What now for Roy?

[Leyton388]

[Fredo]

He has to go and he can take his steady feckin hands with him.

[alunevans]

Compared to O'Niell it is.

Not from what I remember. I remember Owen being on his own with nobody within 30 yards of him, and launching it at him from the back.

[Roboklopp]

Wheel him out and shoot him.

[red g]

Wheel him out and shoot him.

Well if Moyes does move to Scum at some point his mentality would fit down the road perfectly.

[saj]

I'll be praying to Allah too and I'm not even a Muslim! Might even nip into the local synagogue to see what one does there and will light a candle at the local Catholic church. I'd do anything if I thought the useless ******* would be gone

Lets pray to every god of every religion to get this senile man. Hodgson stands no chance against all the gods

[little dave hedgehog]

keep the faith pal.

These guys have already proved that they know how to make clubs successful and they brought in some legendary manager who transformed the Red Sox' fortunes.

I genuinely think they will ask him to come back. Maybe not immediately but xmas or next season for defo.

not a legendary manager in point of fact. he was in the marketing division of another club before he became a manager. he was a statistics nerd though, so there's that.

he's a legend now, by gum.

[Danoner Forrest]

I cant believe every time i flick on to SSn some former Red is saying give Hodgson time, give him a chance......

Phil Thompson, Redknapp even Aldo on the radio, are these people not watching us play?

They are supposed to be experts yet they cant see what 42000 fans and many armchair fans can see, I know they will want to back a fellow professional but at some point you have to do whats best for the team and the club and Woy being manager clearly isnt.

An an aside, if he gets the England manager's job after Capello, Woy will be cwucified, the press will have an open field day on him for his tactics, piss poor negative football and his bizarre after match comments.

[Icon]

Heard the Klin was being touted again...

[Fredo]

Future secure under new ownership.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/oct/07/liverpool-nesv-broughton-martin-anfield

[Neil Young]

I cant believe every time i flick on to SSn some former Red is saying give Hodgson time, give him a chance......

Phil Thompson, Redknapp even Aldo on the radio, are these people not watching us play?

They are supposed to be experts yet they cant see what 42000 fans and many armchair fans can see, I know they will want to back a fellow professional but at some point you have to do whats best for the team and the club and Roy being manager clearly isnt.

Of course some of them probably don't know much but you have to wonder why they're not calling for Hodgson to go.

I think they're probably taking different things into account, or at least weighting them differently from us. I can't believe they feel we're doing OK and you're starting to hear ex-players (both LFC and from elsewhere) start to question whether Hodgson needs to change his tactics. Yet they aren't going as far as many fans. Why?

I think the thing is that they are experts about some things of which we know little or nothing. For instance, they know a lot more about how players think than we do - perhaps they feel a call for calm and patience from us and a focus on the players' shortcomings might make the team pull together. They also might believe yet more instability in the club makes things worse. They might feel Hodgson isn't going to be sacked so feel it's better to rally the troops than snipe from the sidelines. They might think you don't undermine the manager until he's gone...

If so many aren't calling for Hodgson's head, there has to be some rational reason for it. That doesn't mean they're right but to think they're all deluded if they don't see things our way might rather suggest we don't know everything.

[Fredo]

Of course some of them probably don't know much but you have to wonder why they're not calling for Hodgson to go.

I think they're probably taking different things into account, or at least weighting them differently from us. I can't believe they feel we're doing OK and you're starting to hear ex-players (both LFC and from elsewhere) start to question whether Hodgson needs to change his tactics. Yet they aren't going as far as many fans. Why?

I think the thing is that they are experts about some things of which we know little or nothing. For instance, they know a lot more about how players think than we do - perhaps they feel a call for calm and patience from us and a focus on the players' shortcomings might make the team pull together. They also might believe yet more instability in the club makes things worse. They might feel Hodgson isn't going to be sacked so feel it's better to rally the troops than snipe from the sidelines. They might think you don't undermine the manager until he's gone...

If so many aren't calling for Hodgson's head, there has to be some rational reason for it. That doesn't mean they're right but to think they're all deluded if they don't see things our way might rather suggest we don't know everything.

Not calling for the manager's head is sensible and out of most things, experts want to be seen as sensible, not as revolutionists.

[Neil Young]

Very good.




NB Private joke

[Vermilion]

Future secure under new ownership.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2...martin-anfield

[spanky]

that'll all change if he loses the derby