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As long as it happens before the transfer window opens.
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otherwise I'll cheering on a QPR win.
Really? I have to say that's pretty poor from a Liverpool fan no matter how bad things are. I think it says more about how much I want the club to succeed, that I would go as far as wanting us to lose if it quite possibly made us stronger, more competitive in the long run. Next season will be wasted if Rodgers is still here, he's had three years now and made a right pigs ear of it. I agree it's time for Rodgers to be moved on but I can't honestly believe that the decision will be based on how we perform in the remaining 4 games of the season. I think we'll beat QPR, lose to Chelsea and then struggle against Palace and Stoke. I will never be able to bring myself to want Liverpool to lose a game no matter what the consequences. Surely FSG's review on Rodgers will take into account the whole failings of the season, and not 4 meaningless games at the end!
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On the last day of the season in 1995 Blackburn would win the title if they won at Anfield, pipping united to the title.
Who that day, wanted a Liverpool win?
As it turned out we beat them 2-1 but united could only draw with West Ham.
I would not have been too annoyed has we lost that game.
Indeed when Blackburn scored to go one up their goal was cheered by the Kop.
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If we win the remaining 4 matches and finish fifth not far off fourth the owners might think "we'll give brodge one more season to see if he gets it right"
If we lose a few of the remaining games, finish sixth or seventh and well off the pace the owners will more likely say "we're going backwards and he's had three years, time to get shot and get someone capable in as this isn't acceptable"
The last few matches will just be the proverbial straw that breaks the camels back, so to speak.
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If we win the remaining 4 matches and finish fifth not far off fourth the owners might think "we'll give brodge one more season to see if he gets it right"
If this is the case then we are in real trouble! A season review is exactly what it is, there is no way positive results in the last 4 games will paper over a disappointing league campaign where the primary objective wasn't met, a really poor showing in both European competitions and doing nothing in both domestic cups. Semi finals mean nothing before anyone points that out. Also I'll be amazed if we get anything over than a defeat against Chelsea, I think we can get maximum 2 wins from our remaining fixtures starting with QPR.
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On the last day of the season in 1995 Blackburn would win the title if they won at Anfield, pipping united to the title.
Who that day, wanted a Liverpool win?
As it turned out we beat them 2-1 but united could only draw with West Ham.
I would not have been too annoyed has we lost that game.
Indeed when Blackburn scored to go one up their goal was cheered by the Kop. I was in the Kop that day and was 8 years old, I don't recall a celebration from the Kop when Blackburn scored, more of a muted cheer. And those circumstances were completely different to the ones we are talking about now!
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On the last day of the season in 1995 Blackburn would win the title if they won at Anfield, pipping united to the title.
Who that day, wanted a Liverpool win?
As it turned out we beat them 2-1 but united could only draw with West Ham.
I would not have been too annoyed has we lost that game.
Indeed when Blackburn scored to go one up their goal was cheered by the Kop. I was in the Kop that day and was 8 years old, I don't recall a celebration from the Kop when Blackburn scored, more of a muted cheer. And those circumstances were completely different to the ones we are talking about now! No they aren't, you either want the team to win every game or you don't. There can be occasions when you want the opposition to win for the greater good. Then it was to stop united winning the league and now it is to replace a manager who many believe has taken us backwards. As for the muted cheer, when was the last time there was a muted cheer from the Kop when the opposition scored.
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I'm thinking positive and saying we get Klopp and the committee is disbanded.
Rogers goes as another poster said within 7 days of the final game. I dread to think of how low we will all feel in 12 months time after he's done another £50 million or so and there is no viable managerial option available. Just imagine that if you think things are bad now!
Government is not reason; it is not eloquent; it is force. Like fire, it is a dangerous servant and a fearful master.
George Washington
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I think its way more reasonable to want a result to go against your team to stop your arch rivals winning the league. Surely you'd agree?
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He will get the sack at the end of next season IF we fail to qualify for the Champions League.
Otherwise, it will be in a few years with a league title under his belt.
Called it.
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