Arne Slot

[Mark79]

My fear what’s gonna happen now, Is that nothing is gonna happen until the summer, slot will inevitably be sacked. Hughes quite well possibly will be out for job as well and possibly even Edwards. Then the whole FSG line is that their hands are going to be tied when it comes to transfers so it wouldn’t surprise me if we see very little activity this summer, maybe a new manager at the 11th hour. If they are planning on selling, they will want to spend as little as possible.

If any or all of Edwards, Hughes, Slot are leaving, then moves will already be underway to fill their positions. The operation will carry on, even if the people change.

Even if FSG are looking to sell, that woukd be a lengthy process. Signings won't adversely effect the valuation of the club, so no reasons why signings wouldn't continue to happen.

[danperkins]

Why would they? Most of them would not have grown up supporting Liverpool and most would have been really young when Gerrard was at his peak.

And as a manager, when players might be more aware of him, he has been pretty **** as a PL manager.

Don't think what a manager was as a player years ago really matters much, other than for being able to make a sound bite out of, to players that come along 15 to 20 years later. They will just be interested in what a manager makes them do in training, what a manager has won as a manager and if that manager can get them to win that stuff as well.

I'm not a fan of Gerrard as a manager and seems like a bit of a tool but absolutely everyone at LFC, no matter how young or where they have came from would have heard of Gerrard. He is an absolute LFC legend, local lad, one of the greatest players ever to play for the club and in the premier league. Hard not to respect that & what he achieved as a player.

[Doc_Piptorious]

I'm not a fan of Gerrard as a manager and seems like a bit of a tool but absolutely everyone at LFC, no matter how young or where they have came from would have heard of Gerrard. He is an absolute LFC legend, local lad, one of the greatest players ever to play for the club and in the premier league. Hard not to respect that & what he achieved as a player.

Yeah but all that is pretty worthless as a manager if you cannot make it translate to what you are trying to train players to do, to how you want them to set up within a team.

Yes he had a great career, yes he will be a LFC legend now and long after he has passed on, but that counts for almost nothing when a team needs to be set up, have tactics explained/created for them, have in game changes made on the fly and so on.


Not so sure that the fans singing Gerrard's song during games is worth an awful lot in a game where we need tactical tweaks or what Gerrard being a great player does for getting MacAllister to be less **** and so on.

He was badly shown up as being a really poor manager at Villa, even more so after Emery came in and was able to make effective tactical changes with the same squad straight away. The same legendary player whose record demands respect from players line was being trotted out when he got the Villa job too.


I really do not see what he brings as a football manager. Might as well get Fowler in to be the manager if all it takes is having been a great player years back. Plus they can get to meet Gerrard the ex player almost anytime he is at a game and most probably have met him a number of times.


Think we need a manager that is a boss to the players and who gets their respect through what he has done and can do as a manager. As a guy that sees how to improve them, as a guy whose tactics gets them medals and sees them get a win bonus more often.

[Doc_Piptorious]

If any or all of Edwards, Hughes, Slot are leaving, then moves will already be underway to fill their positions. The operation will carry on, even if the people change.

Even if FSG are looking to sell, that woukd be a lengthy process. Signings won't adversely effect the valuation of the club, so no reasons why signings wouldn't continue to happen.

Quite the opposite if the signings caused an improvement in results.

[Exiled_red]

I hear what you are saying, Page could lead us to a new chapter at Anfield

As long as he doesn't write a book

[Slinky Skills]

Early days in his career but what about Craig Bellamy?

[frank the tank]

Nah

[Angryred]

What about good ol' Ange? or go back even further for Pochettino???

[Mark79]

What about good ol' Ange? or go back even further for Pochettino???

Ange Postecoglou?

Finished 17th with Spurs. Fired by Forest after failing win a single game.

Believes that defending is an abstract concept.

Yes, brilliant shout! Why has no-one mentioned him before?

[danperkins]

Yeah but all that is pretty worthless as a manager if you cannot make it translate to what you are trying to train players to do, to how you want them to set up within a team.

Yes he had a great career, yes he will be a LFC legend now and long after he has passed on, but that counts for almost nothing when a team needs to be set up, have tactics explained/created for them, have in game changes made on the fly and so on.


Not so sure that the fans singing Gerrard's song during games is worth an awful lot in a game where we need tactical tweaks or what Gerrard being a great player does for getting MacAllister to be less **** and so on.

He was badly shown up as being a really poor manager at Villa, even more so after Emery came in and was able to make effective tactical changes with the same squad straight away. The same legendary player whose record demands respect from players line was being trotted out when he got the Villa job too.


I really do not see what he brings as a football manager. Might as well get Fowler in to be the manager if all it takes is having been a great player years back. Plus they can get to meet Gerrard the ex player almost anytime he is at a game and most probably have met him a number of times.


Think we need a manager that is a boss to the players and who gets their respect through what he has done and can do as a manager. As a guy that sees how to improve them, as a guy whose tactics gets them medals and sees them get a win bonus more often.

At the moment imo we need a manager that can motivate the players and get some passion and desire into the side. I do think it's that simple, the talent is there but we look mentally and physically fragile. I don't know if Gerrard could inspire, I'm not a fan but Arne Slot clearly can't.

[Slinky Skills]

Bellamy would do that and he has the added bonus of knowing the club and getting the fans. The Wales players seem to really enjoy playing under him.

[labourRed]

I wouldn't mind taking a golf club to half the players myself. But, yeah, nah.

[SB]

I hear what you are saying, Page could lead us to a new chapter at Anfield

Or we could be just papering over the cracks

[kingfunk]

No more bald managers please. Should be an automatic disqualification.

[Exiled_red]

Alot of talk on social media today that we don't plan to replace him in the summer