Parry Gone.

[Tatterdemalion]

Caption Time

Rafa: I told you you its not the same as Football Manager.
Rick: Ok, ok, Keane was a mistake. But do I have to stop playing?
Rafa: Well, you did take us to the top of the league, but I can handle it from here.

[cadmium]

This is excellent news, glad to see the end of Coco the Clown.

My choice would be David Dein as a replacement

oi!

[mersey86]

Who do we blame for everything now?

[Guest]

Who do we blame for everything now?

Gillett would be a good choice.

[-V-]

Where is Rashid today? He has been asking for Parry to be sacked for ages.

Permanently Banned

[Manofthebog]

How will Parry exit affect Benítez talks? Guillem Balague


The folowing is typical of a question that many of you have been asking this morning, since it emerged that Rick Parry will be stepping down as Chief Executive of LFC.....

A reader, Ali, writes:"Guillem, does this mean that Rafa Benítez will now be signing the contact asap with Parry out of the way?"

The situation is changing all the time.

It is difficult to go into too much detail, but I think much of what will happen speaks for itself. For example, I can tell you that Rafa Benítez did not insist upon Parry leaving the club, nor was this a reason for the latest contract delay. However, ask yourselves the following questions: if you were Rafa Benítez right now and were being told that there could be either a change in ownership, or a continuation of the current ownership alongside new investors, would you not want to wait until you had confirmation of what the future structure at the club would be?

Furthermore, if you were a manager concerned with the implementation of a framework that will bring about the long term and continued success of Liverpool Football Club, would you not wait until you had assurances that any potential buyers, or investors, were not about to spend their entire finances on a takeover - effectively meaning that investment in playing personnel would be severely restricted over the coming seasons and effectively limited to promoting players from the youth ranks.

The immediate future is uncertain, and until the situation becomes clearer, we can only expect that there will be further developments and delays. There is at least one ray of hope: the American owners are scheduled to fly in to Liverpool for talks with Benítez` representatives next week.

http://www.guillembalague.com/rumores_desp.php?titulo=How%20will%20Parry%20exit%20affect%20Benitez%20talks?&id=177

[kris90210]

How will Parry exit affect Benítez talks? Guillem Balague


The folowing is typical of a question that many of you have been asking this morning, since it emerged that Rick Parry will be stepping down as Chief Executive of LFC.....

A reader, Ali, writes:"Guillem, does this mean that Rafa Benítez will now be signing the contact asap with Parry out of the way?"

The situation is changing all the time.

It is difficult to go into too much detail, but I think much of what will happen speaks for itself. For example, I can tell you that Rafa Benítez did not insist upon Parry leaving the club, nor was this a reason for the latest contract delay. However, ask yourselves the following questions: if you were Rafa Benítez right now and were being told that there could be either a change in ownership, or a continuation of the current ownership alongside new investors, would you not want to wait until you had confirmation of what the future structure at the club would be?

Furthermore, if you were a manager concerned with the implementation of a framework that will bring about the long term and continued success of Liverpool Football Club, would you not wait until you had assurances that any potential buyers, or investors, were not about to spend their entire finances on a takeover - effectively meaning that investment in playing personnel would be severely restricted over the coming seasons and effectively limited to promoting players from the youth ranks.

The immediate future is uncertain, and until the situation becomes clearer, we can only expect that there will be further developments and delays. There is at least one ray of hope: the American owners are scheduled to fly in to Liverpool for talks with Benítez` representatives next week.

http://www.guillembalague.com/rumore...0talks?&id=177

Quite worrying if thats accurate - how can the current owners give Rafa assurances over what future owners might do?

Im all for Rafa getting more power, but thats taking the piss a little bit.

[vlahka]

what so you want him to say i love the club dont worry about me dough

**** me

Considering the amount of crap he screwed up while here he SHOULDNT take anything. He's getting fired but in a polite way which means he gets a payout, which is stupid. Would of been great if I got payouts for jobs I was let off from. And its not like he's unemployed after this. He's still in a very good position that pays him more then he deserves.

[Elvoz]

Considering the amount of crap he screwed up while here he SHOULDNT take anything. He's getting fired but in a polite way which means he gets a payout, which is stupid. Would of been great if I got payouts for jobs I was let off from. And its not like he's unemployed after this. He's still in a very good position that pays him more then he deserves.

my bad for livin in the real world fella

[BFG]

Considering the amount of crap he screwed up while here he SHOULDNT take anything. He's getting fired but in a polite way which means he gets a payout, which is stupid. Would of been great if I got payouts for jobs I was let off from. And its not like he's unemployed after this. He's still in a very good position that pays him more then he deserves.

I know what you're saying mate but he obviously hasn't done anything that legally gives his employers the right to fire him or they would have done just that.

He's a human being with a family and a future to think of and no matter how incompetent most of us think he is he's still given his best to Liverpool and is entitled to the same payout as anyone forced out of their job.

[Reece]

I know what you're saying mate but he obviously hasn't done anything that legally gives his employers the right to fire him or they would have done just that.

He's a human being with a family and a future to think of and no matter how incompetent most of us think he is he's still given his best to Liverpool and is entitled to the same payout as anyone forced out of their job.

And the other thing is, like it or lump it, it's how football works. People still get "paid off" regardless of failure. I mean, Scolari reportedly got £7.5m for being sacked as Chelsea manager!

[Cormack74]

However, ask yourselves the following questions: if you were Rafa Benítez right now and were being told that there could be either a change in ownership, or a continuation of the current ownership alongside new investors, would you not want to wait until you had confirmation of what the future structure at the club would be?


http://www.guillembalague.com/rumore...0talks?&id=177

Wonder if this is the usual Ballague speculation passed off as having substance, or if he really does know that something's happening on the investment front.

[Elvoz]

Wonder if this is the usual Ballague speculation passed off as having substance, or if he really does know that something's happening on the investment front.

it is me al pal

if i said any more i,ll wake up with a horses head in me bed

[Kev_81]

Wonder if this is the usual Ballague speculation passed off as having substance, or if he really does know that something's happening on the investment front.

He needs to be right about something at some point, heres hoping. Kay in the Times says Gillett will be gone 'soon' Evans in the Times say there's no buyer for his shares

[andyhanrahan]

He needs to be right about something at some point, heres hoping. Kay in the Times says Gillett will be gone 'soon' Evans in the Times say there's no buyer for his shares

Given the size of debt RBS have it cant be too long before they come calling to those american ****s( is it June)