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25th September 2019 at 10:05 am #48374Anonymous
I think United will have to have a long think when Pochetino becomes available.
Threeps, You say united need a DOF, Chelsea have finally just done that with Chech… The proof will be in the pudding as you’d hope an inexperienced team in management, as Chelsea’s is with Morris, Chech and Lampard, will learn along the way as they did on the pitch.
Pagan, I’d argue attacking is the easy part of the game when you have creative professionals. In business, having the best creative minds is fine, but you need support staff to get the best out of them. Defending is an art and ive not seen anything from Lampard to suggest he is getting it right, Derby shipped goals and Chelsea are too.
Would United go for Zidane if he is sacked? or Pochetino?
I think what we are seeing in the game is a blind trust in young managers. Its refreshing to see new faces being given jobs… Just no idea how it’ll turn out in the end.
Gerrard for Liverpool? Wouldn’t he slip on the steps going to sign the contract… boom boom…. couldn’t help myself. If I was a Liverpool fan it would terrify me having Gerrard back as a coach after managing Rangers, Sorry to say, Scottish footballs is as competitive as Rap C Nesbit on a Sunday morning.
I also had misgivings about Lampard as coach at Chelsea. I still do but accept the situation has driven the choice, but given how we are playing and conceding schoolboy type goals, still think I’ll be happy with a lower to mid table finish avoiding a relegation battle.
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25th September 2019 at 10:30 am #48377i wouldnt touch ZZ with a bargepole whoever the club, the man very luckily won 3 CL in a row which is steall, but with the team he had then and the money he spent this summer and he still isnt happy and wants more and cant get them playing well ….yet
think he might be a tad overrated as a manager…
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25th September 2019 at 10:36 am #48379AnonymousStevo… Unless your Jose, never go back. Only he could do that sort of job. I think he did get lucky, but all that glitters and all that, United will probably swoop in like a magpie… My puns are awful today.
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25th September 2019 at 10:43 am #48380Mak, Re Gerrard “Liverpool fans have to be smarter than this. Weβve got to pull away from this idea of βits meant to beβ and actually ask if itβs the right move, cause the wrong one can set you back 5 years. Another mistake after that can ruin you as a club.”
Trickiest thing in the world replacing a previously succesful Manager as United found out it will come to Liverpool and City eventually City probably first.
I think the circumstances were right in appointing Frank and now the key is for the fans and Board to back him but it will be completely different circumstances at Liverpool when the time comes.
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25th September 2019 at 12:07 pm #48387AnonymousExactly Nine. Under the right circumstances, it can be the correct decision and in Chelsea’s case it actually was but this was a freak scenario. I get the feeling though that if Lampard works out, it’ll strengthen the ‘Gerrard for manager’ campaign. The 2 lads were compared so much through-out their careers as players, so no doubt this will continue. It wasn’t a great comparison while they were players and that tenuous thread will be even weaker now but that won’t stop it from getting people behind this idea.
I definitely want to see how Gerrard does at Rangers and then a PL club before I start calling for him, over you know, a top top manager.
Some acts are hard to follow, like Fergie. I don’t think Klopp will ever win the PL with an awful team and then retire though. I will never know how he won anything with the lot he left Utd with. I think this is his greatest achievement but it’s also totally screwed the club over. Well, that and bringing in Moyes afterwards, The crazy Dutch bastard, Jose.. None of them suited Utd’s philosophy. People on here say that doesn’t matter, well it does.
Liverpool’s owners/executives seem to have their heads screwed on. I mean they got Klopp in the first palce and they have a fantastic Sporting director, so hopefully they will be smart enough to avoid sentimentality when appointing Klopp’s successor.
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25th September 2019 at 12:15 pm #48388Mak, personally Iβve got my eye on Xabi Alonso for when the time comes.
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25th September 2019 at 12:27 pm #48393maybe a bit unfair on Stevie G saying he “onky at ragners” etc, lets be honest, they were and still are in a very difficult position, and he would still need to get them playing, build a squad and mentality and make tactical choices, if he does all that very well then he may be good enough for Pool or any other club, youd really need to hear week in week out from Rangers fans as to how he is doing in all that…..but no point taking someone because they “used” to be a good player for you….
we have many great ex players none of whom have done squat as managers as yet!
when its time for the big 2 to move on though, the cycle will start again and likley another 2 wil take over and those 2 will just be BIG 4 clubs and slowly wain…..but only if other clubs step up and also get lucky with managers and players….
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25th September 2019 at 12:53 pm #48396AnonymousAlonso, perhaps. If I were to guess, I’d say he might know the tactical side of the game better but the skillset for management is a world apart and with communication/character maybe being one of the most important ones, if not the most important (oddly), you just never know who has the chops until they try it.
As for it being harsh on Gerrard regards Rangers. They are in a joke of a league, with only 2 winners for 30 or so years. Doing well up there with either celtic of Rangers isn’t worth much. The fact that Rangers are coming back from oblivion does give it some value though but if I were reviewing CV’s for the role of manager at Liverpool, I’d be more impressed with someone who challenged for the Serie A against Juve, or who won the Bundesliga ahead of Bayern, or someone who did well in any respected competition and the Scottish PL isn’t on that list.
It’s my opinion that the Scottish sides should be brought into the “English” Leagues. In case anyone might wonder why that’s in quotes, Cardiff, Swansea etc.. And for the record, I’d add them all in, from League One down. Have them play a season for their places kinda deal.
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25th September 2019 at 1:08 pm #48397Anonymous999… The circumstances were right for appointing frank. I fell off my chair laughing at that Chelsea fan foible. If Chelsea hadn’t appointed him, the fans would have just gone down the chanting you dont know what your doing, and F**K the manager once again. (really classless by Chelsea fans that).
