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Ridiclous as it sounds I think had we stuck we Roy Hodgson gave him that £100m we would be better off now even if we got rid 18 months ago and brought Rodgers in. Hodgson was on a hiding to nothing as Dalglish wanted the job the stupid fans wanted him in and the dopy owners did what the fans wanted.
The rest is history.
Hodgson for all his faults would not have wasted that money like Dalglish did. Stan you should really pack in afternoon drinking. That is the worst statement I've ever heard from you. Hodgsonis the anti football. He bought young for example and the Danish lad, whilst loaning aquliani to the same club. He is by far the most negative manager we have ever seen. Jees, I know you don't like Kenny but this is extreme to say the least. You are normally one of the sensible ones! Yes cp1972, Stanley is normally a sensible poster, and I find myself in agreement with him most of the time. However if you study his posts on Dalglish going back over a couple of years you can see it’s emotional, its personal and it’s not about the facts or the football, it’s a personal hatred of the man and as such can never be sensible. In my experience people with strong personal grudges are seldom amenable to contrary opinion or persuasion. We can be here till the cows come home and we wont change his mind, even though the facts surrounding Dalglish’s managerial career clearly contradict him he won’t and can’t bring himself to change his mind, his position isn’t based on the facts, it’s based on emotion.
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No Hercules that's the minimum as the actions of dalglish the manager was the start of the decline , but if you are willing to just gloss over that well its up to you .
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No Hercules that's the minimum as the actions of dalglish the manager was the start of the decline , but if you are willing to just gloss over that well its up to you . With all due respect, that’s really silly Faz, A three times league winning team, doesn’t become a “shambles” or a bad team overnight. The fact is Dalglish passed it to Souness who did a hatchet job on it and that was the beginning of our long decline, but you like to gloss over that fact and you want to put that blame on Dalglish? It’s just not a credible position Faz.
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Hercules yes I have got a grudge
And why would I not have.
The man destroyed LFC wasted tens of millions has had two pay offs and is now back as some phoney role taking more money out.
Why would any LFC fan be pleased over that. Having a grudge is the least one can do.
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WIN! A life-size illustrated Kenny Dalglish wall sticker – signed by the King himself! We’re very excited to bring one lucky This Is Anfield reader the opportunity to win a life size wall sticker artwork of Kenny Dalglish, courtesy of The Beautiful Game and signed by the King himself! kennydesign  The Beautiful Game work with the very best illustrators and designers to create unique sets of designs that are exclusively available as wall stickers. They have a superb range of Liverpool wall stickers available, from Daniel Sturridge’s dance to the wise words of Bill Shankly. kennywall  This wonderful illustration was designed by Peter O’Toole and measures 1300mm x 600mm. It is available to purchase here, but there is only one copy signed by Kenny Dalglish himself in the world – and we’ve got it to give away in our latest competition. Dalglish signed the wall sticker on a recent visit to The Beautiful Game’s offices in Cheshire. kennysign  To be in with a chance of winning, all you have to do is answer the simple question below and use the form to submit your answer and details. Like that Box, would look great in Stans dining room.
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that's what I was thinking Lumba. 
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Hercules yes I have got a grudge
And why would I not have.
The man destroyed LFC wasted tens of millions has had two pay offs and is now back as some phoney role taking more money out.
Why would any LFC fan be pleased over that. Having a grudge is the least one can do. I know you have that grudge Stanley, and you and I will always disagree on the veracity of your basis for such a personalised grudge against what I consider a great and successful servant of LFC. I suppose the nearest, if somewhat ironic, parallel I can draw, is the belief held by many, who lived during her reign, that Margret Thatcher is responsible for the economic and manufacturing decline of the UK. Viewed superficially that would seem a reasonable belief, however a deeper analysis would show that many other factors, over a much longer timeframe was at play. I know from previous posts by your good self, that you'd broadly agree the latter viewpoint, and on that basis I'd invite you to suspend all personal animosity towards Dalglish, and subject his tenure to a similarly vigorous analysis, including the period and management immediately following his tenure, and I'm confident you'll find that Dalglish isn't quite the culprit you think he is.
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I will say this Hercules dalglsh was not responsibe for the overall decline of LFC that was the board of directors. But dalglish was a major component of the on field decline but that would not have been as bad had the board been up to the job as well in developing the stadium and commercial side. We might have better recovered from the first dalglsh mess had we had more spending power.
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WIN! A life-size illustrated Kenny Dalglish wall sticker – signed by the King himself! We’re very excited to bring one lucky This Is Anfield reader the opportunity to win a life size wall sticker artwork of Kenny Dalglish, courtesy of The Beautiful Game and signed by the King himself! kennydesign The Beautiful Game work with the very best illustrators and designers to create unique sets of designs that are exclusively available as wall stickers. They have a superb range of Liverpool wall stickers available, from Daniel Sturridge’s dance to the wise words of Bill Shankly. kennywall This wonderful illustration was designed by Peter O’Toole and measures 1300mm x 600mm. It is available to purchase here, but there is only one copy signed by Kenny Dalglish himself in the world – and we’ve got it to give away in our latest competition. Dalglish signed the wall sticker on a recent visit to The Beautiful Game’s offices in Cheshire. kennysign To be in with a chance of winning, all you have to do is answer the simple question below and use the form to submit your answer and details. Like that Box, would look great in Stans dining room. Not as bad as having a self-portrait hanging in your hallway...... 
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I will say this Hercules dalglsh was not responsibe for the overall decline of LFC that was the board of directors. But dalglish was a major component of the on field decline but that would not have been as bad had the board been up to the job as well in developing the stadium and commercial side. We might have better recovered from the first dalglsh mess had we had more spending power. A manager leaves LFC when the club is still in the fight to be champion and before that wins the championship even making the double after buying Barnes, Beardsley, Aldridge to name a few. He goes to a bottom club, make them champions and goes into directorship. New managers come and we hardly challenge for the title despite having all time great players like Fowler, Owen, Mc Manaman and we also buy big players like Collymore, Rednapp, Mark Wright etc. I wonder who is responsible for the decline.
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