Brendan Rogers IS the new Liverpool Manager

sisco

Pep Guardiola

NO RAFA OR MARTINEZ PLEASE!!!!!

Dont wanna get back to the situation we have been in the last 2 years.... Rafa and his stupid notebook and then martinez???

Really??? No way!!!

Martin O Neil all the way!! If he was appointed before Hodgson I bet we would not even have been in this situation solid manager with great knowledge of the game..... Would LOVE to see The Special One Though

syngindub

Roberto Martinez

Mick McCarthy could do a job

kitakyushu

Redzer7 wrote: »

I don't see the Pat Dolan option anywhere?

I think he's waiting to take over at Arsenal.

markie29

Paul Lambert

sisco wrote: »

NO RAFA OR MARTINEZ PLEASE!!!!!

Dont wanna get back to the situation we have been in the last 2 years.... Rafa and his stupid notebook and then martinez???

Really??? No way!!!

Martin O Neil all the way!! If he was appointed before Hodgson I bet we would not even have been in this situation solid manager with great knowledge of the game..... Would LOVE to see The Special One Though

Good god! no! no no no no!!!

Glico Man

-Ade- wrote: »

*Sees Klopp and Bielsa being mentioned yet again*

I'd have voted for Paul Bearer btw if anyone cares.

Mr. Fuji ftw!

Already proven he can manage the big guys

Paully D

There's only one man for the job really:

sisco

Pep Guardiola

markie29 wrote: »

Good god! no! no no no no!!!

GOOD GOD NO?????

Why not??? You one the fellas looking for rafa back???

Leiva

AVB has a philosophy that I think we would want.

IMO there is a massive clear out happening for a long term plan to be introduced.

Patience is required over the next couple of seasons if you follow LFC, but unfortunately we are not renowned for that .

As long as I know that there is a philosophy and plan in place over the medium term then I happy .

No flavors of the month please.

kitakyushu

aaronh007 wrote: »

Mr. Fuji ftw!

Already proven he can manage the big guys

Good choice. He'd be able to trip up opposition wingers with his cane when the ref isn't looking.

Nuri Sahin

Paul Lambert

aaronh007 wrote: »

Mr. Fuji ftw!

Already proven he can manage the big guys

Both are excellent heel managers, maybe a co-manager/faction could be formed.

The_Kew_Tour

willmunny1990 wrote: »

No it's not.

The top tier managers wouldn't touch off the job with a barge poll. They haven't finished higher than 6th for 3 years now and were 37 points off top spot this season.

They are no longer the draw for world class managers or players that they once were, that is a fact.

Theyll most likely hire Martinez, Rodgers etc.

Would you say the same for Milan between 2005-11?

syngindub

Roberto Martinez

Even Martin O'Neill would be a good option..he's definitlely have them challenging for top 4 positions. no doubt

Fizman

sundula wrote: »

Henry is into the whole Money Ball way of doing things, prehaps with this in mind he may go for Brad Pitt.

If he goes the Moneyball route......it will be Phillip Seymour Hoffman coming in.



On a serious note......I'm a Liverpool fan and it terrifies me to see Rafa linked again at such short odds.

Any man who has 'sold Xabi Alonso' on his CV should be told "We'll be in touch".

Jimmy Iovine

Jurgen Klinnsman

-Ade- wrote: »

I'd have voted for Paul Bearer btw if anyone cares.

I thought he was dead? The Undertaker killed him years ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzSlDCbeOBs

eugeneious

Has to be....

willmunny1990

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

Would you say the same for Milan between 2005-11?

Is this a piss take?

Milan won the Champions League in 2007 and were regularly competing in the competition.

Liverpool haven't won a league title in over 20 years and have finished 8th, 6th and 7th over the last 3 seasons.

Milan are streets ahead of Pool in terms of being a top club, there is no comparison.

The_Kew_Tour

willmunny1990 wrote: »

Is this a piss take?

