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That's what I think. I don't take notice of lfctv nowadays, apart from checking kick off times. It will go some way in changing my mind if the phone in is really open and does help propagate the sentiment that we want him out. It's going to be a pointless PR exercise once again.Are we winning? -
Switch off when not in use.Comment
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bloody hell whoever was in charge in 1962 must have been terrible...Originally posted by Lecter View Post
...Oh hang on...
Jacques Brel is alive and well and playing at AnfieldComment
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We had only just been promoted from the old second division that was our first season back in the first divisionOriginally posted by 5europeancups View Postbloody hell whoever was in charge in 1962 must have been terrible...
...Oh hang on...
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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Originally posted by Sprouty View Post1865 eh?
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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"I will make the boys feel your support"
Jurgen Klopp June 2020Comment
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Roy Hodgson has conceded that Liverpool's away form is leaving them in real danger of finishing outside the top half of the Barclays Premier League table.
Saturday's 3-1 defeat to Newcastle continued a poor run of results on the road this season whilst damaging their credentials of vying for a Champions League place.
And Hodgson has warned that it may not be the top four that is out of the realms of possibility for Liverpool come the end of May but also the top ten if their travel sickness is not banished.
“Our away form continues to be very, very poor and it's something we need to do something about," he admitted.
"If we'd played the whole of 90 minutes as we played the first 45 minutes maybe I wouldn't be as disappointed as I am.
“For a team that wants to be in the top half of the table, our away form is not good enough.”
He added: "I came into this job to try and win every game and I can't say it's harder or easier than I thought – I just need to keep working hard. It's the job I signed on to do.
“Do I wake up in the middle of the night often? You find me a football manager who's worthy of his sword, who doesn't wake up in middle of night after matches, and I'll give you a good headline.”Comment
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That was a team that had just been promoted back to the first division.Originally posted by 5europeancups View Postbloody hell whoever was in charge in 1962 must have been terrible...
...Oh hang on...
We come not to play.Comment
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What's your point ? Shankly was clearly moving the club forward at that time.Originally posted by 5europeancups View Postbloody hell whoever was in charge in 1962 must have been terrible...
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Shankly was then given the job to manage Liverpool in December 1959. He immediately guided the team to successive third place finishes in his first two seasons at Anfield. He set about revolutionising the club, by introducing new training methods and monitoring players’ diets. Liverpool won the Division Two title in 1962, during a season in which the team scored 99 league goals. Ian Callaghan, Roger Hunt, and Ron Yeats were all pivotal to Liverpool’s success during this time.Comment
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LOL at the "Finish in the top half of the table" Comment. Get on the phone tonight lads and flood my Henry with sack roy calls.Comment
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"Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob PaisleyComment
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I know, I was being facetious...Originally posted by Lecter View Post
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The quicker we are relieved of Roys inspirational leadership, the quicker we can all move on from our current neuroysis that is afflicting all the posters on here...Jacques Brel is alive and well and playing at AnfieldComment
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Originally posted by Sprouty View Post
Someone should do that and Fergie's face should appear, it would make sense with the sabotaging of the season thus far.We come not to play.Comment
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