Liverpool

[Blackmag 6,263]

Well that's arsenal manager gone I wonder if pouch will roll up there 

[WILF 48,542]

4 minutes ago, Blackmag said:

Dyche was another one I think Gerrard might be hard one to get from rangers pouch would be a good shout for you and no compensation to pay 

The only reason I could see a coach like Pottechino coming to us is if he took a notion to build something from f**k all and wanted a really, really good base to start from.

I personally think we are a great club (I would say that wouldn’t I !) and if someone wanted to do something brilliant without the weight of expectation then there’s no finer place. Jmho 

[Blackmag 6,263]

You never know wilf sometimes that sort of challenge could appeal to some building something they can create and not having that expectations adding that pressure you see at other teams in the prem 

[gnasher16 30,714]

Pellegrini just doesnt have the personality to motivate players.... im told that Noble is more like a manager than the manager is he is literally running the show and it makes sense because theres nothing else he offers this squad !

Lee Bowyer is a good shout but then theres probably a bit of sentiment creeping in there....i just think we,re entering a stage of top level football where managing a squad of players takes a lot of energy and fresh ideas i dont think we,ll see too many of the Pellegrini/Hodgson/Warnock types for too much longer.

Be interesting to see who pitches up at the Arsenal next they,re talking about the Wolves geezer which will be a shame for them.....maybe Brendan Rodgers is a good fit ?

[WILF 48,542]

1 minute ago, gnasher16 said:

Pellegrini just doesnt have the personality to motivate players.... im told that Noble is more like a manager than the manager is he is literally running the show and it makes sense because theres nothing else he offers this squad !

Lee Bowyer is a good shout but then theres probably a bit of sentiment creeping in there....i just think we,re entering a stage of top level football where managing a squad of players takes a lot of energy and fresh ideas i dont think we,ll see too many of the Pellegrini/Hodgson/Warnock types for too much longer.

Be interesting to see who pitches up at the Arsenal next they,re talking about the Wolves geezer which will be a shame for them.....maybe Brendan Rodgers is a good fit ?

Good post mate, totally agree with that.

[Blackmag 6,263]

2 minutes ago, gnasher16 said:

Pellegrini just doesnt have the personality to motivate players.... im told that Noble is more like a manager than the manager is he is literally running the show and it makes sense because theres nothing else he offers this squad !

Lee Bowyer is a good shout but then theres probably a bit of sentiment creeping in there....i just think we,re entering a stage of top level football where managing a squad of players takes a lot of energy and fresh ideas i dont think we,ll see too many of the Pellegrini/Hodgson/Warnock types for too much longer.

Be interesting to see who pitches up at the Arsenal next they,re talking about the Wolves geezer which will be a shame for them.....maybe Brendan Rodgers is a good fit ?

I saw areta name being linked with veira as assistant I think pep said he can see he's going to be a manager one day I hope the wolves lad stays and carries on building what he's started may be someone like arerta could be a good shout for your hammers 

[gnasher16 30,714]

2 minutes ago, Blackmag said:

I saw areta name being linked with veira as assistant I think pep said he can see he's going to be a manager one day I hope the wolves lad stays and carries on building what he's started may be someone like arerta could be a good shout for your hammers 

He doesnt do much for me mate but what do i know......im still pining for my Super Slav 

[WILF 48,542]

I was excited about signing that Haller but at the minute he has a face on him like he got off the bus at the wrong stop, in a town he don’t know and don’t have any change in his pocket for a fair back again ! Lol 

[Stoney100 1,179]

1 hour ago, gnasher16 said:

Interesting post as that is i disagree with all that Robbie Fowler " he,s Liverpool through and through "....and " Scouse as Scouse can be " stuff....so what !.....managers shouldnt and cant go by the same sentimentality that us fans do we are currently having the same thing now at my club Mark Nobles time is up but he,s a club " legend " so is the first name on the team sheet...but he,s holding this side back....Fowler was a great player but if he wasnt doing the business at the time then it was right to move him on.

Thing is mate, Fowler was still doing the business.......him and houllier fell out and Fowler left over all that more than football reasons.......it seemed like the club was selling out to houllier and his new European ways and got them nowhere.......imagine a young hungry Fowler playing under klopp at anfield now......he would take him under his wing and make him feel on top of the world not ship him off to Leeds at 26 and in his prime!

[Stoney100 1,179]

Some great European night lately

[Stoney100 1,179]

Let’s all take a moment to remember just how good Fowler was.......better than Suarez imo

 

[WILF 48,542]

3 minutes ago, Stoney100 said:

Thing is mate, Fowler was still doing the business.......him and houllier fell out and Fowler left over all that more than football reasons.......it seemed like the club was selling out to houllier and his new European ways and got them nowhere.......imagine a young hungry Fowler playing under klopp at anfield now......he would take him under his wing and make him feel on top of the world not ship him off to Leeds at 26 and in his prime!

The whole spice boys turn out wouldn’t even get in a Klopp side I’m willing to bet.....I reckon a coach like Klopp is too professional for all that pissing about.

[Stoney100 1,179]

3 minutes ago, WILF said:

The whole spice boys turn out wouldn’t even get in a Klopp side I’m willing to bet.....I reckon a coach like Klopp is too professional for all that pissing about.

True mate........but he would of loved Fowler imo

[gnasher16 30,714]

5 minutes ago, Stoney100 said:

Thing is mate, Fowler was still doing the business.......him and houllier fell out and Fowler left over all that more than football reasons.......it seemed like the club was selling out to houllier and his new European ways and got them nowhere.......imagine a young hungry Fowler playing under klopp at anfield now......he would take him under his wing and make him feel on top of the world not ship him off to Leeds at 26 and in his prime!

26 is that all he was i thought he was coming to the end of his career for some reason oh well fair enough.....what i was getting at is we all fall into the old sentimentality game and theres just no room for it at top level sport.....im terrible for it im always disappointed if we sign a manager with no affiliation to the club if we aint got Bert from the pie & mash shop as manager and Chris from the dry cleaners popping the goals in i think we,ve sold out 

 

[WILF 48,542]

21 minutes ago, Stoney100 said:

True mate........but he would of loved Fowler imo

Mate, I can almost guarantee that Fowler and most players of that era couldn’t have handled the pace of Liverpool and City’s game today.

Different times mate.