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I hope Kenny isn't sacked - I hope he walks away in shame after admitting he is out if his depth. [/quote]
@carheeX -- Really Dude. People like you are the reason why "AVB" and countless other budding managers are getting the sack.
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One thing is for absolute certain, we're in a better place now (still not exactly where we want to be) than we were under Hodgson.
Since Kenny and Steve Clarke have come in, they've steadied the ship and reduced the uncertainty inside the club. We really were in a state before they came in, on and off the pitch. We didn't know if players were coming or going, Reina looked set to be of at the time, everything was falling apart.
Since they've came in, they've built a structure of some sort and we can now stand up again.....soon to take of.
You see, it's certain that there isn't the uncertainity now, than there was.
You can build it up and knock it down all you want, the fact is, that's what progress is isn't it? Whatever way you look at it, it might NOT be the progress you, yourself want, but it's progress.....and as long as we're making that, things can only get better.
The only uncertainty at the moment is about the players, and that's the only uncertainty that a club should have!
Because it can be fixed, bad players can simply be sold, better players can be brought in. That, in all honesty, is the simple part.
Give it the summer, give it next season....and who knows, we may even get Champions League next season, we may even challenge at the top next season, nobody knows.
But if we destroyed this momentum now, brought in a new manager, we could experience the same thing next season, as in this one.
We've been through the transition, we're seeing where we stand for next season, we've made slow progress from where we were.
For me it's positive and if we start banging the goals in and finishing teams of at will, we could have a fantastic season next one....and I doubt any of you calling for Dalglish's head now, will remember it, if we do.
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I hope Kenny isn't sacked - I hope he walks away in shame after admitting he is out if his depth. [/quote] @carheeX -- Really Dude. People like you are the reason why "AVB" and countless other budding managers are getting the sack. [/quote] That's right, "I" sacked villalobos!
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One thing is for absolute certain, we're in a better place now (still not exactly where we want to be) than we were under Hodgson.
Since Kenny and Steve Clarke have come in, they've steadied the ship and reduced the uncertainty inside the club. We really were in a state before they came in, on and off the pitch. We didn't know if players were coming or going, Reina looked set to be of at the time, everything was falling apart.
Since they've came in, they've built a structure of some sort and we can now stand up again.....soon to take of.
You see, it's certain that there isn't the uncertainity now, than there was.
You can build it up and knock it down all you want, the fact is, that's what progress is isn't it? Whatever way you look at it, it might NOT be the progress you, yourself want, but it's progress.....and as long as we're making that, things can only get better.
The only uncertainty at the moment is about the players, and that's the only uncertainty that a club should have!
Because it can be fixed, bad players can simply be sold, better players can be brought in. That, in all honesty, is the simple part.
Give it the summer, give it next season....and who knows, we may even get Champions League next season, we may even challenge at the top next season, nobody knows.
But if we destroyed this momentum now, brought in a new manager, we could experience the same thing next season, as in this one.
We've been through the transition, we're seeing where we stand for next season, we've made slow progress from where we were.
For me it's positive and if we start banging the goals in and finishing teams of at will, we could have a fantastic season next one....and I doubt any of you calling for Dalglish's head now, will remember it, if we do. I'll admit to having more confidence in kenny than I did with Roy, but don't you think you are giving Kenny a little bit too much credit? The 'ship' was steadied beyond comprehension following the buyout of hicks & gillet. Broughton did more to steady the ship than kenny dalgish, yet people still refer to him as some kind of traitor; but of course in some people's eyes kenny can do no wrong and even gets credit for things that were nothing to do with him. He took over a team that was just getting readjusting to a new dawn.
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One thing is for absolute certain, we're in a better place now (still not exactly where we want to be) than we were under Hodgson.
Since Kenny and Steve Clarke have come in, they've steadied the ship and reduced the uncertainty inside the club. We really were in a state before they came in, on and off the pitch. We didn't know if players were coming or going, Reina looked set to be of at the time, everything was falling apart.
Since they've came in, they've built a structure of some sort and we can now stand up again.....soon to take of.
You see, it's certain that there isn't the uncertainity now, than there was.
You can build it up and knock it down all you want, the fact is, that's what progress is isn't it? Whatever way you look at it, it might NOT be the progress you, yourself want, but it's progress.....and as long as we're making that, things can only get better.
