I wish they'd stop arsing about and just appoint Kenny.
If we even had any hopes of making some signings, we'll need to get things done ASAP.
If we even had any hopes of making some signings, we'll need to get things done ASAP.
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Originally posted by PTP View Post
Bob Paisley - "This club has been my life. I'd go out and sweep the street and be proud to do it for Liverpool if they asked me to."Comment
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Roy Evans please.Oh I don't know.Comment
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Neither. Kenny has been out of the game too long and never liked Hodgson.Comment
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Originally posted by Craig_H View Post
the sooner he is named gaffer ( or whoever does get it ) the better.
the world cup is a fantastic time to be buying players and we will miss out if no one appointed sharpish.People who think there's no good way to die have obviously never heard the phrase 'Drug-fuelled-sex-heart-attack'.Comment
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Originally posted by the rev leeroy brown View Post
the sooner he is named gaffer ( or whoever does get it ) the better.
the world cup is a fantastic time to be buying players and we will miss out if no one appointed sharpish.
Diuof & Diao anyone...........................Comment
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Originally posted by the rev leeroy brown View Post
Cant see us buying many players this summer whether a manager is installed this week or notBob Paisley - "This club has been my life. I'd go out and sweep the street and be proud to do it for Liverpool if they asked me to."Comment
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sorry if this has already been posted...
Liverpool FC snub Kenny Dalglish over manager’s job
Jun 10 2010 by Ian Doyle, Daily Post
LIVERPOOL FC will press ahead with their plans to speak with Roy Hodgson over the vacant manager’s role – despite Kenny Dalglish declaring his interest in the position.
The Anfield hierarchy have targeted Fulham manager Hodgson as their preferred choice to succeed Rafa Benitez, who departed last Thursday after almost six years in charge.
Liverpool still intend to approach the Craven Cottage outfit later this week with a view to being given permission to talk with Hodgson, and are prepared to offer the 62-year-old a rolling 12-month contract.
Although aware of Dalglish’s stance, the club were nevertheless surprised with his decision to go public with his desire to once again take on the role of manager that he
held between 1985 and 1991.
The Anfield legend has been employed in an ambassadorial capacity at the club for the past year and was thought to be advising managing Christian Purslow in determining Benitez’s successor.
But now Dalglish wants to be taken into consideration for the position and as such will no longer play any part in the selection process.
Hodgson, though, remains the first choice with the club seeking a steady pair of hands to stabilise matters following the tumultuous conclusion to Benitez’s reign.
Benitez will be confirmed as Inter Milan manager in the coming days after agreeing a three-year deal with the Serie A side.
The Spaniard is expected to take a number of his backroom staff from Anfield with him to the San Siro, and reports in Italy suggest he will also attempt to sign some of his former players.
Chief among them is Glen Johnson, with it being claimed the right-back is among Benitez’s list of wanted players as he aims to replicate Jose Mourinho’s feat of winning the treble of Italian league, cup and Champions League.
Meanwhile, Fernando Torres has hailed a “perfect” comeback after making his return to action after almost two months on the sidelines.
Torres made his first appearance since undergoing surgery in April as a goalscoring second-half substitute in Spain’s 6-0 friendly demolition of Poland on Tuesday night
And now the 25-year-old is hopeful of being involved when Spain begin their World Cup campaign against Switzerland in Durban next Wednesday.
“I am very happy because now it is nearly two months after the surgery and I haven’t noticed any problems,” said Torres.
“It was a very important day to me because to play in the World Cup is most important.
“The minutes I played were useful to gain rhythm and to confirm that my knee is good.
“It was perfect, and to get a goal as well, I’m very happy.”
European Championship winners Spain are among the favourites to lift the World Cup in South Africa, but Torres has warned an arduous adventure awaits.
“We have recuperated and our timing is there on the field,” said the Liverpool forward. “But the World Cup is very long and it will not be easy.”[B]Sir Isaac Newton knew the universal law of karma - any action has its equal and opposite reaction.[B]Comment
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We want to make some good signings and i'm sure Kenny would but the longer this drags on the more it will suit the board. It's not as if we can make any signings without a manager - in fact i'm sure the board are taking as long as possible to ensure we cant make any signings, hence saving some cash.Originally posted by Craig_H View Post
The two cunts are utterly ruthless and im sure what we've seen so far, since the end of the season, is part of a carefully thought out strategy.
To quote Neil...'It's a ****ing nightmare!''Religion is killing each other over who has the best imaginary friend'Comment
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It is though. It really is.
Roy Hodgson FFS.3rd place. Worst champions ever.
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It almost seems as if purslow the ****** and the other arseholes on the board are hell bent on destroying this club.Originally posted by PC Plod View Post
Why on earth would you appoint roy hodgson, when dalglish is asking to take charge ?
What annoys me even more is that the board have selected him as their no.1 choice and he only won one away game in the league last year.
Why FFS !!!!!!!!!!!![B]Sir Isaac Newton knew the universal law of karma - any action has its equal and opposite reaction.[B]Comment
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In the same way one bad season doesn't make Rafa a bad manager nor does one good season make Hodgeson a good one.
Last season he took Fulham to 7th (and Europe), that was when Citeh were still finding their feet and before Redknapp had a full season at Spurs (wern't they bottom when he took over?).
This season he's taken to the dizzy heights of 12th (below Birmingham, Blackburn and Stoke!). Yeah he took an unfancied team to, and lost, the Europa League final but then so did Steve McLaren!!!
IF it is a straight choice between the two then its Kenny all day long for me.In the life, of a man, there are times and there are seasons.
There's a time to surf and there's a time to wax your board.Comment
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becuase he has been managing clubs for the last 10 years, won the uefa last year and is a very stable and safe choice.Originally posted by el matador View Post
As many of said on here if Kenny comes in and ****s up we will still love him as he tried the best.......IF woy comes in and ****s up some would focus there anger on Woy and not the owners.
Looking it from an outside point of view you can see why woy is the right option in many ways..........although I want Kenny_____________________________________
Weak willed, Wank or do they have a masterplan?
Think we have the answer..Slot!!
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when he took over fulham they were relegation fodder, he has done a remarkable job there for sure aslo look at who middlesborough beat to get to the final and compare that with fulham, that UEFA cup run was nothing short of amazing!!Originally posted by Ryan_Derrick View Post
Woy also has lots of other highs in his career, but i still agree its kenny allt he way for me._____________________________________
Weak willed, Wank or do they have a masterplan?
Think we have the answer..Slot!!Comment
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Roy actually had 2 and a half good seasons, everyone seems to have forgotten how he kept them up. So he saved their PL status, then he got them into Europe and the following season he led them to mid table whilst getting them into a major european final beating some decent teams along the way or with a very small squad. He's also help turn Zamora from a player with ability to a quality player that would literally play on one leg for him. Its all very very impressive imo.Originally posted by Ryan_Derrick View Post
I'd prefer Kenny because the thought make the hairs on your neck stand up. I wanted Kenny over GH and Rafa. I'd still want Kenny if we had the choice of any manager in the world.
Roy is a very acceptable second choice to Kenny.Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won’t expect it back. Oscar WildeComment
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