Macca Transfer Rumors!

[J-V]

He only needs a page.

 

Juventus (1999–2001)

• UEFA Intertoto Cup: 1999

Milan (2001–2009)

• UEFA Champions League: 2002–03, 2006–07
• UEFA Super Cup: 2003, 2007
• FIFA Club World Cup: 2007
• Serie A: 2003–04
• Coppa Italia: 2002–03
• Supercoppa Italiana: 2004

Chelsea (2009–2011)

• Premier League: 2009–10
• FA Cup: 2009–10
• FA Community Shield: 2009

Paris Saint-Germain (2011–2013)

• Ligue 1: 2012–13

Real Madrid (2013–2015)

• UEFA Champions League: 2013–14
• UEFA Super Cup: 2014
• FIFA Club World Cup: 2014
• Copa del Rey: 2013–14

[Hades]

 

Honours

 

Manager

Swansea City

• Football League Championship play-offs: 2010–11^[30]

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

Hiring Rodgers on the back of his " success ' is akin to hiring Joe Dolce to a record label as CEO.

Only Dolce was atleast number one once. Tell me to shut up. it means nothing to me.

[Denny Crane]

Let's not offer Ancelotti a trophy bonus it would cost a fortune, I bet thats what Mike is thinking.

[Dr Nowt]

That's it, the true story behind Brendan and Susan's split.

 

She left him because she was jealous of Montse's watch collection, while she had to make do with an old Casio.

[El Rojo]

This is quite possibly an empty and slightly odd fear, but the fact that Ancellotti has been at the top table for over twenty years and has won everything there is to win makes me slightly concerned at how longer his hunger for the game will last. Nothing lasts forever, and we both know hearts can change. And it's hard to hold a candle, in the cold November rain.

 

It's a draining regime at the level he's been at. I would agree that Klopp would appear a better fit for us right now.

[alles ist gut]

Hiring Rodgers on the back of his 'success' is akin to signing Joe Dolce to a record label as CEO.

Only Dolce was atleast number one once. Tell me to shut up. it means nothing to me.

But could he have succeeded at Vienna?

[Babb'sBurstNad]

I like a good ITK, particularly the illiterate ones, like Macca. I remember him saying Gerrard was off to Madrid and we'd signed Benzema.

 

Done deal.

[satansmutt]

Everyone is so desperate to get rid of Rodgers that they just aren't thinking straight, Ancellotti would be a bad idea for us. He has been at some of the top clubs in the world with some of the best players, lots of money, the best facilities etc. What the fuck is he going to think when he turns up and sees our mickey mouse operation, how will he cope? he doesn't have a reputation for polishing turds he has one for moulding the best players money can buy into a winning team.

Having said all that even David Moyes could do a better job than Rodgers at the moment.

[KMD7]

This is quite possibly an empty and slightly odd fear, but the fact that Ancellotti has been at the top table for over twenty years and has won everything there is to win makes me slightly concerned at how longer his hunger for the game will last. Nothing lasts forever, and we both know hearts can change. And it's hard to hold a candle, in the cold November rain.

 

It's a draining regime at the level he's been at. I would agree that Klopp would appear a better fit for us right now.

 

I don't know mate.  I think he'd love to manage us personally.  He seems to love the club as well. 

[dennis tooth]

Mike gordon is the man purslow wanted to be but couldnt hold back from the limelight mike gordon is a sinister snake nudging apples round everwhere eargerly asking them raspingly to have a lick pretending to be just a ornamental tree branch whenever the light of scrutiny comes in his direction. He wouldve gotten away with it too if it hadnt been for getting away with it.

[Gym Beglin]

For the same reasons as Jairzinho, I'd be a bit disappointed with Ancelotti coming in.

 

He's done his best years, he's done the big clubs, and now he's sat on a leather sofa with his hands down his pants waiting for a retirement gig.

 

Klopp is the perfect fit, regardless of his managerial record. He just seems like the sort of bloke we need around the place, for the fans as much as the players. We need a manager we can get behind, one we feel we can trust and who 'gets us'.

 

Ancelotti has no business living in the NW of England. He's a metrosexual deviant who needs to be in metropolitan cities where his fetishes can be kept secret.

 

And this is the problem isn't it. We have owners who don't understand the club and the fans, so how on earth are they going to appoint someone that fits us? They want us to be an Ancelotti kind of club, and we will never be that sort of club, we're a working class and human, emotional club. We're not some dry, robotic institution like Chelsea, or PSG, or City, or Madrid. We don't want to be like them, it's not fun, it's corporations masquerading as footy clubs.

[El Rojo]

I heard a rumour that Rodgers has been asked by FSG to text Ancellotti and Klopp about their availability.

[Denny Crane]

I heard a rumour that Rodgers has been asked by FSG to text Ancellotti and Klopp about their availability.

Source, Macca, Barnsey or Aldo?

[El Rojo]

Macaldo.

[navbasi]

I heard a rumour that Rodgers has been asked by FSG to text Ancellotti and Klopp about their availability.

Rodgers will probably get Stevie to do it... Better coming from him!

[Boss]

People are expressing concerns about hiring Ancelotti? That reminds me of the Summer of 2014 when people were against the rumoured signing of Cavani. "No thanks mate i'd rather just stick with Balotelli and Rickie Lambert, cheers".

[diamondjoe]

Ancelotti always had a bit of class about him even when managing Chelsea. I'd be proud to have him as our manager.

Now when is the clown getting the pie in his face?

[Russ Atmosphere]

People are expressing concerns about hiring Ancelotti? That reminds me of the Summer of 2014 when people were against the rumoured signing of Cavani. "No thanks mate i'd rather just stick with Balotelli and Rickie Lambert, cheers".

 

Reminds me of a rebuke off someone on here last summer for not rating Lambert much. They said I'd be fine with his signing when he scored the winner in the Champions league final. True story.

[Jairzinho]

People are expressing concerns about hiring Ancelotti? That reminds me of the Summer of 2014 when people were against the rumoured signing of Cavani. "No thanks mate i'd rather just stick with Balotelli and Rickie Lambert, cheers".

 

I would like to stress that Funnneeeee has misrepresented my view quite substantially. I have absolutely no concerns about hiring Ancelotti, I'd just be surprised if he was interested in the job.

[Denny Crane]

People are expressing concerns about hiring Ancelotti? That reminds me of the Summer of 2014 when people were against the rumoured signing of Cavani. "No thanks mate i'd rather just stick with Balotelli and Rickie Lambert, cheers".

He's won too much he might not be hungry enough we don't want his sort here.

 

Unlike the man we have who hasn't won shit but treats games in Europe like it's the jolly boys outing.

[Gym Beglin]

That's not what you PM'd me.

[Mr T]

Klopp is the man to turn this juggernaut around. We need a youngish man in the middle of his career who will have the patience, drive and energy to come in for the long haul.

 

At his stage of his career, Ancelloti should be going to an elite club for a couple of years, tweak it a bit and win his next European Cup. He shouldn't be dirtying his hands with a fucking wreck like us.

 

If Klopp was completely out of the running, then of course I'd be made up by Ancelloti but I'd worry for the man and think he doesn't deserve to handle the mess that we are. 

[Section_31]

There are no circumstances in which ancelotti would be a bad idea for us, none.

[navbasi]

Ancelloti is only 56. He's got a good 10+ years before he thinks about heading to Qatar for one last pay cheque.