Pack your bags Roy

[Neil Young]

I'm on my way.

[Eric Swindler]

^^^

Release the hounds.

what i meant to say was sack roy

[dom9]

^^^

Release the hounds.

I'm on my way.

Go get him.

[Mattshark]

I see little wrong with what roy has said there - i saw the interview on LFCtv and he came across quite well to be fair

You don't see the lack of ambition and the poor comments about the capability of the team?

The man is a disaster.

[red g]

^^^

Release the hounds.

I'm on my way.

what i meant to say was sack roy

now stay.......

[Eric Swindler]

You don't see the lack of ambition and the poor comments about the capability of the team?

The man is a disaster.

I think no matter what he says he gets criticism. Says we're playing well, and he's accused of lying. Says we're not good enough and he's accused if not having enough ambition.

I don't have any problems with what he says, its the results that bother me

[red g]

You don't see the lack of ambition and the poor comments about the capability of the team?

The man is a disaster.

Honestly and i know this will never happen but imagine if we won like 5 games in a row......think his head would explode!! He would be claiming it as one of his greatest acheivements, which actually in fairness when you look back over his 30 years wont be far off the mark

[mick the click]

I'm on my way.

Excellent. Meat on the bone, Neil. Feel free to bury him in the garden when you're done.

[Lecter]

http://www.fifa.com/...id=rssfeed&att=

Hodgson: Liverpool on road to recovery(AFP) Monday 25 October 2010 Print Email my friend Share

Liverpool manager Roy Hodgson believes his team are making slow but steady progress on the road to recovery after scoring a morale-boosting win over Blackburn.

Hodgson has faced question marks over his future after the English giants slumped to their worst start to the season for 57 years, which has left them in the relegation zone even after Sunday's 2-1 victory over Rovers.

But the former Fulham boss is refusing to get carried away by this weekend's win over fellow strugglers Blackburn, even if he does believe Liverpool are showing signs of improvement.

"I'd be lying if I said it felt like a turning point. That would be a facile thing to say," Hodgson said. "I've got faith in the team and the way we played in several of the games. We were worse at the beginning but we have got better."


I've got faith in the team and the way we played in several of the games. We were worse at the beginning but we have got better.Roy Hodgson, Liverpool manager


Hodgson said he had been encouraged by statistics from Liverpool's 2-0 defeat in the Merseyside derby to Everton, which indicated the team were on the right track.

"I saw the statistics the other day from the Everton game and I've never in my Premier League career seen statistics as positive as they were in terms of passing, accuracy and tempo of passing, number of shots and crosses," he said.

"Those statistics hearten you because you know you are not playing badly but they don't get you any points. We had the same level of passing and intensity against Blackburn but we were much more incisive, getting behind them down the flanks more.

"It was the right sort of performance; we've got to give another 29 like that and if we can do that then we won't go too far wrong."

Liverpool's next league assignment is a potentially awkward visit to Bolton on Sunday.

[Lecter]

http://www.skysports...6468574,00.html

Sunderland (2-2) was not that bad. Blackpool (a 2-1 defeat) was such a wretched first-half performance where we shot ourselves in the foot and couldn't get back in.

"Everton last week (a 2-0 defeat) I thought we paid a high price for the second goal, which shouldn't have been allowed.

"We allowed Everton to get on top of us in the first 20 minutes by passing the ball too short and never turning them round

[marcus50bucks]

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Hodgson: Liverpool on road to recovery(AFP) Monday 25 October 2010 Print Email my friend Share

Liverpool manager Roy Hodgson believes his team are making slow but steady progress on the road to recovery after scoring a morale-boosting win over Blackburn.

Hodgson has faced question marks over his future after the English giants slumped to their worst start to the season for 57 years, which has left them in the relegation zone even after Sunday's 2-1 victory over Rovers.

But the former Fulham boss is refusing to get carried away by this weekend's win over fellow strugglers Blackburn, even if he does believe Liverpool are showing signs of improvement.

"I'd be lying if I said it felt like a turning point. That would be a facile thing to say," Hodgson said. "I've got faith in the team and the way we played in several of the games. We were worse at the beginning but we have got better."


I've got faith in the team and the way we played in several of the games. We were worse at the beginning but we have got better.Roy Hodgson, Liverpool manager


Hodgson said he had been encouraged by statistics from Liverpool's 2-0 defeat in the Merseyside derby to Everton, which indicated the team were on the right track.

"I saw the statistics the other day from the Everton game and I've never in my Premier League career seen statistics as positive as they were in terms of passing, accuracy and tempo of passing, number of shots and crosses," he said.

"Those statistics hearten you because you know you are not playing badly but they don't get you any points. We had the same level of passing and intensity against Blackburn but we were much more incisive, getting behind them down the flanks more.

"It was the right sort of performance; we've got to give another 29 like that and if we can do that then we won't go too far wrong."

Liverpool's next league assignment is a potentially awkward visit to Bolton on Sunday.

He really is an apologist. I can't stand the crap that comes out of his mouth.

[Kenneth]

Now I'll stand up for Roy and say that there is nothing wrog with the highlighted paragraphs.

[banditos]

Now I'll stand up for Roy and say that there is nothing wrog with the highlighted paragraphs.

Except for the fact that if the stats from the Everton game suggest we were the better team, then they're clearly misleading. There's plenty wrong with Roy (still) arguing we deserved anything more than a 2-0 defeat that day.

He's trying to polish the turd that is his LFC managerial record to date.

[Kenneth]

Except for the fact that if the stats from the Everton game suggest we were the better team, then they're clearly misleading. There's plenty wrong with Roy (still) arguing we deserved anything more than a 2-0 defeat that day.

He's trying to polish the turd that is his LFC managerial record to date.

Well he did say "they hearten you because you know you are not playing badly but they don't get you any points".

Anyway, hounds released on myself.

[Neil Young]

On my way again (although I'm starting to get tired with all this harrying and mutilation so maybe you could make a start for me by digging the hole in the garden. Cheers).

Even 5Live, which has been full of Hodger propaganda for ages (Gary Richardson described him as "an excellent manager" who needs to be given time just on Sunday morning - when did journalists decide their opinion was enough?), has allowed pundits to comment that Hodger's Everton comments were baffling.

He's a laughing-stock.