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Well everyone knew this was the case didn't they?
Very naive if you thought otherwise, esp as other potential candidates cried off.
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You just knew FSG didn't want to sack their stooge. FSG keeping him shows their ambition, happy to plod along, increase the bottom line and sell at the opportune moment.
Rodgers will need got to get off to a flyer next season or he's ****ed.He’s here! I *know* he’s here! That’s him, I’m telling you that’s him! You hear me? I’m telling you it’s *Keyser Soze*!Comment
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Originally posted by BobTheCharmer View Post
* The above is posted in my opinion. Feel free to disagree.Comment
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Time for the forum to go into meltdown.
Klopp on LFC vs MUFC (March 9th 2016) - "This is why I love football. This is why we watched it when we were young. I can still not have enough of it."
Always, keep your face to the sun, and shadows will fall behind you.Comment
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Let the battle for 5th commence!Comment
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No meltdown - just a countdown to the sale.Glass Half Full
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Thankfully people on here are still fairly respectable to each other, had a look at this twitter thing earlier and there are some massive cunts on there. What is wrong with people.Originally posted by Slinky Skills View PostTime for the forum to go into meltdown.Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won’t expect it back. Oscar WildeComment
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Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’Comment
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Originally posted by fidget View Post
A clear indication that they're not here for the long-haul. Hopefully now that FFP is going to be relaxed we'll get a wealthier owner who will enable us to compete beyond 5th/6th place.
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Brendan Rodgers to STAY as Liverpool manager
BRENDAN RODGERS will remain as Liverpool manager following his end-of-season review with the Anfield hierarchy.
By PAUL JOYCE
PUBLISHED: 18:30, Tue, Jun 2, 2015 | UPDATED: 18:36, Tue, Jun 2, 2015
Rodgers met chairman Tom Werner and Mike Gordon, president of the club’s owners Fenway Sports Group, for a two-hour debrief at a city centre location yesterday into why the campaign had fallen short of expectations.
The upshot the meeting is that Rodgers will be handed the chance to lead Liverpool’s revival next season after all parties agreed on a “comprehensive plan for improvement” designed to help the club move forward.
Liverpool did not discuss the details of that blueprint, and it is unclear whether there will be a reshuffle behind the scenes, but Rodgers’ position is unchanged.
The summit talks have been described as “good and productive” and that manager and FSG “move forward together.”
Imminent deals for the likes of James Milner and Danny Ings have been set in motion by Rodgers, who is also keen to land Southampton full-back Nathaniel Clyne. Liverpool had a bid of £9m rejected last week.
Rodgers’ position had come under scrutiny after Liverpool’s campaign fell short of expectations with a sixth place finish in the Premier League and an early exit from the Champions League.
Although he guided the club to semi-finals in both domestic cup competitions, last summer’s £110m spending spree has left the club feeling short changed with a number of players failing to establish themselves.
Set against that have been the repeated injuries suffered by Daniel Sturridge, who was ruled out for practically all of last season and Liverpool suffered as a result.
The 6-1 drubbing by Stoke in the final game of the season has seen many supporters lose faith in Rodgers and he will head into next season under pressure to prove himself once again.
Werner and Gordon had flown into Merseyside on Monday night for a number of meetings of which the get-together with Rodgers was just one.
Discussions on Liverpool’s stadium expansion were also on the agenda and Werner will now attend the Premier League’s shareholders meeting on Thursday.
http://www.express.co.uk/sport/footb...y-Sports-Group
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No ****. Did they need to have a meeting to establish that?Beyond the clarity on Rodgers' position, no details regarding Liverpool’s plan of action have been revealed at this stage, but the club wants to return to the Champions League and get back to the stylish, attacking football that led to a title challenge in 2014.Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’Comment
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Surely this was a planned end of season meeting. Its the fans and media making a big thing of it. No?Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won’t expect it back. Oscar WildeComment
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