Ian Rush

[Fredo]

Yes that. He had no need to say it. He's a legend but it was needless and he'd have been classier if he'd stopped after the opening sentence of "I prefer not to talk too much about Liverpool".

Yes but it's hardly an attack 'on the club' though is it? He didn't name Roy Hodgson there, it's mainly an attack on Hicks & Gillett.

So, as someone said in this thread, Rushie (legend he may be) isn't the sharpest in the box to see different shades of grey.

[alunevans]

Yes but it's hardly an attack 'on the club' though is it? He didn't name Roy Hodgson there, it's mainly an attack on Hicks & Gillett.

So, as someone said in this thread, Rushie (legend he may be) isn't the sharpest in the box to see different shades of grey.

It was an attack on the Chief Executive of the club who was hardly on Hicks and Gillett's side.

It was needless.

He should've just said: "I don't want to talk about Liverpool."

I suspect that's what Dalglish would have done.

[dww]

This thread seems like an excuse for pointless, circular arguments. So I'm closing it as a duplicate thread.