Match Day Thread Take a bow Brendan Rodgers

Firing him will bring more instability in the dressing room. I believe he shouldn't be fire till May 16.
If he still gets bad results, we will get a new manager with full preseason in July Aug 16.
If he does well then we will have no problem.

 

Ancelotti as replacement..

 

I reckon they'd be classed as sexist if they did that

 

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Brendan Rodgers' future as Liverpool manager is under threat, but the Northern Irishman has been boosted by reports that Reds owners Fenway Sports Group have been warned off hiring Jurgen Klopp.
Former Borussia Dortmund boss Klopp is seen by many as the heir apparent to Rodgers, and calls for the current Liverpool manager's dismissal have been increasing after a poor start to the season, per the Mirror's Richard Innes.
However, according to Simon Hughes in the Independent, FSG have been advised not to hire Klopp, "presumably by someone with first-hand practice of working with him."
This can only be good news for Rodgers, as the German manager—who left Dortmund at the end of last season after seven successful years—is seen by many, including former Red Dietmar Hamann, as the perfect Liverpool manager, per the Liverpool Echo:

Rodgers cannot afford to rest on his laurels, though. Even if Klopp is not considered a valid replacement by FSG, there are plenty of other potential candidates out there.
Liverpool put in another poor performance on Saturday in a 1-1 draw with Norwich City. Having picked up just eight points from the first six matches of the new Premier League campaign, they currently lie 13th.
Liverpool Upcoming Premier League Fixtures
Date Opponent
September 26 Aston Villa (h)
October 4 Everton (a)
October 17 Tottenham Hotspur (a)
October 25 Southampton (h)
October 31 Chelsea (a)
November 8 Crystal Palace (h)
November 21 Manchester City (a)
November 29 Swansea City (h)
BBC Sport
They have garnered only two points from their last four league matches and anything but a home win against Aston Villa on Saturday could spell the beginning of the end for Rodgers.
Should Rodgers be sacked as No Submit Vote vote to see results Following the Villa clash, Liverpool have fixtures against Everton, Tottenham Hotspur, Southampton and Chelsea, a run of games from which they would be fortunate to claim a single victory on current form.
Klopp is not the only managerial option currently available who could be an improvement on Rodgers.
Lucien Favre recently resigned from Borussia Monchengladbach, and the Swiss could be a good fit at Anfield, per Bundesliga expert Cristian Nyari:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=liverpool

 

I doubt you will get Klopp tbh. While he needs to prove himself, Liverpool are jot the club to do that at. In fact tgeybhavr a history if taking promising managers and making then terrible (some of these managers have gone on to greater things).

You will be going after the level of manager Spurs wouldn't be chasing. There is no doubt of that as you are a similar level of club. It wouldnt be too surprising if you approached Alan Pardew, who incidently, wouldn't be a bad call.

 

Nice rod

 

You'd have been supporting Burnley if Utd never got lucky with Fergie and still had a manager of the stature of Docherty, Atkinson, Sexton etc.

As it stands Utd have won as much as us since the old scotsman retired, 18 more months before long ball Louie flies out to his "paradise", then what?, take a punt on Giggs or bring in another ex-successful man who'll spend more tens of millions.

The continuous stability has gone at OT and no manager will ever stay at a club as long as Ferguson because no prem club including Utd would give a manager 6 years of 26 without a trophy.

 

He thinks its an Allo Allo audition.

 

'Smart' Phones mate, you wouldn't know....

 

I'm no expert but when I was younger Burnley were a non league side.

 

Hundreds.

 

And?

You lived closer to Turf Moor that OT.

 

Yeah, im thinking by the time Giggs is installed as manager the Glazers will have syphoned enough cash out of MUFC to get the **** out of Dodge before Giggs does a Moyes.

 

If not Klopp give me Capello.
If not Capello give me Paco.
If not Paco give me Rafa.
If not Rafa give me De Boer.
If not De Boer give me Ancelotti
If not Ancelotti give me Derek Asamoah.


/ this may not necessarily be in the right order.

 

And? At a few months old I didn't follow too much football. I've told you my life story Page. Keep up.

 

Unless you've still to reach potty training you reached an age where you could have gone to Turf Moor but instead you chose to chase the glory at OT.

Our out of town support is based on loyalty and deserve a pat on the back for their patience.

 

Credit to your norweigen fanbase.

 

I was talking about the ones from the UK, its easy to live in Katmandu or suchlike and profess to support Utd, but the people in talking about take crap on football forums about how **** LFC is from non Mancunian gravy train yoonited fans like your goodself.

 

New manager needs to see his inherited squad in action before the summer. Otherwise we have a summer where nothing happens as he's had no chance to properly assess the squad. Rodgers has until Christmas.