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There are many posters that talk about Dalglish making us a laughing stock, but if this was to happen, who do you think would be the laughing stock? liverpool is a team i am proud to support and I have always believed we back the manager until he is no longer in his post. liverpool fans are meant to be intelligent and have dignity. i'll tell you one thing, it would make a change for the kop to actually chant.

Those days are gone. As you say the kop other than Man U or Everton is as quiet as a church mouse. Look at the Hodgson stuff to see what will come and it will its just Dalglish is being given more time. But like I say I think the owners will also kop it (sorry for pun)

It was unsightly, but i think understandable that hodgson was victimised. he was taken in by the previous regime to be a yes man, insulted the fans, sucked up to ferguson, told lies about rafa, and appeared not to understand anything of the values of the club. if anyone was worthy of it, it was him.

I personally dont believe the fans at anfield would ever chant for dalglish to be sacked. i think people are more intelligent than that. whether people agree with everything he does is irrelevant, he is one of us and he has made sacrifices for us. if he leaves he leaves, but the day liverpool fans chant for him to leave is the day the club dies.

Well Mike unless something changes soon I think the club is dying anyway.

I don't think it's necessary - and it damages the club.

You can let the club know in other ways. But whilst we've still got a cup to fight for and league points to get we should support the team and the manager.

Lets all just boo then eh?

Why not ?

They were booing near me in centenaty stand against Wigan. To be fair I would never boo a Liverpool player or get on the back of a player at the match like I saw Lucas getting. But I do feel the club is in an awful lot of trouble and just glossing over it is I feel doing damage in itself.

The way I see it is, we dont have a right to be successful. We are fortunate the club did not go under just 18 months ago. As liverpool fans, i think we have a responsibility to act with a bit of dignity, or at least allow Dalglish to. I am not categorically stating he is the right man for the job, i just fail to see how harping on about our failings, and our interpretation of their route cause is going to help us win the FA cup and finish the season as strongly as possible. Neither is it going to help us build momentum for next season.

Whatever happens will happen, no one has anything to prove, there will be no pats on the back for fans who complained if he leaves and the next guy improves us. would we rather have an FA cup or not? the pressure is getting to the players, that is evident to see.

a lot of those lads just ain't good enough for a club like ours. and they know it, problem is we know we can't get players that are good enough, i mean the really really top players.. going to have to have a great summer transfer market.