Looking back

[Chris]

you need the right people and the right environment.

we were lucky we had the right people yes. We were not lucky to create the right environment.

Stop looking back, look to the future.

[Kenneth]

With other clubs being run as toys, the future for proper clubs doesn't look so pretty as the past.

[CJ]

i prefer to look at the future. just too much thinking the answer is in the past for my liking

however i hae to admit i seem to be in the minority.

i love our past but i would rather our present was to be the best.

[Lee]

why? gerard is one of our greatest ever players

Exactly - player being the operative word.

He might go on to be a good manager one day if that's what he wants to do. But he wanted Curbishley in after Houllier, Hodgson in place of Rafa and he see's himself as a CM when he's been most productive playing off the striker or on the right of midfield.

To me, that doesn't make for the foundations of a good manager. I could be wrong though, who knows.

[Rich]

Don't look back in anger

[peekay]

I will be stunned or amazed if we have anything along the lines of a boot room in LFC or any other club again. In the original boot room we had an icon of British football supported by two European cup winning managers. The chance of it happening again is very very slim.

Saying Carra and Gerrard can continue the successful boot room traditions as managers is the equivalent of saying Suso and Sterling can be our Iniesta and Messi.

I do think that irrespective of their managerial credentials they should be involved in the club in some form or another - maybe as a youth team coach or something.

[redstaralex]

I can't see Gerrard as being any better a manager than Roy Keane unfortunately, Carragher may have a little more about him and can certainly handle the press but then so could Fowler and I wouldn't be shouting for him as manager either

[murder_inc]

Don't look back in anger

dont look back you ******, I heard you say.

[Exiled_red]

I think it's a nice idea to have ex-players come back, but I only want them here if they're good enough.

You see calls for Gerrard and Carragher to manage LFC one day and I shudder at the thought of it to be honest.

[Exiled_red]

I don't have a problem with looking back a little while, if people that have done well for us in recent years prove to be good coaches or have the potential to be good coaches I don't have a problem with appointing them, as long as the appointment is based on ability or potential rather than for reasons of sentimentality.

IMO There is something to be said for having people such as a Sami Hyypia or a Gary McAllister type ex player at the club in a coaching role, they understand what it means to play for Liverpool (in the modern era), chasing Champions League places and winning trophies, but this isn't the be all and end all.

The problem for me is if we go back too far and have people that don't understand the modern game, the game is moving on at a fairly rapid pace, it's about getting the right people with the right attitude.

[Neil Young]

I think we're looking back too much at the Spurs game.

[Vermilion]

I think we're looking back too much at the Spurs game.

Not me, i have'nt even seen the goals i was that pissed off having missed the game on tv.

Funnily enough i set up an e-mail subscribtion with Yahoo for the match highlights to be sent to me each monday, just before the stoke game it was..... the first two have been deleted as soon as they arrived.

If we lose the next game, i'm stopping the e-mail subscribtion, just incase.

[lickedlollipop]

gary mcallister was/is already (assistant) manager and he is/was utter ****, tbh.