who would you like to see as next liverpool manager

Mr.Nice Guy

population wrote: »

It astounds me that people think Rafa is what's wrong with Liverpool:rolleyes:

Yeah imagine people calling into question a guy who hasn't won a trophy going on 4 years, hasn't won more than 3 of his last 15 games, has overseen his team being dumped out of the Carling Cup and Champions League, as well as the title race.

He's clearly doing an outstanding job!

jesus_thats_gre

leninbenjamin wrote: »

Hate to be a spoil sport, but that picture DOES make sense.

He's filtering sea water to try and make it drinkable. Anyone who's ran out of drinking water when camping will sympathise with it. You lot should get out a bit more

Assuming that that is an everyday consumer grade water filter then it doesn't actually make sense.

jaykay74

Something like the Ebbsfleet United model where the fans pick the team and vote on transfers. Plus it saves on big wages for a manager. The team could sit around a laptop at halftime pressing F5 waiting for instructions from RAWK or the liverpool boards match thread.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ebbsfleet_United_F.C.

Since February 2008, the club has been owned by the web-based venture MyFootballClub, whose members may vote on team selection and player transfers, instead of those decisions being made exclusively by the club's management and staff as at most other clubs.

LuckyLloyd

jesus_thats_gre wrote: »

Assuming that that is an everyday consumer grade water filter then it doesn't actually make sense.

THE PLOT THICKENS IMO!!

monkey9

jaykay74 wrote: »

Something like the Ebbsfleet United model where the fans pick the team and vote on transfers. Plus it saves on big wages for a manager. The team could sit around a laptop at halftime pressing F5 waiting for instructions from RAWK or the liverpool boards match thread.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ebbsfleet_United_F.C.

Are you joking??!!!!!! We'd have The Muppet and Boggles and Headshot all signing up trying to pick the team. They'd be putting Ngog in goal and all sorts of shenanigans

ilovelamp2000

Mr Alan wrote: »

Mourinho earns about twice as much as Rafa every year, maybe more.

peope suggesting him are only highlighting how clueless they are about the situation our club is in at the minute.

So Mourinho is on at least £8m per year, really ?

I find that hard to believe.

stovelid

leninbenjamin wrote: »

Hate to be a spoil sport, but that picture DOES make sense.

He's filtering sea water to try and make it drinkable. Anyone who's ran out of drinking water when camping will sympathise with it. You lot should get out a bit more

How would he drink it through his Darth Vader face-grille without taking his mask off and thus dying of asphyxiation?

Bandit12

population wrote: »

It astounds me that people think Rafa is what's wrong with Liverpool:rolleyes:

Never underestimate how stupid the average football fan is.

Mr.Nice Guy

Bandit12 wrote: »

Never underestimate how stupid the average football fan is.

Priceless.

Bandit12

Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »

Priceless.

What is?

Bobalicious93

Beach Ball.

tony1kenobi

jesus_thats_gre wrote: »

Assuming that that is an everyday consumer grade water filter then it doesn't actually make sense.

Also consider that Darth Vader is a fictional character who doesn't have a fictional mouth it makes even less sense.

invincibleirish

jaykay74 wrote: »

Something like the Ebbsfleet United model where the fans pick the team and vote on transfers. Plus it saves on big wages for a manager. The team could sit around a laptop at halftime pressing F5 waiting for instructions from RAWK or the liverpool boards match thread.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ebbsfleet_United_F.C.

Maybe not...

Just 18 months after buying Ebbsfleet for £635,000, the MyFootballClub dream is dead. Members have voted overwhelmingly to scrap the team selector which was never used. They voted to buy the operating system from founder Will Brooks for £15,000. He previously took 21 per cent of membership fees to cover the cost of running the site. Ebbsfleet is now effectively a fans' club. At renewals day in February, 21,000 members disappeared. Cashflow went through the floor and the manager was forced to release all but three of his squad. With a playing budget of just over £6,000 a week, the Conference side now look likely candidates for relegation. The club are facing annual losses of £250,000, and they need at least 2,500 of their 9,000 current members to stump up a membership fee increased by 65 per cent to £100.

http://footballeconomy.com/

Headshot

Bandit12 wrote: »

What is?

japan 4

jaykay74

invincibleirish wrote: »

Maybe not...



http://footballeconomy.com/

Meh, still a better solution than Klinnsman.

rossie1977

bump

Phil Brown, he is a lovely lovely chap.

JerryHandbag

Neil Warnock

Mr Alan

rosco

d22ontour

Roddy Collins with Pat Dolan as director of football.

IvySlayer

In before the Gary Breen player-manager!

stovelid

Liverpool better not be coming over to Tallaght to try and turn Michael O Neill's head, that's all I'm saying.

everdead.ie

stovelid wrote: »

Liverpool better not be coming over to Tallaght to try and turn Michael O Neill's head, that's all I'm saying.

Just in on rte Gillet and Hicks and the new Chairman seen having Lunch with him during the Chelsea game

blinding

Roy Hodgson

FlawedGenius

Martin Jol will get the job. From a reliable source;)

Pete M.

Yeah, Roy Hodgson is definitely the man.
Has one more big job left in him apparently and fcuk knows tis a job and a half.

Otherwise The King.

5ForKeeps

The next manager will and still be Rafael Benitez...

everdead.ie

FlawedGenius wrote: »

Martin Jol will get the job. From a reliable source;)

Roy Keane to get the job :pac:

stovelid

Pete M. wrote: »

Otherwise The King.

