I'm not even trolling, Liverpool are in a pretty rough place right now and unless he really wants a project it seems a pretty thankless task for a world class manager.
yeah, why on earth would he want to manage one of the biggest clubs in the world
Both of these responses are fairly silly. Biggest clubs, as a manager you have a team, a stadium, training facilities, a budget and games to play, biggest or smallest doesn't come in to it. 20k fans or 1 billion fans, a club that has been around for 200 or 2 years, the job itself is no different at all.
As for why you'd want it, there is this stuff that people like, it's called money....
It's a job, if you want a job as a manager you take a job that is available, nothing complex or difficult about that. Also the Liverpool job is comparatively easy. Rodgers is a bit of an idiot, full of himself but in reality doing a bad job. It's easier to take over a club with a bit of money, some quality in the squad and a manage completely mismanaging it than to take over a team with a great manager getting the very best out of his team already. Guardiola is winning things but(at least in his first two years) was considered to have taken the quality of football and entertainment level backwards compared to Henynckes.
Right tactics, better training, some work on the defence and motivating the offence as well as telling Coutinho to stop god damned shooting and I think any number of managers would very quickly improve Liverpool. Because of that I would say it's a very appealing job to managers, pretty high pay, decent transfer funds and a significantly under performing current manager.
