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It's probably a mate of his who has just been sacked form his job as manager in mcdonalds! He didn't say it was a football manager.
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It's probably a mate of his who has just been sacked form his job as manager in mcdonalds! He didn't say it was a football manager. Lol Heard DJ pauly D is unemployed, he managed a dj deck. Could be him?
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Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group have
already made the decision to replace Brendan
Rodgers as manager, but Jurgen Klopp is NOT in
line for the role at Anfield, talkSPORT has been
told.
The Northern Irishman’s future in charge is under
threat following the Reds’ uninspired start to the
season, with the team currently languishing in
13th place in the Premier League.
Despite kicking off the new campaign with back-
to-back victories over Stoke and Bournemouth
[both 1-0], Liverpool’s form spiralled, with
Rodgers’ men now without a win in six games –
a run which includes defeats to Manchester
United and West Ham and a dismal draw with
Norwich.
Progression in the League Cup still did little to
ease the pressure on Rodgers, as his side needed
a penalty shoot-out to see off League Two outfit
Carlisle United following a 1-1 draw after 120
minutes.
And Merseyside correspondent Graham Beecroft
believes Wednesday night’s stale home
performance was the final straw for FSG.
“John W Henry would have looked at that
performance and thought, ‘this is not good
enough and a change has to be made’, and I
understand that is going to happen,” Beecroft told
the Alan Brazil Sports Breakfast .
“In fact, the club board were split in what to do
with Brendan Rodgers, but the power base in
Boston decided before this game they were going
to make the change.
“This result will simply have reinforced the fact
they feel they have to do that."
Former Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelloti and
ex- Borussia Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp have
been strongly linked with the job, though, ahead
of Wednesday's cup clash, Liverpool publicly
rubbished reports in several newspapers which
suggested they had made an approach for the
Italian.
However, Beecroft claims the club will only stick
with Rodgers if their top candidates turn down the
opportunity.
He added: “Liverpool swiftly denied any talks with
Carlo Ancelloti when the rumours became public,
however you might remember Jurgen Klopp has
been linked with the Liverpool job for quite some
time and they’ve never issued any statement
regarding that, so Liverpool fans saw that as
being a little bit fishy.
“Unless something happens, whereby Ancelloti
says no, that will be the only thing that will save
Brendan, and even then, he would only stay in the
short term.
“One thing I can tell you is that Jurgen Klopp will
not be the next Liverpool manager.”
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What's the fukking point in keeping him just because you can't persuade someone else to come in?? Just make sure that you get the man you want regardless of what it takes the fukking idiots! This is why Rodgers will be manager for at least until the summer!
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Well if FSG are targeting Ancelotti then thats a big statement and move in my opinion. Klopp seems to be the popular choice and I'd be happy with him but Ancelotti's CV is seriously impressive, he'd be a wonderful coup as manager.
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Hmmmm!? Cant help but think these rumours are spread to keep us quiet for now.
Life is beautiful when you find Love when you find the place your meant to be when you find the one to give your heart to as for me this is you this is Love 
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Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group have
already made the decision to replace Brendan
Rodgers as manager, but Jurgen Klopp is NOT in
line for the role at Anfield, talkSPORT has been
told.
The Northern Irishman’s future in charge is under
threat following the Reds’ uninspired start to the
season, with the team currently languishing in
13th place in the Premier League.
Despite kicking off the new campaign with back-
to-back victories over Stoke and Bournemouth
[both 1-0], Liverpool’s form spiralled, with
Rodgers’ men now without a win in six games –
a run which includes defeats to Manchester
United and West Ham and a dismal draw with
Norwich.
Progression in the League Cup still did little to
ease the pressure on Rodgers, as his side needed
a penalty shoot-out to see off League Two outfit
Carlisle United following a 1-1 draw after 120
minutes.
And Merseyside correspondent Graham Beecroft
believes Wednesday night’s stale home
performance was the final straw for FSG.
“John W Henry would have looked at that
performance and thought, ‘this is not good
enough and a change has to be made’, and I
understand that is going to happen,” Beecroft told
the Alan Brazil Sports Breakfast .
“In fact, the club board were split in what to do
with Brendan Rodgers, but the power base in
Boston decided before this game they were going
to make the change.
“This result will simply have reinforced the fact
they feel they have to do that."
Former Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelloti and
ex- Borussia Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp have
been strongly linked with the job, though, ahead
of Wednesday's cup clash, Liverpool publicly
rubbished reports in several newspapers which
suggested they had made an approach for the
Italian.
However, Beecroft claims the club will only stick
with Rodgers if their top candidates turn down the
opportunity.
He added: “Liverpool swiftly denied any talks with
Carlo Ancelloti when the rumours became public,
however you might remember Jurgen Klopp has
been linked with the Liverpool job for quite some
time and they’ve never issued any statement
regarding that, so Liverpool fans saw that as
being a little bit fishy.
“Unless something happens, whereby Ancelloti
says no, that will be the only thing that will save
Brendan, and even then, he would only stay in the
short term.
“One thing I can tell you is that Jurgen Klopp will
not be the next Liverpool manager.” Last week he was safe now they've been planning to sack him for some time. Talksport as well so wouldn't believe it.
Last edited by RedScouser; 24/09/15 02:15 PM.
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