New Manager for Liverpool 2.0

[SB]

Taking a bit of a risk is our Xabi. Champions League for them next season and a lot more expectation. A bad season will see his star drop. I hope not - I kind of think of him as being on loan..

He'll show if he's got it or not, but I do hope his club dont fold to pressure and sell all of his best players.

Bayern are only in 2nd on goal difference. Kane's experience of coming 3rd in a two horse race is going to be handy.

I'm banking on it

[Tatterdemalion]

Bayern are only in 2nd on goal difference. Kane's experience of coming 3rd in a two horse race is going to be handy.

Lol - poor Harry - every so often you get these stories of talented players who've stuck with an underperforming club finally leaving to 'win things' and manage to join a behemoth just before it goes tits up.

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Del

[spud_gun]

McGuire is a proper ale House footballer.

Physicality is the only thing going for him. His first and only option appears to be to wrestle his opponents to the ground

Wrong thread.but my point still stands

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Del

[badpiggy]

We do it to ourselves and that's why it really hurts.

[BG1973]

Us and no-one else.

[Mark79]

Ruben Amorim: Liverpool makes first contacts with reps of Sporting coach.

[ame]https://twitter.com/brunoandrd/status/1777264513269539226[/ame]

[Cerbie]

Ruben Amorim: Liverpool makes first contacts with reps of Sporting coach.

https://twitter.com/brunoandrd/statu...64513269539226

Liverpool have already made initial contact with Ruben Amorim's representatives and, as Maisfutebol knows, have learnt all the details in order to move forward with a deal at the end of this season.

With Jurgen Klopp officially on his way out, the English club know how much they need to pay Sporting, with whom Amorim has a contract until 2026, and also what the Portuguese coach hopes to agree in order to move to the Premier League.

The process is being managed directly by the Reds' new managers: Michael Edwards (CEO) and Richard Hughes (director), who was hired after his good work at Bournemouth.

So far there has been no direct contact with Ruben Amorim for an interview, but this is expected to happen in April. The English want to enter May with the definition of the new technical team for 2024/25 well underway.

Contractually, the lions' coach is bound by a 20 million euro foreign termination clause. Liverpool believe, however, that this figure can be negotiated and consequently reduced.

At the moment, Ruben Amorim, who recently declared that he can't guarantee staying in Alvalade next season, is totally focused on the league title race - Sporting, even with a game in hand, lead the competition with a four-point lead over Benfica.

[SB]

Saw an article earlier saying his representatives will be in Liverpool today for talks.

[badpiggy]

I think I've been convinced to want Simone Inzaghi. Lack of English is an issue but he seems to be a real coming talent and has done well in Europe - something missing from Amorim's CV.

[labourRed]

I think I've been convinced to want Simone Inzaghi. Lack of English is an issue but he seems to be a real coming talent and has done well in Europe - something missing from Amorim's CV.

[vlahka]

Klopp was the first manager I felt obscenely excited for since Kenny first left us. I dont feel anything for amorim. Hopefully he'll slap me upside the head with a title.

[BigChief]

Klopp was the first manager I felt obscenely excited for since Kenny first left us. I dont feel anything for amorim. Hopefully he'll slap me upside the head with a title.

Wouldn't that just be lovely? Sir Rub Paisley.

[Slinky Skills]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68735539