Brendan Rodgers

[Fierce]

a lot of the time, the guy who writes the article doesnt write the headline.....

Mind. Blown.

****ing profound man

[Maxiedge]

It's going to be such an interesting season. On a psychological scale, it would be really interesting to see that if a manager, who seems to have lost the dressing room, can turn things around and will this set a precedent for clubs not to be so quick on the trigger in sacking managers?

I think it will be a complete success or disaster. I've got some money on it being a success though...

[dww]

It's going to be such an interesting season. On a psychological scale, it would be really interesting to see that if a manager, who seems to have lost the dressing room, can turn things around and will this set a precedent for clubs not to be so quick on the trigger in sacking managers?

I think it will be a complete success or disaster. I've got some money on it being a success though...

I think the 'turn around' happens quite a lot. I suspect the problem is being able to spot what 'losing the dressing room' looks like without being an insider. Almost every two month Pardew looked to have lost the Newcastle dressing room before they cam back on a storming run for example. I'm also far from sold on the idea that losing the dressing room is really a thing.

[frank the tank]

Mind. Blown.

****ing profound man

[el matador]

In what way???

I dont think hes said anything that isnt on the button or controversial

Its probably an accurate statement of Rodgers position as it stands

for once he has just said it how it is.

[Fredo]

I think the 'turn around' happens quite a lot. I suspect the problem is being able to spot what 'losing the dressing room' looks like without being an insider. Almost every two month Pardew looked to have lost the Newcastle dressing room before they cam back on a storming run for example. I'm also far from sold on the idea that losing the dressing room is really a thing.

"Losing the dressing room" has never made sense to me. It's one of those clichés.

[Roboklopp]

So no set of players has ever lost confidence in their gaffer then?

[Vermilion]

"Losing the dressing room" has never made sense to me. It's one of those clichés.

They don't mean that the dressing room can't be found, just means that some players don't like the manager.

[Fredo]

They don't mean that the dressing room can't be found, just means that some players don't like the manager.

It doesn't make too much sense. It's a lazy way of describing a situation which is not black and white.

[frank the tank]

They don't mean that the dressing room can't be found, just means that some players don't like the manager.

[Slinky Skills]

They don't mean that the dressing room can't be found, just means that some players don't like the manager.

[kubrickscube]

Whereas everyone in every other walk of life constantly likes and respects their manager! It's an over dramatic term. Problem is nowadays we worry too much about how our players are feeling, back in the day they'd just e expected to grumble behind closed doors and get on with it, rather than moaning on Twitter, leaking stories to the press or getting their agent to stir up trouble.

[McDermotX]

Outstanding

[G]

Character.

[Chazza]

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