Milan won the Champions League in 2007 and were regularly competing in the competition.

Liverpool haven't won a league title in over 20 years and have finished 8th, 6th and 7th over the last 3 seasons.

Milan are streets ahead of Pool in terms of being a top club, there is no comparison.

Ah hello!!!!!

Do I need to remind you that Liverpool won the final in 2005 and got to final in 2007. Got to semi final in 2008.

recylingbin

Louis Van Gaal

willmunny1990 wrote: »

Is this a piss take?

Milan won the Champions League in 2007 and were regularly competing in the competition.

Liverpool haven't won a league title in over 20 years and have finished 8th, 6th and 7th over the last 3 seasons.

Milan are streets ahead of Pool in terms of being a top club, there is no comparison.

Go back one more year.

Redzer7

Rafael Benitez

Glico Man

-Ade- wrote: »

Both are excellent heel managers, maybe a co-manager/faction could be formed.

Like Ged and Evans... I like where this is going

Perhaps we could involve Paul Heyman, get a trifecta going. Paul E. as PR guy

rossie1977

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

Ah hello!!!!!

Do I need to remind you that Liverpool won the final in 2005 and got to final in 2007. Got to semi final in 2008.

recylingbin wrote: »

Go back one more year.

its best to ignore willy for your own sanity

kitakyushu

Jimmy Iovine wrote: »

I thought he was dead? The Undertaker killed him years ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzSlDCbeOBs

I don't know how the Undertaker hopes to ever compete with the Top 4 in the WWE again when he keeps killing his managers!

sundula

Marcello Bielsa

There is only one way to replace one scottish wing wizard and thats with another one.


Introducing...former Celtic winger....and all around scottish type guy..

ButcherOfNog

Paul Lambert is not on the pole why?

Martinez would be a strange choice, Wigan sucked for most of the season, and most of last season, and most of..... there's a pattern here isn't there?

Aidric

Jurgen Klinnsman

Liam O wrote: »

A lot of Pool fans I've talked to seem to have a problem with Martinez, not sure why, I think he'll achieve big things with the first big job he gets.

Wouldn't he need a decent squad to achieve that aim?

Nuri Sahin

Paul Lambert

Jimmy Iovine wrote: »

I thought he was dead? The Undertaker killed him years ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzSlDCbeOBs

Ah good times.

He was back the other day. Locked in a freezer. Recommend youtube searching it :P

recylingbin

Louis Van Gaal

ButcherOfNog wrote: »

Paul Lambert is not on the pole why?

Doen't look good in suspenders.

willmunny1990

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

Ah hello!!!!!

Do I need to remind you that Liverpool won the final in 2005 and got to final in 2007. Got to semi final in 2008.

And?

The fact is that they're a million miles from that level now and no world class manager is going to want to risk his reputation by going there.

They do not have the resources to compete with Man Utd, Chelsea and Man City in the long run. They are struggling to compete with Arsenal, Spurs and Newcastle ffs.

sundula

Marcello Bielsa

Maybe Martinez will get it so he can bring in Diame and Rodellaga who are both free and save Liverpool a ton of cash or prehaps Henry is looking at the transfer fee's paid versus player performances and has thinks Martinez is the biz.

The_Kew_Tour

willmunny1990 wrote: »

And?

The fact is that they're a million miles from that level now and no world class manager is going to want to risk his reputation by going there.

They do not have the resources to compete with Man Utd, Chelsea and Man City in the long run. They are struggling to compete with Arsenal, Spurs and Newcastle ffs.

I give up!

mike65

Paul Lambert

willmunny1990 wrote: »

And?

The fact is that they're a million miles from that level now and no world class manager is going to want to risk his reputation by going there.

They do not have the resources to compete with Man Utd, Chelsea and Man City in the long run. They are struggling to compete with Arsenal, Spurs and Newcastle ffs.

WTF? They spent what LFC gave them for Carroll and Enrqiue, they do not have a pot of gold.

willmunny1990

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

I give up!

