Dalglish resigned/sacked?
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But that's Liverpool fans for you,half of them genuinely though they were going to challenge for if not win the leauge when their previous manager came in
Don't use derogatory nicknames to wind up other fans. Thank you.
Which Liverpool fans said this or are you making it up?
This really is a huge decision for Liverpool when you think about it.
I think most people would agree they are a 'massive club' in terms of fanbase and worldwide popularity, and history, but that is slowly going to dwindle if they keep finishing mid table and struggle in most games.
The new manager would have the opportunity to rebuild a once great club and get them back challenging for various honours where certainly their fans believe they belong.
The owners have to get this right, having another 'meh' manager for 2 seasons could do untold damage.
I think most people would agree they are a 'massive club' in terms of fanbase and worldwide popularity, and history, but that is slowly going to dwindle if they keep finishing mid table and struggle in most games.
The new manager would have the opportunity to rebuild a once great club and get them back challenging for various honours where certainly their fans believe they belong.
The owners have to get this right, having another 'meh' manager for 2 seasons could do untold damage.
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I've read they've already said £30 million will be made available to the new manager so with player sales (Downing, Adams etc.) we should have a good £35 million to spend
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I've read they've already said £30 million will be made available to the new manager so with player sales (Downing, Adams etc.) we should have a good £35 million to spend
that's before the payments required to the players to get them to leave(to cover the loss in wages of going somewhere appropriate, like Doncaster), probably leave them around £20mil to spend after that
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The thread is somewhere on the Redandwhite kop forum,I'm looking for it at the minute
Are there any Liverpool supports on that forum? Whenever I've seen it mentioned on here, it's always supporters of other clubs that have been on there
And good luck finding this thread which shows that 50% of Liverpool supporters believed we'd win or challenge for the title.
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touchy touchy. No need to get all defensive.
Not defensive at all. I've said on here a fair few times that RAWK is full of ****. You've got "ikts" (that are full of ****), their disciples, transfer talk based on football manager knowledge (we have that here too) and Utd/Everton fans on the wind up.
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AVB to have an interview next week.
Klopp's a good manager but nowhere near top of the wanted list so it doesn't bother me in the slightest. As for not as big as we think, no we're not and haven't been for years but it's always nice to have been a big club than to not have been one at all
Does anyone else find it very funny when the arrogant scouses get knocked back by managers and they then turn on them with the old "we didnt want him anyway" speal.
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You appear to have a packet of crisps on your shoulder.
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Lol no offence to you personally mate but what you said is all I have been hearing for the last few days,I have a bit of banter with a few scousers in work and on a few other forums and as I said before a lot of them still feel that they should be challenging for the leauge( I had four of them yesterday season ticket holders BTW saying they should be approaching jose mourinho for the job)