don't know whether I should be happy or outraged at this obvious pisstake from the owners who are putting nothing in the club.

 

Somebody help me!

[Champ]

When you see what has been achieved in less than a year it underlines just how badly the club had been managed (or not really) off the field previously.

 

From top to bottom it now feels as if there are people in post who know what the task is and are capable of achieving success in the own spheres for the benefit of the club.

 

While the experience of the last owners has left us all much more cynical and questioning I really do feel a great sense of anticipation and excitement for what can be achieved.

[TheResonator]

Best summer in fucking ages. We shifted almost all of the shit and brought in some players who look like real quality. Great effort from all involved.

[Major Tom]

Can't believe we have got rid of all that dross; a super effort on that front.

 

Pleased with what we have brought in and hopefully it puts us in good stead for the top four and another push next Jan/summer.

[Bobby Hundreds]

Sooooooo what's our recent net spend then these days.

[zigackly]

And for Kenny one would think.

[AL66GOLF]

It's been a super 8 months or so since Kenny took over.

Most of the deadwood gone and replaced by some great signings

[Evil_Ways]

Very solid this summer. Obviously i'd have wanted us to bring in someone like Mata too. But the most important thing was to get the foundations of a top 4 side in place and get rid of all the fucking worthless piece of garbage we had managed to bring in during the reign of terror.

 

Read somewhere that we had managed to cut our anual wages with £30 million this window. If this is true it's absolutely brilliant.

[Captain]

I think Comolli was right to thank the new owners for their trust and belief. I'm sure we'd have spent a little more heavily if we had been able to get the Meireles money out faster.

 

We're in the early stages of the rebuild, on and off the pitch. On the pitch, stages one and two are to sell the dead wood/get rid of those on ridiculous wages, and to buy in players that are solid and we can build a team around. The frills and spills come later. Off the pitch, getting our financial house in order, so that we can spend our own profits, has been something important.

 

The owners, so far, have behaved very well. There's a few niggles for the pedants to worry about, but I'll leave that to them. Things are very much improved. Next step: Stadium.

 

Agree with every word of that.

[acks]

[mypost]

Read somewhere that we had managed to cut our anual wages with £30 million this window. If this is true it's absolutely brilliant.

 

That's significant money that can be put into redeveloping Anfield.

 

A special thanks to Konchesky, Cole, Ngog, Degen, Poulsen and co. Not exactly fantastic on the pitch, but your legacy will be a bigger stadium.

 

We hope.

Edited September 2, 2011 by mypost

[therevivalist]

Great owners really who have lived to their word. If we fail, it won't be for lack of financial muscle as has been the case over the years. All we need now is time for the team to gel and inject some motivation to create the winning mentality we've been renowned for. The future truly looks bright.

[The Tott]

Too drunk to read this thread in its whole, but i remember many people saying the owners are cunts for not sacking Roy in the days after the blackburn game.

 

Shocking

[giblinho]

It's been fantastic. Henry has far too much of my happiness in his hands by owning both Liverpool and the Red Sox, but thankfully my happiness is in good hands.

[Captain]

Too drunk to read this thread in its whole, but i remember many people saying the owners are cunts for not sacking Roy in the days after the blackburn game.

 

Shocking

 

I'm not sure who this is aimed at, but I have have critisized the owners for not sacking Hodgson earlier. I claimed it to be a very costly mistake, which it imo proved to be.

 

I didn't call them cunts though.

[The Tott]

I'm not sure who this is aimed at, but I have have critisized the owners for not sacking Hodgson earlier. I claimed it to be a very costly mistake, which it imo proved to be.

 

I didn't call them cunts though.

 

Wasnt aimed at anyone in particular mate. I just remember people likening them to H&G because they didnt sack him straight after the B'Burn game.

 

They've been top class and Im made up they own our club.

[bobhorse]

I dont want owners to be lumping their own cash in to spend on players cos it never works i want us to be able to spend what we make on players and not have a big fuck off wedge go out of the club in interest payments for the pleasure of having wankers in charge

 

But what we have seen with the owners we have is their ability to understand that you have to move fast to land the players you want and they didnt hold back they made that possible if they carry on like that they will do for me

[taliesin08]

Turned the squad right round. I think from now on we will propbaly get players who can go straight into the first team.

 

All good and an intersting article from the telegraph.

 

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish completes a summer of bloodletting at Anfield with a leaner meaner squad - Telegraph

[The Acolyte]

I think Comolli was right to thank the new owners for their trust and belief. I'm sure we'd have spent a little more heavily if we had been able to get the Meireles money out faster.

 

We're in the early stages of the rebuild, on and off the pitch. On the pitch, stages one and two are to sell the dead wood/get rid of those on ridiculous wages, and to buy in players that are solid and we can build a team around. The frills and spills come later. Off the pitch, getting our financial house in order, so that we can spend our own profits, has been something important.

 

The owners, so far, have behaved very well. There's a few niggles for the pedants to worry about, but I'll leave that to them. Things are very much improved. Next step: Stadium.

 

No, next step. Be consistent and win a trophy (league cup) to instill some confidence. If we can do that or do better than 4th then thoughts can move to a stadium, and not before. One of the problems with the previous regime was that they weren't all pulling in the same direction.