My mate writes for the Official Site

[Dalglish]

. Intelligent LFC fans?? !

That's ironic coming form you

[carheex]

This the sort of manager Maureen is.

He will do EVERYTHING possible for his team to win the games, that includes diving, cheating and to pressure the ref.

He did that at Porto and Chelsea. That's a part of his success.

Anyone who want Maureen at Liverpool better be prepared to see our players dive, cheat and pressure the ref.

That's part of Maureens tactics, at least if you look at his two clubs so far.

The players of all clubs do that, you subconsciously ignore it because you support Liverpool.

[carheex]

That's ironic coming form you

**** off?

[carrsim]

i think this attack on DJS as "pro-jose" is laughable.

lets face it, there isnot one fan on this forum who WANTS rafa to go. There are some who think its a matter of time before he goes, some that the situation is salvageable, some that its all a press hyped understanding.

wherever you sit, we ALL want Rafa as our manager in the short, middle and long term as we believe that he deserves it for delivering some of the greatest nights in the clubs history and also for the current progress Rafa's team has made.

However, IF at some point in the future rafa were to leave- either sacked or of his own volition- who should/could replace him.

I'm sure we all agree that the manager would need a proven track record of winning the top trophies in the game. he's preferably speak English and have a good knowledge of the domestic game.

when you look at that criteria, Mourinho would have to be on the shortlist. As for his off pitch antics, while annoying and irritating, was probably perfect to foster that seige mentality amongst a squad of multinational, dispirit, modern day football mercenaries (and don't think that all of our squad play for LFC for the love of it) and at the same time to deflect pressure from said mercenaries.

but as i said at the top, we ALL want rafa to stay- and what we need is to be united at this point to show the americans that their ALLEGED plans are a giant leap in the wrong direction

[Craig_H]

i think this attack on DJS as "pro-jose" is laughable.

lets face it, there isnot one fan on this forum who WANTS rafa to go. There are some who think its a matter of time before he goes, some that the situation is salvageable, some that its all a press hyped understanding.

wherever you sit, we ALL want Rafa as our manager in the short, middle and long term as we believe that he deserves it for delivering some of the greatest nights in the clubs history and also for the current progress Rafa's team has made.

However, IF at some point in the future rafa were to leave- either sacked or of his own volition- who should/could replace him.

I'm sure we all agree that the manager would need a proven track record of winning the top trophies in the game. he's preferably speak English and have a good knowledge of the domestic game.

when you look at that criteria, Mourinho would have to be on the shortlist. As for his off pitch antics, while annoying and irritating, was probably perfect to foster that seige mentality amongst a squad of multinational, dispirit, modern day football mercenaries (and don't think that all of our squad play for LFC for the love of it) and at the same time to deflect pressure from aids mercenaries.

but as i said at the top, we ALL want rafa to stay- and what we need is to be united at this point to show the americans that their ALLEGED plans are a giant leap in the wrong direction

[The Wolfman]

**** off?

That's ironic coming form you

[Shaggy]

i think this attack on DJS as "pro-jose" is laughable.

I don’t think anyone’s attacking Syd – least of all me.

[sonsofthedesert]

i think this attack on DJS as "pro-jose" is laughable.

lets face it, there isnot one fan on this forum who WANTS rafa to go. There are some who think its a matter of time before he goes, some that the situation is salvageable, some that its all a press hyped understanding.

wherever you sit, we ALL want Rafa as our manager in the short, middle and long term as we believe that he deserves it for delivering some of the greatest nights in the clubs history and also for the current progress Rafa's team has made.

However, IF at some point in the future rafa were to leave- either sacked or of his own volition- who should/could replace him.

I'm sure we all agree that the manager would need a proven track record of winning the top trophies in the game. he's preferably speak English and have a good knowledge of the domestic game.

when you look at that criteria, Mourinho would have to be on the shortlist. As for his off pitch antics, while annoying and irritating, was probably perfect to foster that seige mentality amongst a squad of multinational, dispirit, modern day football mercenaries (and don't think that all of our squad play for LFC for the love of it) and at the same time to deflect pressure from said mercenaries.

but as i said at the top, we ALL want rafa to stay- and what we need is to be united at this point to show the americans that their ALLEGED plans are a giant leap in the wrong direction

Top post mate.

[Craig_H]

I don’t think anyone’s attacking Syd – least of all me.

Thanks poppet.

[Colemere]

What happened to Mourinho not being allowed to manage in England for his next job?

[Craig_H]

What happened to Mourinho not being allowed to manage in England for his next job?

Only applies til the end of this season, i think.

Even with that rule, it wouldnt be illegal for LFC to have him in the dressing room actually doing the job..they'd just have to not officially employ him

[anfieldreds]

i think this attack on DJS as "pro-jose" is laughable.

lets face it, there isnot one fan on this forum who WANTS rafa to go. There are some who think its a matter of time before he goes, some that the situation is salvageable, some that its all a press hyped understanding.

wherever you sit, we ALL want Rafa as our manager in the short, middle and long term as we believe that he deserves it for delivering some of the greatest nights in the clubs history and also for the current progress Rafa's team has made.

However, IF at some point in the future rafa were to leave- either sacked or of his own volition- who should/could replace him.

I'm sure we all agree that the manager would need a proven track record of winning the top trophies in the game. he's preferably speak English and have a good knowledge of the domestic game.

when you look at that criteria, Mourinho would have to be on the shortlist. As for his off pitch antics, while annoying and irritating, was probably perfect to foster that seige mentality amongst a squad of multinational, dispirit, modern day football mercenaries (and don't think that all of our squad play for LFC for the love of it) and at the same time to deflect pressure from said mercenaries.

but as i said at the top, we ALL want rafa to stay- and what we need is to be united at this point to show the americans that their ALLEGED plans are a giant leap in the wrong direction

i agree with your point.

[Tee]

Despite all his qualities as a Manager, Mourinho should never be allowed to become the Manager of this great club.

He has been so disrespectful and critical of our club and Rafa over the past few seasons, and his actions and general conduct have earned absolutely no respect from me.

[thekop]

he would be a bigger problem than Rafa ever was for them, also I'm sure they're aware that Jose is not exactly Mr.Popular with LFC fans

I don't want him anywhere near our Club, he's the most pig ignorant, big headed, loud mouthed mother fooker (after fergie scum of course) in the premership, he would fooking ruin us. but most of all, i'd luv it if King Carra tw@ted him one for being the cunt he is

[Rocket]

What happened to Mourinho not being allowed to manage in England for his next job?

it was probably tribal football made up