Brendan Rodgers

[The Birdman]

Shaggy I've just noticed we both registered on Est 1 month apart in 2006 yet you have over 100,000 more posts than me.

If my maths is right you have averaged approx. 38 posts a day over 7.5 years

Compared to my (just over) 1 a day.

[Shaggy]

37. A good chunk of them are just 'Band name - album name' so, whatever

[Chazza]

Shaggy I've just noticed we both registered on Est 1 month apart in 2006 yet you have over 100,000 more posts than me.

If my maths is right you average approx. 38 posts a day

You would be posting much more if you weren't spending so much time living the high life with Lee Probert.

[McDermotX]

Guardiola...............the ManU fans' ultimate wet dream.


Expect much veneration during these CL games.

[The Birdman]

You would be posting much more if you weren't spending so much time living the high life with Lee Probert.

Hold up, before I was hobnobbing with Lee Probert Shaggy was single handily taking down the internet and swapping Whats App messages with Ian Ayre.

#bigcheese

[Cormack74]

Shaggy I've just noticed we both registered on Est 1 month apart in 2006 yet you have over 100,000 more posts than me.

If my maths is right you have averaged approx. 38 posts a day over 7.5 years

Compared to my (just over) 1 a day.

Quality not quantity

[Sarb]

So could he be our Pep? Talk about going off on a tangent

[dom9]

So then....

Brendan or Rafa?

[Sarb]

I will stay away from this thread for a while

Rodgers....easily for me

[Fredo]

Bring Arn back.

[EwarWoo]

Rafa, without any doubt.

Seriously but, Rogers.

[RichC]

So then....

Brendan or Rafa?

Oh Dom

What have you done !!!!

[Fredo]

[DannyMan2006]

No Pep v Rodgers, but in the season he took on Barca he had a dressing room full of winners, that if I'm not wrong, had not long since dominated Europe under Riijkaard. Didn't they beat Arsenal in 2006? The truth is that Barca had a shed load of successful players that under Rijkaard had lost the desire. Pep did an amazing job to galvanise them and introduced fresh players and ideas to the squad.

Rodgers took over a side that had been abysmal in the league for quite sometime. The squad was ageing and the first task he had was build a side after having released half the best players cos they're wages we're too high or they'd had enough. Rodgers has won nothing yet, but IMO, if he wins the title this year, that achievement is up there with anything in the modern era.

[RichC]

If Rodgers takes us from 7th last season to winning it this one then that will be right up there in terms of achievements, teams don't make that sort of leap in one go

I mean if he steers us to a top 3 finish that in itself is an amazing effort but to go on and win it would ensure legendary status at Liverpool.