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There have been a few managers suggested on other threads... but hardly any of them have any prem experience... and the ones that do are 'flavour of the month' newbies that wane as fast as they rise. In short, none of the suggestions can even remotely suggest an improvement on what we've already got. Why on earth would we bring in plodders like Pulis and Allardyce who have no notion of Liverpool history and culture. You'd really sack the last connection to the old Boardroom after SEVEN MONTHS and bring in any old tat from relegation fodder teams? REALLY? No I would not favour that. It has to be a top manager to replsce Kenny no more mistakes. Which of course leads us to who would come with the club in such a torpid state. Over to you John.
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well, a certain manager named AVB is now available. one we were heavily linked with before we decided with kenny. not to say kenny should be sacked, but come this summer AVB would most likely be available if the owners decided to go that route.
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Football is one of the few businesses in the world where you can fail miserably AVB and be linked to another top job within days
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Football is one of the few businesses in the world where you can fail miserably AVB and be linked to another top job within days
Apart from top jobs in the public sector, the city, teaching, local government, the army, the navy, the air force, Members of parliment, the judiciary and the 300 pointless quangos in the UK
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There have been a few managers suggested on other threads... but hardly any of them have any prem experience... and the ones that do are 'flavour of the month' newbies that wane as fast as they rise. In short, none of the suggestions can even remotely suggest an improvement on what we've already got. Why on earth would we bring in plodders like Pulis and Allardyce who have no notion of Liverpool history and culture. You'd really sack the last connection to the old Boardroom after SEVEN MONTHS and bring in any old tat from relegation fodder teams? REALLY? No I would not favour that. It has to be a top manager to replsce Kenny no more mistakes. Which of course leads us to who would come with the club in such a torpid state. Over to you John. Stanley, I dont think the Liverpool job is as highly regarded as it once was so i dont think we can attract the really top managers, I am not saying it's not a good job or anything like that because it does carry alot of history but like the Club it's sadly on it's way down and counts for nothing nowadays. I do think two things need to be taken into consideration for any new boss, firstly because of the size, money and power United, City and Chelsea possess Liverpool as a club are never going to win or compete for the Premier League anymore, the most we can hope to achieve would be to pip maybe Arsenal or Spurs for a fourth place Champions League berth , dont forget we will probably of lost the fourth place in about 2 years time due to the place going to Italy so the likes of your Pep Guardiola and Jose Mourinho wont come. I think another thing to be taken into consideration is the Roy Hodgson dilemma, wether fans liked him or not Roy Hodgson is well liked and respected within football and these other managers will of looked at the way he was ridiculed and mocked with personal insults just because he never fitted after just two games in charge, they will know if they dont get 4 wins and a draw out of the first 5 games the same treatment will be dished out to them and I think this will will be taken into consideration for any would be manager coming into the Club.
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I respect your opinion but this is some rubbish you have written here.
Seriously some of the comments you get on this forum are very harsh but when you write stuff like this, then it not hard to see why.
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excellent post,missing one thing, the world class coach.
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Actually, the Liverpool job is still a top job in football, and probably more highly regarded than it has been the last couple of years. We have good owners, solid investment, a global brand, stadium on the way, and one of the best fan-bases in world sport. A lot of managers would look beyond the fact that we're not in the CL this season (possibly next) and see good potential and pedigree. As Gardiola recently projected, we also have one of the top academies in the world. All the factors are in place for us to become a top club again and one or two world class players this summer would kick start the whole programme. Stadium on the way ? have you heard something?
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