Even if Owing Coyle comes onboard he is not the answer. He has to rebuild the team fr scratch and have to get rid of foreign talent. Get more local passionate players in then EPL will see a more terrifying LFC.
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Even if Owing Coyle comes onboard he is not the answer. He has to rebuild the team fr scratch and have to get rid of foreign talent. Get more local passionate players in then EPL will see a more terrifying LFC.
Last time they started talking about local talent, we ended up with RH... somehow that did not worked out it is claimed...
Last time they started talking about local talent, we ended up with RH... somehow that did not worked out it is claimed...
May be local talent not good enough so have to bring in more foreign talent. Sounds familiar?
GHOST!!! :bigeyes: :bigeyes: :bigeyes:
Jeff kor kor long time no see, this time you rise from how many feet underground or ashes? :bsmilie:
GHOST!!! :bigeyes: :bigeyes: :bigeyes:
Jeff kor kor long time no see, this time you rise from how many feet underground or ashes? :bsmilie:
he has come to offer us support like he always does when we r in the doldrums and when we are abt to face manCircle utd clowns.
how kind of jeff gorgor!
GHOST!!! :bigeyes: :bigeyes: :bigeyes:
Jeff kor kor long time no see, this time you rise from how many feet underground or ashes? :bsmilie:
Our closet fan out in force !!!!
Go from RH to OC? Bad idea. RH couldn't handle the big players, unlike at Fulham the biggest name he had was like what, Brede Haangeland. Now, appointing OC, who has alot less experience, both in domestic and continental sense, I'm not really sure that would be the best of ideas.
LFC has always been in the doldrums :bsmilie:
In reality, RH was never the right person but then again, objectively speaking, how many better managers are willing to take up that challenge ?
You are so modest for not accepting the job.. come lah.. we know things can't get worse.. hmm come to think of it, we are still 4 points above relegation?.. what if the unthinkable happens!!!!
Cheescake for manager.... :thumbsup:I was going to say that :sweat:
That must be a rumor started by bro Rodz to get himself appointed :bigeyes:
Someone must be messing with brain/dreams.... inception?
Is it a coincidence that Jeff forgot is back? :sweat:
Liverpool to sack Roy Hodgson after FA Cup tie with Manchester United
Roy Hodgson is expected to be sacked as Liverpool manager next week even if the Merseysiders get a shock result at Old Trafford tomorrow.
The decision to replace Hodgson has already been taken, and its now only a matter of when the axe will fall on the 63-year-old former Fulham boss.
Yesterdays press conference when Hodgson was meant to talk about the FA Cup third-round tie with Manchester United was cancelled and its believed Liverpools American owners, Fenway Sports Group, will meet with Hodgson after tomorrows game to deliver the bad news.
It is understood that Hodgson, who has been in charge of Liverpool for just over six months, will be replaced once FSG have identified an interim appointment.
Kenny Dalglish the fans' choice to steady the sinking ship at Anfield is expected to take that role, but will not be offered the job on a full-time basis.
Hodgson has presided over the club's worst start since the 1953-54 season and defeat against Blackburn on Wednesday night was Liverpool's ninth loss in the Premier League this season, leaving the side languishing 12th in the table and just four points above the relegation zone.
Liverpool have drawn up a shortlist of managers to replace Hodgson which includes former Barcelona boss Frank Rijkaard and the little known ex-Hoffenheim chief Ralf Rangnick.
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/s...-cup-tie-with-manchester-united-15049066.html
Roy Hodgson is expected to be sacked as Liverpool manager next week even if the Merseysiders get a shock result at Old Trafford tomorrow.
The decision to replace Hodgson has already been taken, and its now only a matter of when the axe will fall on the 63-year-old former Fulham boss.
Yesterdays press conference when Hodgson was meant to talk about the FA Cup third-round tie with Manchester United was cancelled and its believed Liverpools American owners, Fenway Sports Group, will meet with Hodgson after tomorrows game to deliver the bad news.
It is understood that Hodgson, who has been in charge of Liverpool for just over six months, will be replaced once FSG have identified an interim appointment.
Kenny Dalglish the fans' choice to steady the sinking ship at Anfield is expected to take that role, but will not be offered the job on a full-time basis.
Hodgson has presided over the club's worst start since the 1953-54 season and defeat against Blackburn on Wednesday night was Liverpool's ninth loss in the Premier League this season, leaving the side languishing 12th in the table and just four points above the relegation zone.
Liverpool have drawn up a shortlist of managers to replace Hodgson which includes former Barcelona boss Frank Rijkaard and the little known ex-Hoffenheim chief Ralf Rangnick.
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/s...-cup-tie-with-manchester-united-15049066.html
or u can join e suay kia gang.. :bsmilie:
roy's last stand tmr..
but i dun see how owen can do any better..
maybe he intends to get younger hungrier players after everybody activates their release clause for lotsa $$..
jeff49er said:
Haha! Dun forget wat goes arnd come arnd.
It isnt tat mancircle clowns r nt getting their worth but soon enuf the debts wil cripple them.
Last i remember, mancircle clowns debt r enormous, to say the least.
Enjoy while the sun shines for darkness looms Rite aftr it.
Played out by the americans too! Kekeke
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