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All i'm saying is that he shouldn't be given anymore money. He's been given plenty enough to make huge improvements but has shown that his judgement ain't what it was. No club owner in their right mind would finance more spending when the last £100m spent was so wasteful.
There are plenty of managers that we could get who haven't been out of the game, and with recent success. Managers are generally a generation older than their players and would jump at managing us because in their minds we are still a top, prestigious club.

Being lenient will take us backwards. Whilst that may seem to be the noble way of doing things, i'd rather we were successful than simply seen as a club that doesn't react to problems quickly enough.

If you look at Dalglish's record as a manager its pretty mixed notwithstanding the fact he had been out of the game for so long. So why people are expecting great things I am not sure. In fact the whole club is getting to be a mystery to me. I have no idea where we are going.

I am struggling to work that one out too Stanley, where are we heading? This is the season where we were supposed to improve, however after a long wait and couple of knee jerk reactions, we are heading in the wrong direction and its the truth.

faz if you cant see the difference bt kenny and hodgson....

what are they ? only diffence i see is 100 million spent , roy wasnt good enough , but roy had a club in turmoil , no money players wanting to leave , dalglish has got a steady club ., supportive owners has spent loads of money so explain the difference please

CarheeX is right, imo. There's no way forward without a change. If sentiment in any way influenced the last appointment it shouldn't this time. Along with others on here, I've already suggested Rodgers - the budget might suit him better than Mourinho etc. The longer this drags on, the worse for KK and I don't want that. His commitment to the club I would never doubt. His suitability based on his recent judgements has to be questioned and I think this is how Fenway will see it.

Sacking Kenny would be the wrong thing to do, give him this season and then the owners should decide. However I must say its heading towards the wrong direction for Kenny, he must improve and fast.

Actually we don't know a rats píss about how FSG see it. We don't know who made the shítty signings come true. Remember that both Comolli and FSG are stat freaks. If KD were against all these signings then they won't see him as the scape goat now - no way!

If this is the fact then perhaps they have learned that signing players can't be made upon stat analysis only.

But I could be wrong about all this and if so then KD is definitely to blame and has to start deliver ASAP, or he's toast!

ok.

one manager, if he had stayed on, would have sent us into a relegation battle. the other, ddnt get a steady club, he steadied it, restored a lot of its pride and has begun the rebuilding process. everyone wanted success over night, but it didnt happen. if we had won yesteraday everyone would have been delighted with the rebuilding process, but we lost one game and the reaction has been so ridiculously in the other direction that people are behaving like drama queens, its embarrasing, i worked for 3 months in a creche and i never saw behaviour like it.