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yes he was but i heard it too many times this season

That's not as crazy as you suggest. Sacking AVB turned chelsea's season around immediately. Sacking Hodgson resulted in some good form for a few months for us.
Generally speaking, players will try to impress a new boss - it happens all the time. If kenny is to go, now would be perfect timing? Does he 'deserve' to lead us into the cup final? based on our season overall, definitely not. Besides, decisions must be made on what is best for the club and nothing else.

Why didnt he start sterling from the begining last night. as soon as he came on the noise level from the crowd went up and everytime he got the ball on the wing he did someting constructive not like the rest of below average players like maxi kuyt jonjo etc i have no problem with kenny staying but if he keeps playing players out of position all the time then he needs to go simple as. we have the slowest team in the league by far.

nothing shall be done till the summer

but i still think the owners are still thinking on what is best to do

Which is almost certainly why they haven't sacked him!

Let's consider the effect of sacking Hodgson, shall we, since you bring it up. Kenny's first game in charge was an FA Cup game at Old Trafford which we lost. If Gerrard was trying to impress the hell out of the new manager (which you say brings out the best in them), then all it did was get in the way because he got himself sent off. I'm sure we want a repeat of that at Wembley!

What's the best way to replace people? When there is no pressure. Yet according to you changing a manager mere days before the most important game of this season for the club is "perfect timing"?

Which planet are you on?

yeah that wouldn't be good at all

end the season then act if you need to

I'm on planet earth, where LFC are looking over their shoulder at the bottom half of the table - where are you?
Nothing you have said changes the fact that teams usually do very well once they have been relieved of a massively underperforming manager. If we are keeping kenny in charge of the final just because it's the 'nice thing to do', and for kenny's benefit, then I believe that is the wrong decision.

As for saturday being 'the most important game of the season' for the club, let me remind you why that is shall I? the only reason it is our most important game is because kenny screwed up any chance of doing well in the league with his atrocious signings, before the season had even begun meaning the cups were the only thing we were in the running for. Yet this is the man that some people want to see claiming glory and possibly retaining his job for another season!

Let's all stop being stupid and calling for the manager's head now. He's not getting sacked now, that's hardly even worth commenting on. We have a cup final coming up this weekend, and then just another couple of games left in the league. There's nothing to be gained by sacking him now. Completely illogical and outrageous, tbh.

The summer is another story completely. After the last ball has been kicked in the Premier League this season, THEN the owners have a decision to make (if they haven't already made it). Whatever the decision is, I'll support it. I think if we lose the final to Chelsea, Kenny will be gone (whether that's him stepping aside or being moved aside), and if we win, it could go either way. I don't think an FA Cup win will "save him" and give him another season, like some may. I don't think it's that simple. It could do, but it's not guaranteed. It wouldn't surprise me if we won the FA Cup and Kenny was still moved on.

Either way, we're another few weeks away from crossing that bridge, so why waste time pacing up and down beside it?

+1. Ahhhh logic. It's lost on many, unfortunately.

i feel this debate will go on long into the night