Steven Gerrard

[TheElephantMan]

I'd like to see him as player/coach at Prescot Cables. He can work his way up to the Liverpool job eventually.

[Buzzo]

Dalglish was still a top top player when he took over and lets face it that Liverpool squad was so good it was almost "too" easy to take the reigns (and by the way it can be argued that Dalglish ended up weakening the side with some notably poor sales/buys in the last couple of seasons so he wasn't infallible).

These days the nature of game and the league is such that there is very little room for error, LFC did so with Bodgson/Dalglish's return period, Man Utd are going through it now post Fergie. So if anyone did suggest Gerrard to manage Liverpool right now they'd need their head checking. Just as any Utd supporter backing Giggs or The Shop Steward would.

Kenny wasn't at his imperious peak when he became PM (still great obviously) he only started 21 games when we won the double. Paul Walsh was the other forward until he got injured.

Stevie wise good luck to him wherever he chooses to go. Having him around as a periferal coach/youth coach seems a no brainier.

[Buzzo]

Said nobody on the planet, ever

We've got the perfect manager.

I'm already dreading when he gets his seven year itch. Maybe Stevie will be ready for the job by then?

[redmike65]

There is football opinion beyond est1892 you know (almost all of it uninformed)

[Lecter]

Kenny wasn't at his imperious peak when he became PM (still great obviously) he only started 21 games when we won the double. Paul Walsh was the other forward until he got injured.

Stevie wise good luck to him wherever he chooses to go. Having him around as a periferal coach/youth coach seems a no brainier.

Not sure Walsh wouldnt have been pushed out

We were struggling that season until Kenny came back into the side and there had been calls for him to return earlier

[Lecter]

MK Dons is the right and wrong move for him at the same time.

I think he should be applauded for showing the willingness to drop down the leagues to cut his teeth at management.

He'll learn more there than looking after our academy players for instance. In a world where people are baulking over Swansea having the temerity to appoint a far more experienced coach over Ryan Giggs, (a guy who has been involved as an assistant in the worst 3 years of Utd tin recent history) Gerrard is showing class by not trying the "do you know who I am" routine.

So the right move is dropping down the leagues to learn the trade.

However, MK dons may be a bad place to go as Winkleman is investing no money in his team. He's brought his bad hair and ill fitting suits to MK and built a stadium on the back of Asda's money. The plastic fan base they have for the main (they all used to support us/ Arsenal/ Chelseas/ Spurs) are constantly complaining.

They are probably the most despised team outside of the Prem and are a bunch of Franchise football c**ts. The fact AFC have caught up with them (when apparently a team in Wimbledon wouldn't survive) says everything about the tin pot piss poor side they are.

I ****ing hate Winkleman and everything he stands for. He's the Netto Peter Stringfellow.

A lower league club would be ideal for a first managerial position but I think he should coach before getting a managers job

Thats just my take on it

[Fivex]

There is football opinion beyond est1892 you know (almost all of it uninformed)

I believe this statement but not the previous one.

[Buzzo]

Not sure Walsh wouldnt have been pushed out

We were struggling that season until Kenny came back into the side and there had been calls for him to return earlier

I'm only going on the stat, and don't know exactly which games Kenny played. But he definitely didn't always start himself when he was PM.

I'm not saying it was the right decision either, clearly Kenny was the better player, but I guess at what, 34/35 with the added responsibilities of management he couldn't play every game.

[danperkins]

No.

This type of backwards looking, sentimental bollocks should have has no place in the modern Liverpool.

He doesn't 'deserve' to come on for a few games in order to pick up a league winners medal. I actually think he'd baulk at the very notion.

[G]

There are some people who'd love Gerrard as manager right now (well next season) so infatuated are they

ffs

[BG1973]

I'd like him back playing this season.

As a sub, to come on when we have a four goal cushion.

And give him a league winners medal.

Total pie in the sky of course..

[Venton]

No.

This type of backwards looking, sentimental bollocks should have has no place in the modern Liverpool.

He doesn't 'deserve' to come on for a few games in order to pick up a league winners medal. I actually think he'd baulk at the very notion.

[Fivex]

I'd like him back playing this season.



As a sub, to come on when we have a four goal cushion.



And give him a league winners medal.



Total pie in the sky of course..

Yeah but why? Proves nothing and the idea is fairly piteous imo - it won't make any material difference to anything. He's not a charity case.

I'm sure he'd prefer to win the thing properly as the gaffer in 6 years time as it would represent an actual achievement.

[BG1973]

I was kind of joking..

Wouldn't waste a sub place in him reality.

He should go and join Rafa at Newcastle.

[Tee]

I'd be happy to go along with whatever Klopp decides. If he wants him here so do I, if not no worries. But the man is the greatest and nothing would give me greater pleasure than seeing him atone for that slip....