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Cottagers Daily has gone live, too: Cottagers Daily Rumor Mill: Has Manuel Pellegrini Signed A Deal To Become The New Liverpool Manager? Russ_pic_tiny by Russ Goldman on Jun 19, 2010 12:21 AM BST Cottagers Daily Rumor Mill: Has Manuel Pellegrini Signed A Deal To Become The New Liverpool Manager? - Cottagers Confidential Jasper Juinen - Getty Images View full size photo » Is it possible that Manuel Pellegrini has signed on to become the new Liverpool manager? Richard Buxton of Click Liverpool actually had a twitter message about Manuel Pellegrini and Liverpool. Buxton states in his tweet that there is a report from Chile that Pellegrini has signed with Liverpool this morning. Then, Richard Buxton of Click Liverpool followed up his tweet with an article entitled " Manuel Pellegrini set to be unveiled as next Liverpool FC manager - Report" I also have a report from Prensafutbol. According to this article, Pellegrini signed to become Liverpool manager this morning. If this story is true this is huge news in the football world. Below is a translated into English excerpt from this Prensafutbol article. The article discusses Pellegrini's agent having talks with Liverpool. There has been no official word from Liverpool. At this point these articles are speculation. There has been so many rumors regarding this job. I think we are just going to have to wait and see what happens next with this Liverpool managerial saga. I will be following this story and will have an update when more information is available.

Hello His playing style could be considered a tad defensive when he managed Villareal. But he opted for a little more of an attack minded approach when at Real, owing to the fact he had a better squad at his disposal. He had Real set up as a rigid unit who were direct, utilising fast paced counter-attacks, etcetera. He'll maintain aspects of what Benitez nurtured, I would imagine, but ultimately look for more a cutting thrust in the final third to kill teams off.

Possibly. It has just been reported on Fox News America, too. And the article went live at midnight. It's good news, if true.

Manuel Pellegrini set to be unveiled as next Liverpool FC manager - Report > Liverpool FC > Sport | Click Liverpool Manuel Pellegrini set to be unveiled as next Liverpool FC manager - Report by Richard Buxton. Published Sat 19 Jun 2010 00:00, Last updated: 2010-06-19 Liverpool have reportedly agreed a deal to appoint Manuel Pellegrini as their next manager. On Thursday, the 65-year-old's agent Marco Piccioli confirmed that his client was in talks over taking the managerial reins at Anfield, saying: "We are evaluating the operation and will soon have a new meeting to better define the final details of the contract." Reports in Chile now claim that the former Real Madrid coach signed a deal with the Reds yesterday morning following negotiations. Pellegrini was dismissed from his role in the Spanish capital after failing to prise the La Liga title away from Barcelona last season despite his side amassing 96 points and netting over 100 goals. His imminent appointment is expected to be welcomed by Pepe Reina, who worked under him during his time at Villarreal. The Spain stopper believes Liverpool can expect a "really tough" season ahead if Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres leave the club following Rafael Benitez's departure and the continuing reluctance of the Anfield board to relinquish significant transfer funds. He said: "Of course there is concern about Fernando and Stevie. Not just them, but others, too. "Any team would count on Stevie and Fernando as big names and, for us, it’s the same. "Without them, it would be really tough to be up there at the top next season." -- You can now follow Richard Buxton, our Liverpool FC correspondent, on Twitter at Richard Buxton (rbuxton87) on Twitter

Manuel Pellegrini set to be unveiled as next Liverpool FC manager - Report > Liverpool FC > Sport | Click Liverpool by Richard Buxton. Published Sat 19 Jun 2010 00:00, Last updated: 2010-06-19 Liverpool have reportedly agreed a deal to appoint Manuel Pellegrini as their next manager. On Thursday, the 65-year-old's agent Marco Piccioli confirmed that his client was in talks over taking the managerial reins at Anfield, saying: "We are evaluating the operation and will soon have a new meeting to better define the final details of the contract." Reports in Chile now claim that the former Real Madrid coach signed a deal with the Reds yesterday morning following negotiations. Pellegrini was dismissed from his role in the Spanish capital after failing to prise the La Liga title away from Barcelona last season despite his side amassing 96 points and netting over 100 goals. His imminent appointment is expected to be welcomed by Pepe Reina, who worked under him during his time at Villarreal. The Spain stopper believes Liverpool can expect a "really tough" season ahead if Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres leave the club following Rafael Benitez's departure and the continuing reluctance of the Anfield board to relinquish significant transfer funds. He said: "Of course there is concern about Fernando and Stevie. Not just them, but others, too. "Any team would count on Stevie and Fernando as big names and, for us, it’s the same. "Without them, it would be really tough to be up there at the top next season." -- You can now follow Richard Buxton, our Liverpool FC correspondent, on Twitter at Richard Buxton (rbuxton87) on Twitter

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Yes. I'm sorry. I just realised that an e-season ticket was required to view the link. The video has several supporters wanting Pellegrini to take charge. The video is filmed in front of the L1 club shop. I was surprised to see this, to be honest.

Video: Fans on Pellegrini Video: Fans on Pellegrini - Liverpool FC EDIT: you need an e-season ticket to view the video. I apologise.

JULY 2010 17th - Al Hilal in Austria 24th - Kaiserslautern in Germany AUGUST 2010 1st - Borussia Moenchengladbach in Germany A pre-season friendly against the Saudis in Austria: nice.

Not yet.

That's good enough for me. Especially in conjunction with the small part about his family being Liverpool fans.

Maybe. Haha. Other news: 'Simon Kjær: Drømmer om Liverpool om natten' Simon Kjaer: 'I dream of Liverpool'. Can anyone translate this? Ha. Here is an old article: Simon Kjaer keen on Liverpool move - Telegraph I imagine it's all similar.

It has to be Kenny or Purslow. But why enquire now, not knowing if the next manager would be interested in Tardelli?

Liverpool Tardelli Enquiry Confirmed Posted on Friday, 18th June 2010 by David Tully Liverpool Tardelli Enquiry Confirmed | live4liverpool.com I wonder who is doing the enquiring?

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Current managerial odds: Bet365 Hiddink: 8/1?

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I didn't ask you to, did I?

If the owl comes in and the club remains unsold, I fear there may be suicides. It's times like this when we need Kamikaze Scousers to fly planes at opportune moments in Tom & Dicks houses.

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I concur. 90 percent of my heart lambasted me for allowing the other ten percent to flutter. I only hope that something substantial breaks soon: we need a lift.

I think Gerrard would want to play under his boyhood idol, to be honest, more than a man with a fucking owl's head.

Yes. The Kop Magazine have made a point of their scepticism, too: Hopefully something more substantial will come to light in the next 14 days and we can start to move forward.

Indeed. I'm sceptical. But we have to cling to something, though, I suppose.

Twitter: The Kop Magazine discuss our future Here's to hope.