KopTalk.com Forums Football Liverpool FC Forum Brendan Rodgers: Liverpool boss criticised by Rene Meulenste

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Does he have a point?

from a coach that has been their done it and got the T shirt

You have to respect his comments and I think he is bang on the £ with his statement

Wat the fvck have pascoe, marsh won as coaches
Wat experience do they have in the cl !!!

Fvck all....

Signing most of them average players for stupid £

I think br shud brought in a top foreign coach

Did a cracking job at Fulham. That's all I need to know!

another manc who should keep there manc mouth firmly shut .

So any person with any connection with Manchester we ignore what they say ? How does that work ? Us that to our advantage as a club ? If someone has valid feedback I personally don't care if they come from the moon

he has a lot to say for himself.. and from my inside source he wouldn't want the things he gets up to leaked. Big mouth

If BR brought in experienced coaches he's be undermining his own position. In effect, it suggests that FSG should've appointed an experienced head coach in the first place instead of BR the novice.

On the other hand though, it could be part of a strategy geared towards long term stability whereby a young, fresh coach with good ideas is given the chance to build something. This approach has its risks as we can all now see but hopefully these are just the proverbial potholes on the road to success.

well yes because its not constructive its destructive , its not like mufc are world beaters are they , would you except ferguson slagging off liverpool ?

He's just saying what we were all thinking when he got the job.

What has Pascoe and the Swansea posee actually achieved in the game? then there's our Tranmere goalkeeping coach, our Crewe academy leaders and Mike Marsh as head of 1st team coaching.

The club's coaches are a shambles. Rodgers obviously likes [oops] trainers below him who he can control easily. I still don't understand why Segura wasn't given the assistant manager job or head of 1st team coaching.

it depends on the context I guess. if they're asked a question as 'pundits' on a football programme, what are they supposed to say? '... er... sorry... because I have connections with *spit* I can't comment on the mighty LFC' ?