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    Sack Parry
    Sack Comolli
    Oh **** it...
    Was muß, das muß.

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      Van Gaal, Cryuff, and Kenny

      We would be in the news constantly for sure.

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        On a day of divorces, one relationship Fenway must foster is encouraging Jamie Carragher to move on to the coaching side.

        Carragher possesses many of the qualities to ascend the managerial ladder: tactical nous, motivational qualities and an ease with the media.



        Looks like Carra has found his journo friend.

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          So the last 20 pages... What have we found out other than Comolli leaving by "mutual consent" and Cruyff and Van Gaal being listed as possible optoins...
          96 Never Forgotten

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            Originally posted by peekay View Post
            Looks like Carra has found his journo friend.
            Jeez.

            ****s me off how these deluded hacks always cite a manager's "ease with the media" as being one of the key skills. I guess in a way it has to be somewhere on the list of required attributes but the likes of Winter and the rest of them haven't half got an inflated view of their own importance.
            Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’

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              Originally posted by peekay View Post
              Looks like Carra has found his journo friend.
              Winter is mates with Carragher and Gerrrard

              Think he wrote both of their books

              I actually think that is a decent view by Winter but he ****ing ruins it by making daft comments like that
              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."

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                I had to smile at the line ... "Moyes made Everton a successful side". Winter is awful. Safe, boring and cliché riddled piece.
                Are we winning?

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                  What does a director of football actually do ?
                  It's a prediction thread on a wish list.

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                    Originally posted by Shaggy View Post
                    Jeez.

                    ****s me off how these deluded hacks always cite a manager's "ease with the media" as being one of the key skills. I guess in a way it has to be somewhere on the list of required attributes but the likes of Winter and the rest of them haven't half got an inflated view of their own importance.
                    Carragher didnt look that at ease with the media post Carling Cup final did he
                    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."

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                      Originally posted by NigelLG View Post
                      I had to smile at the line ... "Moyes made Everton a successful side". Winter is awful. Safe, boring and cliché riddled piece.
                      Winter use to be really good and he will often make pertinent points in his article but they will inadvertently be litterred with agendas, cliches and downright ****ing ****e
                      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."

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                        Originally posted by malg View Post
                        What does a director of football actually do ?
                        It has never worked in English football. Can't recall of a successful example. Ideally it's a role which should encompass managing the administrative side of things to help the manager but isn't it the same as chief executive? They should bin it and call in a chief exec instead.
                        Are we winning?

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                          Originally posted by NigelLG View Post
                          It has never worked in English football. Can't recall of a successful example. Ideally it's a role which should encompass managing the administrative side of things to help the manager but isn't it the same as chief executive? They should bin it and call in a chief exec instead.

                          Thanks.
                          It's a prediction thread on a wish list.

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                            Originally posted by NigelLG View Post
                            Cruyff would be another mistake. He's got a massive ego.
                            Agree.

                            A disaster imho.

                            But so far, our ownership decision making hasn't been so good on football matters, so it could happen.

                            Can't help thinking that they seem to be taking the wrong advice.
                            Last edited by Vermilion; 13-04-12, 08:14 AM.

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                              Originally posted by NigelLG View Post
                              It has never worked in English football. Can't recall of a successful example. Ideally it's a role which should encompass managing the administrative side of things to help the manager but isn't it the same as chief executive? They should bin it and call in a chief exec instead.
                              it simply all depends on the people involved.
                              in england the manager has all the roles combined into one. but in reality there's loads of stuff who actually fill those roles with life.
                              there's your assisstant and the coaches who actually do all the preparation and the training, the head scouts who do all the scouting, the ceo who negotiates transfers and so and so forth. the manager more or less holds it all together and has the final say on things.
                              if you've got a good set-up, a clear structure and clear responsibilities and manage to get the right people in who believe in that model and i don't see why it wouldn't work in england.
                              but you can't put an old fashioned i'm-the-****ing-man england style manager in a dof model. that's a disaster in the making. same with a dof who actually sees himself as a manger.

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                                Originally posted by Fernandinho View Post
                                So the last 20 pages... What have we found out other than Comolli leaving by "mutual consent" and Cruyff and Van Gaal being listed as possible optoins...
                                Thanks so much guys







































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