It happened with Benitez, when he was manager, fans were split when mentioned about taking over for a second time or when the board realised they were making another multimillion pound (Player/ manager/ recruitment – Sarri/ Jorginho) error and mooted keeping Sarri. At which point CFC fans went into collective tantrum mode while throwing the rattles out of the pram at Sarri… poor man, no wonder he didnt want to stay given the ABUSE he took week in and out.
If we hadn’t appointed frank there would have been mutiny in the stands. (note fans will and are being bypassed by clubs because they no longer rely or need fans in stadiums) The fact that fans are so willing to overlook the clubs catastrophic defending and hope that two players returning from injury will seal up the holes and bad positioning goes to show how desperate they are for him to succeed. I pointed out defending wasn’t his strength before the season and it is coming to pass.
the signs are really troubling that we’ve not kept a clean sheet yet.
It has been the clubs strength for ten or more years and we’ve gone backwards so far with Lampard in defensive quality. Dave is being made a scapegoat for our troubles by fans, the guy is one of the best defenders in the world game and has been since joining the club… But the fans think he’s to blame… mindless. anyhow, good day
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25th September 2019 at 1:36 pm #48398Anything interesting to say? something other than shitting on chelsea and their fans, or calling people racist?
I mean your posts are all over the place here, dont really see the link to your chosen thread title and it seems you are just on the wind up again, no balance to what you post what so ever.
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25th September 2019 at 1:44 pm #48399Iβll be devastated when klopp goes. I think he will only be here two more seasons after this.
He had totally changed everything about the club. The way he talks. The way we play. The crowd and just about everything
I really didnβt think he would have this much of an impact. The biggest compliment I can give him , is there is absolutely nothing to moan about as a Liverpool fan these days.
We wonβt find anyone good enough to replace him. Iβd sell Salah tomorrow if it meant klopp staying for longer
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25th September 2019 at 1:56 pm #48400might be just as well he doesnt stay top lonng, ig AW had gone after 10 years it would have been hard to move on but he would have remained an absolute legend, the next 10 years undid so much of that and left us in mess, he undid much of his own good work (as did ol red nose but still won the PL even with a shit team)
be greatful for what you have…it cant and wont last so enjoy~!
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25th September 2019 at 1:56 pm #48401I really didnβt think he would have this much of an impact. The biggest compliment I can give him , is there is absolutely nothing to moan about as a Liverpool fan these days.
Take note, Silly-Willy-Nilly…. π
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25th September 2019 at 2:09 pm #48403It’s because he’s been given time Chucks, which in turn validates my pointβ½οΈβ½οΈ???
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25th September 2019 at 2:16 pm #48404442, “999β¦ The circumstances were right for appointing frank. I fell off my chair laughing at that Chelsea fan foible.”
Why’s that 442 when you yourself posted only today you “accept the situation has driven the choice”!?
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25th September 2019 at 3:53 pm #48409Anonymous999.. I fell off my chair laughing because you and the others of your ilk have never called for the introduction of youth, or appointing a manager like Frank Lampard until now… ie, you got so fed up with managers who won trophies that you hounded them out via social media and chanting to remove them from the ground.. ie match going fans… now your saying Lamps is the best thing since sliced bread when we’ve got an absolute rookie at the helm making an absolute cowpat of the teams most important strength over the last 10/15 seasons… the thing that’s helped us win so much silverware, the defence. Were losing games we won or drew last season. Thats not really progress and our own most successful manager in the clubs history (Jose) has warned about forgetting how to win or being soft in defeat.
But hey, you know, ive got to focus on the positives.
Lucky… turn these around βοΈ and go have conversations with yourself one the other site.
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25th September 2019 at 4:09 pm #48411Pep will be the best choice to replace Klopp.
No, not that one silly, I mean Pep Lijnders. He has shown ambition to manage before (didn’t work out, but then NEC are not LFC), and it would be a seamless transition from Klopp.
For other teams that might be looking in the near future I’d stay away from the older “established” names and go for someone young and with modern ideas. Maybe in the German league like Nagelsmann, or maybe even look closer to home with Eddie Howe. If they have good people around them then they could have every chance to succeed. So has Frank, hence why I don’t get the negativity already.
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25th September 2019 at 4:20 pm #48412I was thinking that threeps but huge step up for him
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25th September 2019 at 4:24 pm #48413The site you were banned on eh 442?
You have just completely mischaracterized nine there for no good apparent reason other than I suppose to make yourself feel good. Really poor stuff
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25th September 2019 at 4:28 pm #48414AnonymousI mean it’ll be a few years , I hope but in that time, what if Rodgers has proven himself at Leicester and done really well? Let’s say he’s gotten a lot better at talking to the press (a lot of his issues were naivety, with what he could say openly). He could come back. A lot of his problems, besides the bloody obvious (losing Suarez to Barca and Sturridge to an ambulance) are no longer a problem. They have worked out the kinks that they had with the previous transfer committee. Now we’ve got a world class Sporting Director, who I imagine wouldn’t give that tosser Balotelli a second look. of course, back then we didn’t have the star pull power that Klopp has helped build. We would lose some for sure but we’d keep a lot too, given that we have a top quality player in every single position in our first 11.
I’m not petitioning for Rodgers but how against it would you lads be? I would strongly consider it TBH. I know what Rodgers can do with quality attackers. Of course we’ll learn more about him over the next 3 years, now that he’s back in the PL. He’s doing well so far but it’s way too early to tell, course but I’ll be watching Leicester closely, regardless of this question.
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