Dalglish's Style Of Play and Formation?

[Paul12]

You will see the basics of how he sets up tomorrow imo

I doubt that he will be involved in any way in setting up the team. It will be Roy's set up plus a morale boosting team talk from Kenny.

Changes to backroom personnel will start happening next week.

[dww]

I doubt that he will be involved in any way in setting up the team. It will be Roy's set up plus a morale boosting team talk from Kenny.

Changes to backroom personnel will start happening next week.

I suspect that will broadly speaking be what we see. The most interesting thing for me will be whether we press more or hold position as Roy has been trying to make us do.

[Assassin]

It will be interesting to see if some of the kids like Pacheco start figuring more in the squad

[JohnDoe]

I think Babel could be one of the players who could benefit from Dalglish as manager.

[Mattshark]

I think Babel could be one of the players who could benefit from Dalglish as manager.

You think he'll get him a brain transplant? Cos that is what is needed.

[Lecter]

I think Babel could be one of the players who could benefit from Dalglish as manager.

I'm sure he'll benefit

New club, new country and he'll probably be getting a game

[SRR]

Paisleys are the best sides I have ever seen and hes the best manager imo

But the style of play was nowhere near as attacking as Kenny's

Paisleys first thoughts was stop the opposition playing, quieten their fans and then play but we were nowhere near an all out attacking team the fact that they scored 3 or 4 so many times was testament to the amount of possession and control and how good a team we were it does not necessarily mean we are an all out attacking side. I went to every game that season home and away and we were not as attacking as you suggest but we were an absolute machine and just crushed sides

Benitez's team the other year scored shed loads of goals the other season (scoring 77 conceeding 27 in 38 games) but they werent an all out attacking team either. Paisleys team in 78-79 scored 85 goals and conceeded 16 in 42 games. I think Rafas sides might have scored 3 or more goals away from home on 7 or 8 occasions also that season but again he wasnt attackminded

Dalglish only played 3 at the back towards the back end of his tenure when he had long term injuries to Lawrenson & Hansen and Gillespie was also injury prone

So he put Ablett and Nicol at the back and played Molby as sweeper

Hopefully after a couple of game's Kenny will have us back to playing proper football.

[Fernandinho]

Didn't take long for us to start living in the future

[Daniel 7]

Didn't take long for us to start living in the future

It just takes someone to inspire us mate!

[ronanm]

I'm sure he'll benefit

New club, new country and he'll probably be getting a game

[billd]

Dalglish's Style Of Play and Formation?

Win!

[Fernandinho]

****, I ment to say living in the past.

[billd]

****, I ment to say living in the past.

The first post was better, and I think more accurate

[red g]

I'm sure he'll benefit

New club, new country and he'll probably be getting a game

Joe Cole is the one I am interested to see how he handles, I am pretty sure its going to be a reunion of the Torrard partnership in future. But sure Kenny can teach Joe a thing or two

[DannyMan2006]

From the Kenny interview:

Some people may find it strange that you're talking about some great players - Steven, Fernando, Glen Johnson, Martin Skrtel, Daniel Agger, Raul Meireles - and you mention confidence.

I may be reading too much into it but no mention of the likes of Cole, Carragher, Babel, Lucas, Poulsen, Konk, Jova etc. No mention of Pepe either but took that as a sign he's not missing confidence. Maybe Carra not mentioned as he's injured.

Probably nothing and as I said, me reading too much into things.