KopTalk.com Forums Football Liverpool FC Forum Our new manager should be... Stevie, Carra or Sami

I keep hearing the same names as to who should be our new boss.

But I think we need a manager who really cares about our club and will develop it across the board, not just wipe his knob on our curtains and do one when it suits him.

Mourinho for one is not what Liverpool needs. I don't want a manager who clearly loves Man Ure and who thinks the sun shines out of Taggart's ar$e!! Woy and O'Neil are not what we need either.

For me, our next manager should have a Liverpool background and come from the following...

* Stevie G
* Carra
* Sami Hyypia

And before anyone starts that they don't have experience, they DO have experience of Liverpool.

After all, Kenny Dalglish did alright as player manager and Pep Guardiola isn't doing too badly in his first job either!!

Just think what a buzz such a move would create...

Souness,Shearer,Barnes not exactly inspiring.If we do get a new manager we will need lots of experience to get us back on track?

Carra in particular WOULD be inspiring - no doubt about it.

He would walk through a wall for the club and would surround himself with players that would do the same... now wouldn't that do for starters?? An experienced team around him would help though, that's for sure.

Souness was Liverpool through and through,that does`nt guarantee a good step in to management,as we witnessed
I dont think Carra could organise the diets,training,off-field politics and all the other daily responsibilities of running a football team.

to be sucessful in modern day football you need a top class manager. fergie is probably the last of the old style managers who's successful.

sadly the premier league is over run with foreign managers and coaches as well as players. these people have no connection with the country let alone the clubs they're at.

i'd love to say that in 15/20 years time carra would be lfc boss,gary neville boss of utd,wayne rooney everton boss,tony adams arsenal boss,,,,,but that'd be dreaming wouldn't it!

That can be said of alot of "fans" aswell though.How many of the Chelsea Fans at wembley on saturday do you think were there when chelsea were kicking about in the old division 2 trying to get promoted against the likes of southend and leeds?I think alot of our support comes from post may 2005

dont agree. a lot of our support are long term season ticket holders. the club have issued very few new season tickets in the past 15 years or so. although fans do pass them on to mates rather than give them up.

as for chelsea,they have become more fashionable among middle class fans in recent years. their support used to be made up of large numbers of hooligans. chelsea attracted fans from all over the country who just wanted to be seen as hooligans and have a hard man image.

i know lots of older chelsea fans who packed it all up after they went "italian" and havent been back since!

liverpool used to be one of the most racist set of fans out,so please dont give me that self righteous rubbish

ohf course i know chelsea lads,used to meet them at engurland games but we retired from those too once the england member club became a "multicultural experiment"

it is right. football authorities have finally got what they've always wanted....a diluted game with no identity or passion.

english teams playing in europe containing few english players.

a fan base made up of middle class,university educated johnny come latelys who wouldn't go anywhere near football when the game was struggling. wonder how many will be around when the game goes bust?

and a nation of telly addicts who do nothing put fill sky tv's bank accounts but don't know where their teams ground is