Pack your bags Roy

[DannyMan2006]

I'm hearing very contrasting things today. One thing I will say is that it sounds like Nesv are getting into gear and Roy could be out sooner than I thought.

One person told mr that by the time Gerrard returns we'll have a new Ceo and a new manager. I reckon this person would know about the CEO, if it is s certain person. But it could be guess work on the new manager.

[5europeancups]

I would say that right now is exactly the perfect moment to fire Roy Hodgson.

With Gerard out and Carragher out it would give a new manager plenty of time to pick a new team without any fear of recrimination or backlash from the fans by not picking either of them.

I beleive that managers are pretty obliged to select them becuase of their unique status as local boys, and i am not always of the belief that their inclusion actually makes Liverpool a stronger unit.

I suspect that an appointment of a new CEO is just around the corner(perhaps Dein), which will trigger a change in management.

The change is absolutely critical asap. I watched an interview with Alex F where he explaine the importance of the manager at a football club, and all I can say is heaven help us if Roy had as much power as Fergie had...

[Reece]

I'm hearing very contrasting things today. One thing I will say is that it sounds like Nesv are getting into gear and Roy could be out sooner than I thought.

One person told mr that by the time Gerrard returns we'll have a new Ceo and a new manager. I reckon this person would know about the CEO, if it is s certain person. But it could be guess work on the new manager.

Hearing from where?

[Craig_H]

The voices in his head? Exclusive scoop

[lfcred]

If it is true it can't happen soon enough. If the new guy comes in January and has a bit to spend then this season can still be salvaged.

[Baracus]

The voices in his head? Exclusive scoop

Signs



I see dead people

Whens Gerrard back?

[Baracus]

I would say that right now is exactly the perfect moment to fire Roy Hodgson.

With Gerard out and Carragher out it would give a new manager plenty of time to pick a new team without any fear of recrimination or backlash from the fans by not picking either of them.
I beleive that managers are pretty obliged to select them becuase of their unique status as local boys, and i am not always of the belief that their inclusion actually makes Liverpool a stronger unit.

I suspect that an appointment of a new CEO is just around the corner(perhaps Dein), which will trigger a change in management.

The change is absolutely critical asap. I watched an interview with Alex F where he explaine the importance of the manager at a football club, and all I can say is heaven help us if Roy had as much power as Fergie had...

Always going to be a potential torn in any managers backside.

[banditos]

Always going to be a potential torn managers backside.

[DannyMan2006]

I heared from the usual ****e what we all read etc, also from some fella in the spurs boardroom who knows a guy in the arsenal boardroom, who knows David Dein.

Trust me, I know how it sounds. I did mention this elsewhere on here, and posted my reasons for doubting the source.

If I was to bet I'd say Roy here rest of season and a CEO from left field who we don't know about.

[Baracus]

yeah ask mourinho

[Craig_H]

I've heard stuff about David Dein too - i think there's something in this.

[DannyMan2006]

I hope so. Having said that, was he actually a CEO at arsenal?

[Craig_H]

He was vice Chairman and part owner, i believe. Owned about 15% of the shares, IIRC.

[DannyMan2006]

Hmm, would he do a CEOs job then? Guess we'll find out soon enough.

[Craig_H]

I'm pretty sure it would amount to the same thing, shy of the massive expense required to own 15% of the shares. He'd be running things, without the need to dip into his own pocket. And be paid handsomely to do it.