Bring Back Roy Evans??? You Decide.....

[paulcooper4]

roy the man deserves respect for his devotion to lfc agreed

roy the manager did a vast amount of damage to our club by letting things slide off the field and recruiting the wrong type of player. He is not a good manager. BUT he seriously dragged the club back towards some respectability after greame suness had single-handedly dismantled everything good about the club

I take/took no pleasure in seeing us play "good stuff" against poor sides knowing that when other teams put up more of a fight, wed fold. Me neither, as ive said, roy is not a good manager. But I dont believe we were quite as bad under roy as you are suggesting

i have said NOTHING disrespectful about evans the man. i hope ive made it clear what an idiotic idea it is that he should be our coach now Apologies if ive took you wrong then But I fail to see how roy being a **** manager means it is idiotic to suggest he comes back as a coach??

Took me ****in ages doin that!!!:bird: :bird:

[Los Rojos]

Err.....senior players having more say than him when it came to team selection and tactics....shagging his daughter in the next hotel room?

I believe that 'the team selection and tactics' rumour is an urban legend and didn't the 'shagging of his daughter' come from Collymore's autobiography? I personally wouldn't take Collymore's version of anything.

I genuinely believe his players respected him but there were some deficiencies in the squad which stopped the team reaching the levels that it probably should.

Roy Evans' team played some sublime stuff at times, often against the bigger sides, but then let themselves down against teams like Coventry and Leicester. In the end, he probably took the team as far as he could and was badly advised in venturing into the joint managership with Houllier. He should have just made a clean break.

[paulcooper4]

I believe that 'the team selection and tactics' rumour is an urban legend and didn't the 'shagging of his daughter' come from Collymore's autobiography? I personally wouldn't take Collymore's version of anything.

I genuinely believe his players respected him but there were some deficiencies in the squad which stopped the team reaching the levels that it probably should.

Roy Evans' team played some sublime stuff at times, often against the bigger sides, but then let themselves down against teams like Coventry and Leicester. In the end, he probably took the team as far as he could and was badly advised in venturing into the joint managership with Houllier. He should have just made a clean break.