City post match

[Arn]

Nail on head.

But in fairness, if they had got Kenny in sooner and he had got us 4th, I can't see why they would have needed to change. Kenny said from the word go, if I don't do well and Liverpool can find someone better, I'll be happy to stand aside.

Personally, I'm in two minds myself. He's done a great job on some fronts, but we still have problems away from home but I guess you can only work with what he's got. I think Kenny likes to play with wide men, he always has, so must be frustrating to be at the club when we have little to no width.

The biggest thing for me though is his age, I'd love a top coach to come in and build a dynasty. But if Kenny stays I'll also be happy, so it's win win.

If KK had been appointed in mid December for example then he would most probably been able to get in the wide men he wanted in January and made the squad even stronger. He didn't had the time to do that.

We that wanted FSG to sack Roy back in November also pointed out how important the January transfer window would be for our chances to finish in the top four. Now FSG made a meal of it. Sacking the manager after a week or so in a 31 day transfer window isn't exactly what you expect from owners like FSG. What you expect is that they appoint a new manager at least a month before the transfer window so he can make up his own plans and get a fair chance to get in the players he want.

[little dave hedgehog]

Nobody like to arrive premature.

i like to arrive premature if the girl is ugly or just not likable.

[The Erectile Banana]

agreed, but to say we've arrived is premature.

I'm not saying that at all. We've a long way to go yet. I'm just celebrating tonight, which has been one of finest performances of the season.

When I say we've reached the end of the storm, I mean we've arrived out of the other end of an absolute ****-storm. We are battered and bruised but unbowed. We are in need of repairs and replenishment, but we sail on, now with hope in our hearts, optimistic for the future and leaving the past behind.

[Lecter]

If KK had been appointed in mid December for example then he would most probably been able to get in the wide men he wanted in January and made the squad even stronger. He didn't had the time to do that.

We that wanted FSG to sack Roy back in November also pointed out how important the January transfer window would be for our chances to finish in the top four. Now FSG made a meal of it. Sacking the manager after a week or so in a 31 day transfer window isn't exactly what you expect from owners like FSG. What you expect is that they appoint a new manager at least a month before the transfer window so he can make up his own plans and get a fair chance to get in the players he want.

I just love the absolute total ****ing bollocks you spout

We went for Kenny's No.1 wide player target in January and the selling the club refused to sell him

We also went for a couple of other "Kenny authorised" signings and again couldnt land them

It was nothing to do with the timing of the appointment it was solely down to the selling clubs refusing to sell / dicking around

But its ok Arn you can keep telling yourself you are right whilst the reality is totaly different

[Arn]

I just love the absolute total ****ing bollocks you spout

We went for Kenny's No.1 wide player target in January and the selling the club refused to sell him

We also went for a couple of other "Kenny authorised" signings and again couldnt land them

It was nothing to do with the timing of the appointment it was solely down to the selling clubs refusing to sell / dicking around

But its ok Arn you can keep telling yourself you are right whilst the reality is totaly different

and how long time did we have to negotiate with the other clubs? Two weeks? If we would have had the whole month or and even some time before it then it would have been a much bigger chance to sign them in January.

I absolutely love the **** that coming out of your mouth.

[Shaggy]

TonyBarretTimes Tony Barrett
Flanagan's debut the most accomplished by a Liverpool right back since Rob Jones

I agree with this, bold statement though it may be.

Was Kelly's debut the game against Lyon? Cos while that was very good this was a more rounded performance from Flanagan IMO.

[wiw]

We all know Hodgson should've been sacked sooner, but that's easy for us to say. By the looks of it, it was a £7m decision. To me you can't blame them for taking their time. And yes, you could say we would make that back by getting into the CL, but they no way could've known we'd have done this well

[Lecter]

I agree with this, bold statement though it may be.

Was Kelly's debut the game against Lyon? Cos while that was very good this was a more rounded performance from Flanagan IMO.

Kellys was better imo

[Craig_H]

I hope we're not getting too carried away with Flanagan, as accomplished as he was tonight.

[Shaggy]

Kellys was better imo

It's splitting hairs really as they were both excellent - it's great to have the pair of them. Although of course Flanagan has a way to go yet. What a start though.

[DannyMan2006]

Kelly had a better debut, but there was nothing wrong with the debut of Flanagan tonight. But let's not get carried away.

[Lecter]

and how long time did we have to negotiate with the other clubs? Two weeks? If we would have had the whole month or and even some time before it then it would have been a much bigger chance to sign them in January.

I absolutely love the **** that coming out of your mouth.

Kenny wanted Adam - we bid for him they absolutely dicked us around despite Kenny speaking with him and the player being absolutely 100% convinced he wanted to join us

Kenny wanted Young we bid 3 different bids (final one was £18 million) all rejected because - the player was not for sale

So please dont spout ****e unless you know more than people who actively work inside Melwood*















* oh sorry you do know more than those in Melwood because we should be playing Sterling and Suso by now despite me saying Flanagan would probably be the only one to come through during the remainder of the season

[Lecter]

Kelly had a better debut, but there was nothing wrong with the debut of Flanagan tonight. But let's not get carried away.

[Lecter]

I hope we're not getting too carried away with Flanagan, as accomplished as he was tonight.

Steady performance from Flano tonight nothing more than that imo

I think he will make it but probably only as back up to Kelly

[Ben_Itez]

I'm not saying that at all. We've a long way to go yet. I'm just celebrating tonight, which has been one of finest performances of the season.

When I say we've reached the end of the storm, I mean we've arrived out of the other end of an absolute ****-storm. We are battered and bruised but unbowed. We are in need of repairs and replenishment, but we sail on, now with hope in our hearts, optimistic for the future and leaving the past behind.

I hope we're not getting too carried away with Flanagan, as accomplished as he was tonight.

However, it's great to know we have a promising youngster to call upon as 3rd choice RB. We're looking pretty strong in that position for the next couple of seasons IMO.

More than anything i was impressed with his temperament, he never looked flustered in possession and seemed to know exactly what was expected of him defensively and positionally. Definitely a lot of potential there.