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The only gracious way to accept an insult is to ignore it; if you can't ignore it, top it; if you can't top it, laugh at it; if you can't laugh at it, it's probably deserved.
@ comparing him to Shankly. He's not even started the job yet.
He's not Shankly and there won't be another like him, but let's hope in the future his name can be mentioned alongside Shankly, Paisley , Fagan , Dalglish , Benitez. How do you put Houllier in small letters?
Fair comment Colin, but let's look at some quotes from the new boss on his own merit:
Originally posted by Brendan Rodgers
I like to control games. I like to be responsible for our own destiny. If you are better than your opponent with the ball you have a 79 per cent chance of winning the game. For me it is quite logical. It doesn’t matter how big or small you are, if you don’t have the ball you can’t score.
Originally posted by Brenden Rodgers
My template for everything is organisation. With the ball you have to know the movement patterns, the rotation, the fluidity and positioning of the team. Then there’s our defensive organisation. So if it is not going well we have a default mechanism which makes us hard to beat and we can pass our way into the game again. Rest with the ball. Then we’ll build again.
Originally posted by Brendon Rodgers
I believe if you give a bad player time, he can play. If you give a good player time, he can kill you. So our emphasis is based around our positioning both with and without the ball. And for us, when we press well, we pass well.
Originally posted by Buck Rodgers
You work on zonal pressure, so that when it is in your zone, you have the capacity to press. That ability to press immediately, within five or six seconds to get the ball, is important. But you also have to understand when you can't and what the triggers are then to go for it again because you can't run about like a madman.
Originally posted by Brendo
It's decision-making and intelligence. And this was always the thing with the British player, they were always deemed never to be intelligent, not to have good decision-making skills but could fight like hell for the ball. I believe they have all of the [attributes] and, if you can structure that, then you can have real, effective results.
Originally posted by B-Rod
When we have the football everybody’s a player. The difference with us is that when we have the ball we play with 11 men, other teams play with 10 and a goalkeeper.
depends on how they fit into the style of play we want to adopt really, that really goes for all players we have at the moment. If they don't fit into the system we want to play we need to ship them out and replace with players that do.
All guess work at the moment though on who might stay and who doesn't fit in; I do expect some out going players though
depends on how they fit into the style of play we want to adopt really, that really goes for all players we have at the moment. If they don't fit into the system we want to play we need to ship them out and replace with players that do.
All guess work at the moment though on who might stay and who doesn't fit in; I do expect some out going players though
+1.
As a rough guide, this gives us a decent enough layout of our current squad:
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