And so you should if you really think Liverpool can attract world class managers like Mourinho, Guardiola, Klopp, Pellegrini etc.

I think they'll go for Martinez.

syngindub

Roberto Martinez

or..

Andre Villas-Boas

No Benitez or AVB.

Serious poll fail.

mayordenis

Andre Villas-Boas

willmunny1990 wrote: »

And so you should if you really think Liverpool can attract world class managers like Mourinho, Guardiola, Klopp, Pellegrini etc.

I think they'll go for Martinez.

Of course they can, you're attempt at realism goes above and beyond anything that can be called reality.
There are plenty of top managers who'll look at this job if it's on offer, I'm not saying we're going to take those particular managers but Villas-Boas and Capello are certainly not out of the question.

willmunny1990

mike65 wrote: »

WTF? They spent what LFC gave them for Carroll and Enrqiue, they do not have a pot of gold.

I never said that wasn't the case Mike, but are you saying that Pool definitely won't be struggling to compete with them over the coming seasons?

Main point still stands anyway, you won't compete with City, United and Chelsea on a consistent basis for the foreseeable future, the gap in resources is far too big. And because of that, a world class manager won't go there.

Morzadec

Andre Villas-Boas

Of the realistic options available, Rafa is without doubt my preference.

I would have huge reservations about taking on an inexperienced manager like Martinez, and if we were going to take a risk I would prefer it to be on Paul Lambert.

I hope the fans will fully get behind whoever is appointed and give them every chance to succeed

The_Kew_Tour

willmunny1990 wrote: »

And so you should if you really think Liverpool can attract world class managers like Mourinho, Guardiola, Klopp, Pellegrini etc.

I think they'll go for Martinez.

Oh I bow to you oh great one

prettyboy81

Andre Villas Boas for me...No 1

mike65

Paul Lambert

Newcastle will not be an issue for LFC, they've had a great season but they won't be able to sustain it on the pitch I suspect and off the field Liverpool would always be able to out bid them. The Magpies recent success has been spotting talent and taking a punt not spending money.

Yakult

Paul Lambert

Like Martinez a lot but would not like to see him at LFC, yet. He needs a few more years and a better club than Wigan. I think its between Rafa and Villas-Boas. Would be happy with either.

opr

Andre Villas-Boas

Can one of the mods please add Rafa to the poll.

Opr

G.K.

Andre Villas-Boas

Didn't know I could edit the poll :pac:

Done.

Turtyturd

Paul Lambert

G.K. wrote: »

Didn't know I could edit the poll :pac:

Done.

Now can you take Rogers and Martinez off?:pac:

Andre Villas-Boas

To the utd fans on about Martinez, lets see if ye want him when Fergie goes

Francie Barrett

Brendan Rogers

Guardiola or Mourinho for me. I would take Rafa back if we couldn't get either of those two managers.

kitakyushu

Francie Barrett wrote: »

Guardiola or Mourinho for me.

Good choices. You have an eye for talent.

Francie Barrett

Brendan Rogers

kitakyushu wrote: »

Good choices. You have an eye for talent.

This is a massive club and I think either manager would relish the chance to work here. Mourinho in particular would be able to instill a real fighting spirit andd make Anfield a fortress that it once was.

Blatter

Marcello Bielsa

Francie Barrett wrote: »

This is a massive club and I think either manager would relish the chance to work here. Mourinho in particular would be able to instill a real fighting spirit andd make Anfield a fortress that it once was.

Guardiola is taking a break from football and Mourinho is staying at Real Madrid.

Forget about them.

Masked Man

Blatter wrote: »

Guardiola is taking a break from football and Mourinho is staying at Real Madrid.

Forget about them.

There not the only reasons.

and I think he knows that

Francie Barrett wrote: »

Yea, Rafa is the only manager we have a chance at getting who I would have confidence in. He definitely won't be back. I say we stick with Kenny and end speculation as it's so destructive to this team.