The 'where are they now?' files

[Fosterbloke]

I think working for Alonso would be more of a draw than Gerrard.

[Paul12]

...I always thought Klopp's successor would be Ljinders... ... but after 'that book' and the aftermath, I don't want Pep anywhere near the hotseat...

Agreed; need someone who can write a good book. Jeffery Archer?

[frank the tank]

I think working for Alonso would be more of a draw than Gerrard.

Yeah of course

[Paul12]

I think working for Alonso would be more of a draw than Gerrard.

It is probably the difference between driving a Rolls Royce and driving a tracter

[Angryred]

To be honest, Gone off Gerrard as he's tarnishing his reputation with his links with the criminal underworld. Imagine him getting the job at Liverpool and then bringing the club into repute with links to his dodgy friends.

The media will have a field day, they probably have some stuff on him but keeping it for a rainy day to use when he ever gets a big job elsewhere.

[red g]

can you imagine I was never on the Gerrard bandwagon. Can you imaginwee going from a man of the people like Klopp to the Mardyness of Gerrard.

No thankyou

[Charly]

He has never shown himself as a student of the game, nor achieved success in a decent league.

I like to think we should be setting our sights much higher.

[Phoenix07]

I've never understood the clamour for Gerrard or Lijnders to get the Liverpool manager's job post-Klopp.

A lot of it was just sentimentality and arrogance, in my opinion. As long as Gerrard wasn't utterly disastrous, and we kept winning with Lijnders as assistant, either one could come in, and continue Klopp's work. It reeks of arrogance and complacency on our part as fans, the same that in my view, has infected the club in terms of transfer decisions, and player attitude. With our form this season, Gerrard's work at Villa, and Lijnders book and role at the club debated, at least there's more focus on the personality and vision of who we want after Klopp.

[Tribute]

Mane getting it from the German press today saying Nagelsmann isn't happy with his sub-par performances since his return from injury.

Even when they leave, LFC players still get injured and lose form...

Grass isn't always greener, it seems.

[Kenneth]

I think we could all see that he’d already peaked a year or two before leaving.

[Tribute]

I think we could all see that he’d already peaked a year or two before leaving.

...most of us could but some still have most definitely been pining for him in our slump.
In reality, we all know he'd be as much a part of the problem if he was still here.

[Pablo]

...most of us could but some still have most definitely been pining for him in our slump.
In reality, we all know he'd be as much a part of the problem if he was still here.

I pine for the Mane at his peak, not the Mane of his last 12 months with us

Same could be said for Salah, Virgil and several other of our current players though

[frank the tank]

Craig Bellamy bankrupt

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/65152140

[Mark79]

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