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Haha! your right Roy is a very professional coach,but i find it hard to take seriously the homage paid to him for his career when we are all supposed to take critisism for paying too much attention to kennys career, doesnt add up to me. out of the two, i know where my respect is directed toward.
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its completely true. However, i didnt mean he came for the money, total opposite actually. my point was that he was brought in on the cheap by the yanks who ddidnt want the hassle of a top flight manager.
I think he took the job because it was an opportunity to manage a top flight club. But never in the history of the club would anyone have dreamed of a scenario where RH became lfc manager. Not even Roy himself would have thought it. But in he came (due to an alterior motive on behalf of the owners), made a balls of it, and then he had the audacity to criticise the fans? fck him. I respect him so much less since he took the liverpool job. well i do think he thought and i think i am right he never got any sort of chance from the fans , ok he failed and his 100% in the end wasnt right for all the issue and baggage that surrounded LFC at the time , so he maybe has a dig which i still can remember what he actually said that was so bad . you say "the fans" like your not a part of liverpool supporters
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it was basically a suggestion that the fans were not doing their part. i got the impression that he felt the fans should have been dancing in the streets with his appointment, but why would we? he's roy hodgson. he was an unlikely person to succeed, everyone was sceptical about his appointment, and the doubts were realised. he was far too arrogant considering who he was and where hee came from. it was always going to be a short honey moon period, but he really made it shorter by having a go at the fans. he was lucky he wasnt eaten alive. its lfc for fck sake. he's roy hodgson. we were performing horribly, nearing relegation, and he criticised the fans. i cant stand that kind of arrogance.,
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its completely true. However, i didnt mean he came for the money, total opposite actually. my point was that he was brought in on the cheap by the yanks who ddidnt want the hassle of a top flight manager.
I think he took the job because it was an opportunity to manage a top flight club. But never in the history of the club would anyone have dreamed of a scenario where RH became lfc manager. Not even Roy himself would have thought it. But in he came (due to an alterior motive on behalf of the owners), made a balls of it, and then he had the audacity to criticise the fans? fck him. I respect him so much less since he took the liverpool job. well i do think he thought and i think i am right he never got any sort of chance from the fans , ok he failed and his 100% in the end wasnt right for all the issue and baggage that surrounded LFC at the time , so he maybe has a dig which i still can remember what he actually said that was so bad . you say "the fans" like your not a part of liverpool supporters hogdson didnt offened me a nd i gave him a chance like every manager good, bad or indifferent should get so i am a liverpool supporter but not like the ones easliy offended by a manager under pressure maybe protecting himself , it make he laugh that liverpool supporters think all would have been sweetness and light if dalglish would have been appointed this time last season , well i can gurantee this it would have been simliar yes liverpool might have won the odd game more , but the club could have still gone under, masherano still would have gone on strike the day of a big game and torres would still have played like a cu^t .
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Exactly, who the hell would of thought Roy Hodgson would be Liverpool manager, his record does not show any credibility, apart from winning "LMA manager of the year" that's like the holy grail for managers, he was not the peoples choice, but the cheapskate choice, so he had no right to criticize he fans when he was actually very lucky to be in that position, due to Liverpool at that time being run by Monkeys
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youre right about torres, thats for sure. i think dalglish coming in earlier could have got us CL for this year. if roy had of stayed on we would be in the championship.
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its completely true. However, i didnt mean he came for the money, total opposite actually. my point was that he was brought in on the cheap by the yanks who ddidnt want the hassle of a top flight manager.
I think he took the job because it was an opportunity to manage a top flight club. But never in the history of the club would anyone have dreamed of a scenario where RH became lfc manager. Not even Roy himself would have thought it. But in he came (due to an alterior motive on behalf of the owners), made a balls of it, and then he had the audacity to criticise the fans? fck him. I respect him so much less since he took the liverpool job. well i do think he thought and i think i am right he never got any sort of chance from the fans , ok he failed and his 100% in the end wasnt right for all the issue and baggage that surrounded LFC at the time , so he maybe has a dig which i still can remember what he actually said that was so bad . you say "the fans" like your not a part of liverpool supporters hogdson didnt offened me a nd i gave him a chance like every manager good, bad or indifferent should get so i am a liverpool supporter but not like the ones easliy offended by a manager under pressure maybe protecting himself , it make he laugh that liverpool supporters think all would have been sweetness and light if dalglish would have been appointed this time last season , well i can gurantee this it would have been simliar yes liverpool might have won the odd game more , but the club could have still gone under, masherano still would have gone on strike the day of a big game and torres would still have played like a cu^t . ok if you like hindsight so much, we could also say Dalgish would of bought better players than Koncheskey and Poulsen, and give more of our youth talent some games. Oh and yes, Hodgson replacing Torres with the better Carlton Cole, who's scoring record is close to a midfielder.
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it was basically a suggestion that the fans were not doing their part. i got the impression that he felt the fans should have been dancing in the streets with his appointment, but why would we? he's roy hodgson. he was an unlikely person to succeed, everyone was sceptical about his appointment, and the doubts were realised. he was far too arrogant considering who he was and where hee came from. it was always going to be a short honey moon period, but he really made it shorter by having a go at the fans. he was lucky he wasnt eaten alive. its lfc for fck sake. he's roy hodgson. we were performing horribly, nearing relegation, and he criticised the fans. i cant stand that kind of arrogance., utter nonsense he was not even given a welcome from the kop against arsenal not once did the fans give him any sort of backing not once , whay did you expect himm to think , he comes to liverpool with the clubs fans having this reputation of fairness and backing and he never sees it , ok he might have been a lot of things but to just dismiss him because he came from fulham was not right , no one in august knew he would fail and i will say there was a lot of issue going on around the club on and off the field which influenced thing on the pitch .
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What a boring conversation. Roy Hodgson failed at Liverpool, he was always doomed to fail. Not all his fault as no one would turn down the job but he did worse than he could have done. He made good players play horrible football and was too stubborn. Good luck to him I know he will do well at a much smaller club. That is his level.
Yes Dalglish will get more understanding than Roy, so what? Football isn't objective. He is a hero so he gets patience.
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it was basically a suggestion that the fans were not doing their part. i got the impression that he felt the fans should have been dancing in the streets with his appointment, but why would we? he's roy hodgson. he was an unlikely person to succeed, everyone was sceptical about his appointment, and the doubts were realised. he was far too arrogant considering who he was and where hee came from. it was always going to be a short honey moon period, but he really made it shorter by having a go at the fans. he was lucky he wasnt eaten alive. its lfc for fck sake. he's roy hodgson. we were performing horribly, nearing relegation, and he criticised the fans. i cant stand that kind of arrogance., utter nonsense he was not even given a welcome from the kop against arsenal not once did the fans give him any sort of backing not once , whay did you expect himm to think , he comes to liverpool with the clubs fans having this reputation of fairness and backing and he never sees it , ok he might have been a lot of things but to just dismiss him because he came from fulham was not right , no one in august knew he would fail and i will say there was a lot of issue going on around the club on and off the field which influenced thing on the pitch . what did you want fans to do, welcome him Hawaii style, you know with the flower necklace and coconut.
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