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So according to Suarez brendan is one the best coaches in europe and if it wasn't for him he wouldn't be the player he is today. He did improve massively under Rodgers. He says that he should be looking at clubs in the champions league.
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this thread has got redscousers name written all over it, which won't be a problem but I'm guessing bait is going to be real
emphasis on coaches and coach, not manager. can't turn around a team who lose 1 key player, I don't see why he should manage an elite group of players.
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this thread has got redscousers name written all over it, which won't be a problem but I'm guessing bait is going to be real
emphasis on coaches and coach, not manager. can't turn around a team who lose 1 key player, I don't see why he should manage an elite group of players. Yep that would be my take on it.
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He's got time on his side at least and doesn't lack confidence. He needs to start again at a side where he hasn't got £300m to spend and build something up. Watford or Villa maybe or Newcastle if Rafa goes.
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I predict BR will put on masses of weight and when he speaks he will constantly be mistaken for Big Sam Allardyce.
His managing career will also mirror that of Big Sam - a very average manager who is full of it.
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It's funny how after the 13/14 season people on here like to say that it was down to Suarez. But now Suarez has said the extent of his development is down to Rodgers and I agree.
The emphasis isn't all on coach, Suarez uses the word management in his quotes.
But yes the emphasis is on coach because that was his role. He didn't have the control of the transfers and even some aspects of our style of play was prescribed for him. He was an exceptional coach, who improved so many players at our club.
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this thread has got redscousers name written all over it, which won't be a problem but I'm guessing bait is going to be real
emphasis on coaches and coach, not manager. can't turn around a team who lose 1 key player, I don't see why he should manage an elite group of players. Yep that would be my take on it. He wasn't in control of transfers, wasn't in full control of our style of play, didn't appear to be in charge of the recruitment of backroom staff so I would say yes the emphasis should be on coach. Rodgers and FSG both made mistakes during their time together yet when it comes to our downfalls people on here want Rodgers to take all the blame. He probably doesn't have the know-how to make a club consistently successful - not yet at least. But he was and still is a young manager learning and the amount of progression in our players - not just Suarez - was really impressive. He is one of the best young coaches in Europe in my opinion and in the opinion of the best striker in the world.
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He's got time on his side at least and doesn't lack confidence. He needs to start again at a side where he hasn't got £300m to spend and build something up. Watford or Villa maybe or Newcastle if Rafa goes.
He wasn't solely to blame for the £300m. And we got a lot of money back from players because of him. It was such a difficult task losing Suarez and having to rebuild without going backwards especially for someone with relatively little experience. But he definitely had something about him and it is nice to see Suarez credit the man who helped him become the best striker in the world.
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this thread has got redscousers name written all over it, which won't be a problem but I'm guessing bait is going to be real
emphasis on coaches and coach, not manager. can't turn around a team who lose 1 key player, I don't see why he should manage an elite group of players. Yep that would be my take on it. He wasn't in control of transfers, wasn't in full control of our style of play, didn't appear to be in charge of the recruitment of backroom staff so I would say yes the emphasis should be on coach. Rodgers and FSG both made mistakes during their time together yet when it comes to our downfalls people on here want Rodgers to take all the blame. He probably doesn't have the know-how to make a club consistently successful - not yet at least. But he was and still is a young manager learning and the amount of progression in our players - not just Suarez - was really impressive. He is one of the best young coaches in Europe in my opinion and in the opinion of the best striker in the world. Always said he was a good coach but not a manager good enough to handle a club with expectations as LFC, for sure it was at least too early for him
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this thread has got redscousers name written all over it, which won't be a problem but I'm guessing bait is going to be real
emphasis on coaches and coach, not manager. can't turn around a team who lose 1 key player, I don't see why he should manage an elite group of players. Yep that would be my take on it. He wasn't in control of transfers, wasn't in full control of our style of play, didn't appear to be in charge of the recruitment of backroom staff so I would say yes the emphasis should be on coach. Rodgers and FSG both made mistakes during their time together yet when it comes to our downfalls people on here want Rodgers to take all the blame. He probably doesn't have the know-how to make a club consistently successful - not yet at least. But he was and still is a young manager learning and the amount of progression in our players - not just Suarez - was really impressive. He is one of the best young coaches in Europe in my opinion and in the opinion of the best striker in the world. Always said he was a good coach but not a manager good enough to handle a club with expectations as LFC, for sure it was at least too early for him It would have been better if FSG could take some of the weight off Rodgers so he could focus more on the coaching side. However, FSG's people were making so many mistakes themselves with recruitment it made the situation even worse than if they just stepped back.
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