Brendan Rodgers

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Klopp's reaction to Rodgers sacking:-

https://vine.co/v/eiuzBplYWvw

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Must try harder

[fowlen]

It's never nice to see someone lose their job, but I am pleased to see BR go.
We have become such a negative, one dimensional team under him over the last 18 months. Tactics have been awful, and i don't think we have even had a plan A, let alone a plan B or C for some time now.
We are just a plain bore to watch, and something needed to give.

I do wish him luck wherever he goes next, but his time with us was up 6 months ago... better late than never

[The_weatherman]

It's never nice to see someone lose their job, but I am pleased to see BR go.
We have become such a negative, one dimensional team under him over the last 18 months. Tactics have been awful, and i don't think we have even had a plan A, let alone a plan B or C for some time now.
We are just a plain bore to watch, and something needed to give.

I do wish him luck wherever he goes next, but his time with us was up 6 months ago... better late than never

Getting Klopp in would be so refreshing, partly due to the fact that he seems really authentic while I have a feeling Rodgers is trying too hard to be Bill Shankly.

I think Rodgers could use a break to "find himself".

[Maxiedge]

Getting Klopp in would be so refreshing, partly due to the fact that he seems really authentic while I have a feeling Rodgers is trying too hard to be Bill Shankly.

I think Rodgers could use a break to "find himself".

That was meant to be the summer, wasn't it?

[dww]

I'm beginning to think that Béla Guttmann (and latterly Mourinho) were right that three years is pretty much always the limit for a manager. Certainly unless a manager is showing an upward trajectory it seems that more often than not it is after that which trouble arises.

I think the move is probably good for both club and manager in the long run. His last 18 month have been quite a battle for all concerned and the new coaching staff didn't seem to clarify or improve his thinking.

[RoadEnd]

From Phil McNulty article on BBC. Team of Rodgers flops

Bit unfair to include Bogdan but then he had to stick a goalie in to make a team. Should have been Mignolet

Subs bench

Joe Allen (£15 million )
Rickie Lambert
Victor Moses
Nuri Sahin

[I, Ravel Morrison]

Getting Klopp in would be so refreshing, partly due to the fact that he seems really authentic while I have a feeling Rodgers is trying too hard to be Bill Shankly.

I think Rodgers could use a break to "find himself".

I get that impression as well. I'd say Klopp's public image is every bit as cultivated as Rodgers was, but perhaps less contrived.

We shall see firsthand anyways!

[dww]

From Phil McNulty article on BBC. Team of Rodgers flops

Bit unfair to include Bogdan but then he had to stick a goalie in to make a team.

Sakho too. Frankly it is just an exercise in kicking a man when he is down.

[redmike65]

Trash click bait, its only a matter of time before even the Financial Times is running this level of junk.

[Chris]

Phil Mcnulty is a clueless old cunt.

[Harv]

I've got a sneaky feeling that Brendan will end up at Spurs one day.

Nah, he'll go to Toon when they bin Schteve.

They'll lap up his dribble up there

[Phoenix07]

Liverpool's decision to sack Brendan Rodgers just eight games into the new Premier League season could cost the club more than £10million.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...rpool-10m.html

[McDermotX]

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