He died in 1977?

Mr Alan

the fact that Woy isn't in the poll and didn't get one mention in this thread up until today shows how fickle and shortsighted some football fans are.

everdead.ie

Mr Alan wrote: »

the fact that Woy isn't in the poll and didn't get one mention in this thread up until today shows how fickle and shortsighted some football fans are.

How much could you afford to pay a manager out of curiosity because a lot on that list would be extremly expensive?

Spiritoftheseventies

Mr Alan wrote: »

the fact that Woy isn't in the poll and didn't get one mention in this thread up until today shows how fickle and shortsighted some football fans are.

Again his away form not great Mr Alan. Got didnt realize this thread was so old. Memories flooding back now

x in the city

Rafa's son

Bounty Hunter

i dont see anybody on the list suceeding Rafa personally.

More serious yet decent suggestions:

Pellegrino
Hodgsen
Grant
Sven
Martin Jol

everdead.ie

To be honest Thinking about it If a manager comes in and has no money to spend he's going to be stuck with rafa's team and probably unable to change the team so that it suits him and his style which could mean another season of 5-7th place

Spiritoftheseventies

everdead.ie wrote: »

To be honest Thinking about it If a manager comes in and has no money to spend he's going to be stuck with rafa's team and probably unable to change the team so that it suits him and his style which could mean another season of 5-7th place

Carra's name (with Dalglish in an advisory capacity) was even mentioned in article in Pool main thread. But can't see it happening. Will be an interesting summer all the same.

jaykay74

Stevie Gerard as player manager. It worked with kenny in the 80's. How can it fail ?

or McClaren since he will be flavour of the week for the dutch title win. say yesh to Steve Mc.

Spiritoftheseventies

Have requested that Roy Hodgson be added to the poll to keep you minions happy. talk about your mission impossible Thanks Mod. Owe you one.

jesus_thats_gre

Maybe a thread on who do you realistically see being Liverpool manager next season.

Anyone choosing anyone other than Jose in this poll is a lunatic.

monkey9

Spiritoftheseventies wrote: »

Have requested that Roy Hodgson be added to the poll to keep you minions happy. talk about your mission impossible Thanks Mod. Owe you one.

Can you get Rafa's name added as well?? I pick him!

Bounty Hunter

Spiritoftheseventies wrote: »

Have requested that Roy Hodgson be added to the poll to keep you minions happy. talk about your mission impossible Thanks Mod. Owe you one.

already voted for other but id say us minions would choose Mourinho if we were Liverpool fans as pointed out below but in a realistic poll id say Hodgson would be a frontrunner.

jesus_thats_gre wrote: »

Maybe a thread on who do you realistically see being Liverpool manager next season.

Anyone choosing anyone other than Jose in this poll is a lunatic.

first point i agree with, second well only if your a liverpool fan :Pac:

monkey9 wrote:

Can you get Rafa's name added as well?? I pick him!

well he cant be the next Liverpool manager as he is the current liverpool manager

Spiritoftheseventies

monkey9 wrote: »

Can you get Rafa's name added as well?? I pick him!

As he is the current manager, he can hardly be the next one as well now can he

Handsome Bob

Ronnie Whelan

gosplan

Avram Grant FTW.

You heard it here first!!

Spiritoftheseventies

gosplan wrote: »

Avram Grant FTW.

You heard it here first!!

They call him the Cuckoo. Always popping out when ever a job becomes available.

D'Agger

jesus_thats_gre wrote: »

Maybe a thread on who do you realistically see being Liverpool manager next season.

Anyone choosing anyone other than Jose in this poll is a lunatic.

I rate Hiddink higher tbh but thats just me I suppose

BOHtox

I wouldn't mind to see Hodgson, Mourinhio, Mancini, Fenlon, Grant or McClaren

scudzilla

Sammy Lee or Roy Keane

Spiritoftheseventies

Personally speaking I would like to see Louis Van Gaal get it. And it looks as if Hodgson has ruled himself out of the reckoning.

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11095_6130205,00.html

Roy Hodgson insists he is happy at Fulham after speculation linking him with a move to Liverpool.

The Cottagers manager has been revered of late for the job he has done at Fulham, after guiding them to a Europa League final to be played against Atletico Madrid later this month.

His side have come on leaps and bounds since they narrowly avoided relegation in the 2007/08 campaign, and Hodgson has been tipped to succeed Fabio Capello as England manager in recent weeks.

With matters at Liverpool clouded in uncertainty and Rafa Benitez's position reportedly on a knife edge, the Fulham boss has now been linked with a move to Anfield.

However, the experienced tactician has dismissed such suggestions and insists he is happy at Craven Cottage.

"I am happy here at Fulham," he said. "I have got a contract here at Fulham. I am happy with the job I am doing.

"My name is sufficiently strong at the moment to be linked with other jobs and, of course, that is flattering and it is nice to hear.

"But as far as I am concerned it is speculation because I am at Fulham.

"We all prefer praise to criticism and love to hatred. It would be ludicrous to suggest I am not enjoying people saying and writing nice things about me and the team.

"But I am trying to keep a level head and keep things in perspective."

Fulham managed a 3-2 win over West Ham in the Premier League on Sunday but all eyes are geared towards that Hamburg final on 12th May.