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I personally think the move today is the tip of the iceberg and there is going to be lots more to come

Yeah but following that logic KP there is no end of old timers we could bring back. Liverpool were sucessfull in the 70's and 80;s by being ruthless. Any player not up to standard was moved on great players coming to the end of their careers were sold before it becaome obvious they were going downhill young players were bought who blossomed into world beaters. In other words they thought ahead rather than backwards.

If the club is to succeed than we need to move forward without sentimentally

That is the only way we will challenge again

deep..

yep deep is the new shallow

CJ.if rafa shaves off the goatee and gets hired (God Forbid) .wont that be moving forward

Agreed, but this last year has shown us that even with £115m of spending power he hasn't improved our league position one bit (we've actually got worse!), therefore the likelihood of him succeeding is very low. If he had shown league progress then no one would be so keen to get rid of him. I admire your loyalty and I know you are going to say that he needs more time but at some stage you have to concede that it isn't working. For me, that became apparent several months ago.

The aim of Liverpool Football Club is to be profitable and successul...period (as the owners might say) - it's aim is not be profitable and successul "with kenny dalglish in charge."

Ken has had a go and not done very well at all (and that's putting it lightly). The next phase of FSG's plan appears to be kicking off - hopefully that means with a manager who has won leagues and european competitions, and has the ability to build a team by finding and developing talent as well as making good value purchases.

Well Car with Comolli going first how can you be sure they were Kenny's choices.

Because kenny said they were his choices.

From that other thread that was just locked:


WLTK, I think you may possibly be the only one really angry with this decision. I wasn't exactly baying for his blood, but I'm not sad to see him go. Someone had to be help accountable, and whether or not Kenny also pays with his job, Comolli certainly had to. I'd have been very troubled if Kenny had been sacked and Comolli had kept his job.