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There are some two faced people on here having a go at my views for wanting to sacrifice the F.A.Cup if it meant Dalglish leaving, I will take your mind back to last season when there were people on here wanting Liverpool to lose games because they knew it would result in Roy Hodgson getting the sack. By the way I am not having a go at these people because my own view is that unfortunately you need bad results within a football Club if you want change to happen otherwise you will be in the situation where you can win two, lose one and draw one forever and ever and nothing will ever get done, short term pain with a view for long term success is what is needed here and winning the F.A.Cup might keep him in a job another season by papering over the massive holes. Who in your honest opinion is the right man to take us forward if Dalglish does get the sack at the end of the season? We are at the stage now where anybody can do a bettter job than the current one, bit like the situation we were in when Roy Hodgson lost away at Blackburn last season. That's nonsense in my opinion. Anyway, we don't want to do just better than we are doing now. Else someone will come in, get us to 6th place and claim that it's good coz it's an improvement. We want a team to be challenging for the top. Not 4th - the top. And if we don't make top but finish in the top 4, we might just be satisfied... but only if we competed for top position for the best part of the season. i.e. like when we came 2nd recently. That's the kind of season we're looking for year in, year out.
'I was only in the game for the love of football - and I wanted to bring back happiness to the people of Liverpool.' Bill Shankly
'We should have made a signing or two in the last couple of transfer windows.' Vish
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There are some two faced people on here having a go at my views for wanting to sacrifice the F.A.Cup if it meant Dalglish leaving, I will take your mind back to last season when there were people on here wanting Liverpool to lose games because they knew it would result in Roy Hodgson getting the sack. By the way I am not having a go at these people because my own view is that unfortunately you need bad results within a football Club if you want change to happen otherwise you will be in the situation where you can win two, lose one and draw one forever and ever and nothing will ever get done, short term pain with a view for long term success is what is needed here and winning the F.A.Cup might keep him in a job another season by papering over the massive holes. Who in your honest opinion is the right man to take us forward if Dalglish does get the sack at the end of the season? We are at the stage now where anybody can do a bettter job than the current one, bit like the situation we were in when Roy Hodgson lost away at Blackburn last season. Yes but who. Who do you have in mind.
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There are some two faced people on here having a go at my views for wanting to sacrifice the F.A.Cup if it meant Dalglish leaving, I will take your mind back to last season when there were people on here wanting Liverpool to lose games because they knew it would result in Roy Hodgson getting the sack. By the way I am not having a go at these people because my own view is that unfortunately you need bad results within a football Club if you want change to happen otherwise you will be in the situation where you can win two, lose one and draw one forever and ever and nothing will ever get done, short term pain with a view for long term success is what is needed here and winning the F.A.Cup might keep him in a job another season by papering over the massive holes. Who in your honest opinion is the right man to take us forward if Dalglish does get the sack at the end of the season? We are at the stage now where anybody can do a bettter job than the current one, bit like the situation we were in when Roy Hodgson lost away at Blackburn last season. Yes but who. Who do you have in mind. Pepe Guardiola, Klopp, Paul Lambert, Brendan Rogers, Malky Mackay, Andre-Villas Boas, Joachim Loew, Michael Laudrup, or even Guus Poyet, right have given you at least 9 there so go and pick a fault or two with each which is what you are probably going to do anyway.
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Yeah, that is a problem in itself. Changing manager doesn't mean you have guaranteed success. Could be just more time lost as well!
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Yeah, that is a problem in itself. Changing manager doesn't mean you have guaranteed success. Could be just more time lost as well! exactly.... and how long do you give the next guy before you sack him? As soon as he gets one mediocre run of results... or a few of his first signings don't produce the goods straight away, do you start wishing the team to lose so you can bring in your new preferred candidate?
'I was only in the game for the love of football - and I wanted to bring back happiness to the people of Liverpool.' Bill Shankly
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Yeah, that is a problem in itself. Changing manager doesn't mean you have guaranteed success. Could be just more time lost as well! exactly.... and how long do you give the next guy before you sack him? As soon as he gets one mediocre run of results... or a few of his first signings don't produce the goods straight away, do you start wishing the team to lose so you can bring in your new preferred candidate? Unfortunately thats football in todays world, you need results straight away, if a Manager does'nt produce ship him out and another in straight away until you get the right one, this is the way big business works.
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Might as well sign 4 managers at the same time and rotate them. Like a squad of managers sort of! Why haven't we thought of this before?  The managerial starting II of next game will be... 
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Might as well sign 4 managers at the same time and rotate them. Like a squad of managers sort of! Why haven't we thought of this before? The managerial starting II of next game will be... Well why not, the three biggest Clubs in the world are United, Barca and Madrid if they never had the three best managers in the world at present how many do you think they would of been through trying to find the one they were happy with, I reckon 3 or 4 each in the last 5 years easily
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Of course you are right there! Doesn't matter how you feel about it, that's what they would do, and that's probably why they are the best teams in the world atm! Who ships these findings over to Henry, Comolli et al then? This is breaking news for LFC, right? 
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Yeah, that is a problem in itself. Changing manager doesn't mean you have guaranteed success. Could be just more time lost as well! exactly.... and how long do you give the next guy before you sack him? As soon as he gets one mediocre run of results... or a few of his first signings don't produce the goods straight away, do you start wishing the team to lose so you can bring in your new preferred candidate? Unfortunately thats football in todays world, you need results straight away, if a Manager does'nt produce ship him out and another in straight away until you get the right one, this is the way big business works. that's we're we fundamentally disagree i guess. That's not what I want to see. I don't believe in the philosophy of instant success at all cost. I'd rather see success achieved as a result of hard work and qualitative effort over a period of time. And I hope there's room for romance and sentiment in the game... whereby we achieve success with a style and personnel that we're happy to be associated with the club. Look at Chelsea... chopped managers quite a few times recently, loadsa money... but where are they? Man City with all their money and managers are still only 50:50 to win the league this year.
'I was only in the game for the love of football - and I wanted to bring back happiness to the people of Liverpool.' Bill Shankly
'We should have made a signing or two in the last couple of transfer windows.' Vish
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