The only uncertainty at the moment is about the players, and that's the only uncertainty that a club should have!
Because it can be fixed, bad players can simply be sold, better players can be brought in. That, in all honesty, is the simple part.
Give it the summer, give it next season....and who knows, we may even get Champions League next season, we may even challenge at the top next season, nobody knows.
But if we destroyed this momentum now, brought in a new manager, we could experience the same thing next season, as in this one.
We've been through the transition, we're seeing where we stand for next season, we've made slow progress from where we were.
For me it's positive and if we start banging the goals in and finishing teams of at will, we could have a fantastic season next one....and I doubt any of you calling for Dalglish's head now, will remember it, if we do. I'll admit to having more confidence in kenny than I did with Roy, but don't you think you are giving Kenny a little bit too much credit? The 'ship' was steadied beyond comprehension following the buyout of hicks & gillet. Broughton did more to steady the ship than kenny dalgish, yet people still refer to him as some kind of traitor; but of course in some people's eyes kenny can do no wrong and even gets credit for things that were nothing to do with him. He took over a team that was just getting readjusting to a new dawn. Can't agree again, as much as I'd want to with you. We got it better on the pitch, which allowed for things to click into place behind closed doors. Had Roy still been in charge, with the team playing exactly the same way, it would have been a bit different behind closed doors. The fact that Kenny came in, brought over a great assistant in Steve Clarke and got the players together again, so the club was working as a unit, as one, as it should be. Done a hell of a lot for things of the pitch. I don't think it's people giving him to much credit, it's what happened. Say it, how you see it, that is what happened, it cannot be changed. I think your being a bit to critical and negative. You admit that you have more confidence in Kenny than Roy. Then get behind him! Support the team and the club! Believe.
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Yes lets get Tony Pulis. The sales of Red Bull and Relentless at half time would go through the roof.
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Yes lets get Tony Pulis. The sales of Red Bull and Relentless at half time would go through the roof. Daniel Agger cringes, whenever his name is said. But we must get him! He is doing a better job than Kenny! Hooooof iiiitttt! Hooooof iiiiit!
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Yes lets get Tony Pulis. The sales of Red Bull and Relentless at half time would go through the roof. Daniel Agger cringes, whenever his name is said. But we must get him! He is doing a better job than Kenny! Hooooof iiiitttt! Hooooof iiiiit! Everything ok there?
IF YOU WANT TO BE HEARD SPEAK SOFTLY - BOB PAISLEY
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Yes lets get Tony Pulis. The sales of Red Bull and Relentless at half time would go through the roof. Daniel Agger cringes, whenever his name is said. But we must get him! He is doing a better job than Kenny! Hooooof iiiitttt! Hooooof iiiiit! Everything ok there? No because some on here would have you know, that Tony Pulis is doing a better job than Kenny. 
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The following teams have scored the same or more goals than us this season: wolves, blackburn, aston villa, swansea sunderland, norwich, west brom, fulham, newcastle, chelsea, arsenal, tottenham, man utd, man city
The following teams have a better home record than us this season: swansea, everton, sunderland, norwich, stoke, fulham, newcastle, chelsea, arsenal, tottenham, man utd, man city
The following teams have beaten us this season: arsenal, man utd, tottenham, bolton, man city, fulham, stoke
The following teams have held us to a draw: sunderland, man utd, cardiff, norwich, swansea, man city, wigan, blackburn, stoke, tottenham
The following teams have spent less money than us since kenny came back: EVERY SINGLE TEAM IN THE PREMIER LEAGUE.
...yet here we are sat in 7th place in the league and the closest teams to us in points are fulham, stoke, norwich and west brom...
The players that kenny has signed are massively over priced and he hasn't been able to get them to perform for him. We don't have an infinite amount of money so their pricetag IS important as it means there will be less money for future transfers.
Even with all of the above people are STILL saying that kenny is the man to restore us to glory!! If that's 'progress' you can shove it where the sun don't shine!
(yes, I know we won the wooden spoon of cups but even kenny conceded that the big teams don't take it seriously, so it's nothing to jump up and down about, and it certainly isn't a baromoter of our so-called 'progress'.)
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