And then there were two............ Kenny or Roy?

[CJ]

well yes it does - looking at objectively every single liverpool fan loves kenny dalglish - not one single liverpool fan loves roy hodgson (unless of course he has a relative who supports us ) - so if they had equal seasons be it they won the league, finished 10th or got us relegated, kenny is always going to get more support than roy.

If it was, manager A had an identical season to manager B, then fair enough.....but thats not the case

ok so finish 6th with woy or 7th with Kenny?

2nd with woy or 3rd with Kenny?

[Slinky Skills]

Kenny Dalglish is desperate to return as Liverpool's new manager, according to his son Paul.
The club legend has been mentioned as a possible short-term successor to Rafael Benitez at Anfield with the Reds currently up for sale.
Dalglish, who managed Liverpool for six years between 1985-91, is currently employed as the club's academy boss and could step up to the first team at short notice.
That, according to Paul, is an appealing prospect for the 59-year-old Scot.
Liverpool are on the lookout for a new manager after parting company with Benitez by mutual consent on the back of a disappointing 2009-10 season.
"I just think that hopefully he does get it because I know how much he wants it," the former Liverpool reserves striker and now Tampa Bay Rowdies coach told the Liverpool Echo.
"To be honest with you it would be an unbelievable story for my dad to be going back.
"Some people say, well what happens if it doesn't work? He's been out of the game for 10 years.
"My question is, what if it does work? What person loves Liverpool more than my dad?
"Who would Liverpool fans love to see have success more than my dad? Nothing could make my family more proud. I'd love to see it happen."

Why do you have to highlight everything all the time?

We're not blind we can read articles and pick out the key points for ourselves you know Bender.

[PTP]

no you're changing the parameters to suit your agenda hahaha god i'm bored

[Tee]

I always felt Kenny had unfinished business here and that he is too young and has far more to offer than just being an Ambassador.

[G]

Tony Barrett thinks we're still after Woy

True to form we **** up everything


Liverpool will continue their pursuit of Roy Hodgson despite having been made aware of Kenny Dalglish’s willingness to take over as manager.

Hodgson remains the club’s prime target to succeed Rafael Benítez, who has agreed the terms of a three-year contract to become the coach of Inter Milan, the European champions. However, sources insist that Liverpool have not yet made a formal approach to Fulham as they continue to weigh up the merits of a number of contenders.

The possibility of Dalglish being considered for the role has not been ruled out but he would have to convince the board that he still has what it takes to hold down one of the toughest jobs in English football after a decade out of management.

The claims of Hodgson are considered to be stronger by the Anfield hierarchy, with Christian Purslow, the managing director, particularly impressed by the Fulham manager’s ability to bring stability to clubs and also his statesman-like demeanour, qualities that Purslow feels could be crucial to Liverpool at this juncture.

Hodgson is understood to be keen to embrace the challenge of revitalising a Liverpool team who finished seventh in the Barclays Premier League last season, 23 points behind Chelsea, the champions, but Fulham remain reluctant to part company with the 62-year-old after he guided them to the Europa League final last month.

Liverpool’s determination to take him to Anfield could be crucial, however, and despite their financial difficulties, they would be willing to pay the 3.03€ million necessary to trigger the release clause in Hodgson’s contract.

Albert Riera performed a surprise about-turn last night and asked to stay at Liverpool after the departure of Benítez as manager. The winger had a running battle with Benítez last season because he felt that he should have been playing more regularly.

Riera described Benítez’s regime as a “sinking ship” in March, but was forced to backtrack when a proposed move to Spartak Moscow collapsed because of his wage demands. “This was a difficult year for me and for Liverpool,” he said. “Sincerely, if I can, I would like to remain at Liverpool because this club is a top one.”

Riera added that he would also consider a return to Bordeaux, where he played for two years from 2003. “Concerning Bordeaux, I very much would like to return there because I have the feeling that I did not give all in my first time there,” he said.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/article7147124.ece

[Bender]

Didn't mean to offend you ............

[CJ]

no you're changing the parameters to suit your agenda hahaha god i'm bored

i think thats a bit harsh.

I am just wondering why if they did the same job it would not be acceptable for Woy.

if they had done the same job then surely its acceptable or it isnt. The thing would be had they done what we wanted if not had they done the best with the hand they had been dealt.

i am not saying if Kenny didnt achieve we should jump on his back it is more why should we jump on woys back.

and by asking if woy finished one higher than we would with kenny would you still choose kenny. i avoided the winning and second as i thought the more subtle question would get a more interesting answer.

[PTP]

to be honest mate i'm just being a bit of cunt for a laugh and debate

[CJ]

to be honest mate i'm just being a bit of cunt for a laugh and debate

thats ok then.

[red g]

you cant deny what woy has done with fulham is impressive and as a board member at Liverpool you can hardly blame them for looking at Woy. We are all thinking with our hearts more than our heads........still saying that i do want kenny


But Kenny is the more risky surely?

[Vermilion]

Kenny would be more likely to persuade Torres and Gerrard to stay on.

They'll appoint Woy.

[PTP]

but as i say - imo - the fans are ****ed off.....we want blood spilled.

take away the list of top managers who are never going to get with the current owners.

it doesn't matter if it's roy hodgson, sven, or kermit the frog now - any of the 2nd tier if you like choice of manager who gets the job over kenny is in a impossible position

[bobbyfallon]

kenny all day over woy

[Vermilion]

With any luck Hodgson will tell them to do one, if reports are true he'll be the first lfc manager to be offered a rolling contract of a year, that should tell him all he needs to know, he should stay at Fulham and carry on with what he's started, imo, rather than be H&G's/the board's stop gap to make life easier for THEM till they sell up and all fade away...pockets full.

[red g]

difficuly choice for Roy, go to anfield and know at some point he will probably be ****ed over but last chance for a big job!! or stay at fulham and challenge for uefa at very best.