Liverpool FC Team Talk/Gossip/Rumours Thread 2015/16 (*EVERYONE READ MOD POST in OP)

T-K-O

Agent Coulson wrote: »

The club can't move on like this really win a game or two and he saves his job lose a few and his job is on the line.

It's over for Brendan it's time for FSG now to pull the trigger and bring in an experienced manager.

Losing is not a problem, the manner of the defeats to West Ham, utd stoke etc that is the real problem.
If the level of performance improves, he could very well survive

marklazarcovic

danny ings lads,love his attitude and drive

Grayditch

If he's kept on, he'd really have to get it right a lot more and string an impressive run together, to make me disregard last season and some of the performances from this one.

To be honest, I'm very wary of having a manager that can look as lost as he has done. Happy we won. Fair play to him and the squad, but I'd still like to consider another manager.

Osmosis Jones

Caovyn Lineah wrote: »

Keep dodging the answer.

He answered you though, then you changed the question.

You ask too many questions.

5starpool

No idea if this is a real quote or not, but apparently at the post match press conference this was said:

Brendan Rodgers "there's a group of people who don't want me here behind the scenes"

Reporter: "What do you mean by group? Commentators, people who talk about the cub?"

Rodgers: "No, I'm talking about people outside here"

doc_17

Good to get the win but Villa barely attacked yet scored two goals. Worrying stuff, especially from the usual culprits. But onwards and hopefully upwards. If Sturridge stays fit Rodgers has a chance of getting up top 4.

Agent Coulson

I am only seeing bit of this in quotes on here.

The last manager to get sacked after a win that I remember had a record of 8 wins and 1 draw in his last 9 games of the season.

Nigel Pearson

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Tipsy McSwagger wrote: »

I posted last week we have a decent squad who can get top 4, all we need is a top manager to come in and sort out the defence first and foremost and we will finish in the top 4 this season. It has to be done as quickly as possible or the chance will be gone.

Which one of Arsenal, City or United do you see losing out?

Turtyturd

Agent Coulson wrote: »

I am only seeing bit of this in quotes on here.

The last manager to get sacked after a win that I remember had a record of 8 wins and 1 draw in his last 9 games of the season.

Nigel Pearson

What about a club that's not Leicester?

Agent Coulson

Turtyturd wrote: »

What about a club that's not Leicester?

Carlo Ancelotti :P

Won 9 and drew 1 of his last 10 games at Madrid.

Kerrigooney

Turtyturd wrote: »

What about a club that's not Leicester?

Well if you disregard all the other clubs in the league there is only Leicester so your answer makes no sense.

Vicxas

I missed the match but from what i can see attack was on form which is great

Nice to see our defence being consistent too.

monkey9

Tipsy and Caovyn are going to war again.

Lad's, let's just bail and enjoy the actual victory.

corwill

monkey9 wrote: »

Tipsy and Caovyn are going to war again.

Lad's, let's just bail and enjoy the actual victory.

Tipsy McSwagger

Agent Coulson wrote: »

I am only seeing bit of this in quotes on here.

The last manager to get sacked after a win that I remember had a record of 8 wins and 1 draw in his last 9 games of the season.

Nigel Pearson

Ah but he's right handed, when was the last time a left handed manager was sacked after a win?

corwill

Lucas wrote:

We wanted to win for the manager. We know what has been said about him and I think we showed we are a group of players behind him and trying to make everything right. The pressure is on him but we wanted to play the way he wanted us to play and I think we did that.

Class act on and off the pitch today. I'd love if his performance today presaged a return to being able to be what we know he's capable of for a full 90.

Osmosis Jones

Just realised Sturridge was our third longest playing player in the starting line up today, only Lucas and Skrtel ahead of him.

Agent Coulson

Osmosis Jones wrote: »

Just realised Sturridge was our third longest playing player in the starting line up today, only Lucas and Skrtel ahead of him.

To think Barrett confirmed last night that Rodgers didn't even want him at the club and now he is relying on Sturridge to save his job.

Harry Palmr

Osmosis Jones wrote: »

Just realised Sturridge was our third longest playing player in the starting line up today, only Lucas and Skrtel ahead of him.

I think one has to measure Sturridge by games not time! :pac:

Caovyn Lineah

monkey9 wrote: »

Tipsy and Caovyn are going to war again.

Lad's, let's just bail and enjoy the actual victory.

Trust me, nobody here enjoyed that victory more than me.

Glico Man

Memphis Fierce Cartoon wrote: »

Which one of Arsenal, City or United do you see losing out?

Well, at this early stage of the season, Chelsea are looking most vulnerable. They're struggling and look quite dire tbh, and its up to us to push and grab as many points as possible to take advantage of this.

Agent Coulson

Tipsy McSwagger wrote: »

Ah but he's right handed, when was the last time a left handed manager was sacked after a win?

I think you will find that Pearson is ambidextrous and can fight off wolfs with both his bare hands.

Pyjamarama

Agent Coulson wrote: »

To think Barrett confirmed last night that Rodgers didn't even want him at the club and now he is relying on Sturridge to save his job.

Not sure how that is particularly relevant tho. If anything it makes a mockery of the theory that he punishes players signed that he didn't want. If they're good enough they become integral parts of the team... (tho I believe the answer is somewhere in the middle and that he favours the players he signed but isn't playing politics, he just thinks they're better and will prove it - rightly or wrongly).

Tipsy McSwagger

Memphis Fierce Cartoon wrote: »

Which one of Arsenal, City or United do you see losing out?

Arsenal & City will finish in the top 4, United are not great but will dig out wins, Chelsea are in crisis mode. If we hire a decent manager I see no reason why we can't finish ahead of Chelsea or United.

Harry Palmr

Pyjamarama wrote: »

Not sure how that is particularly relevant tho. If anything it makes a mockery of the theory that he punishes players signed that he didn't want. If they're good enough they become integral parts of the team... (tho I believe the answer is somewhere in the middle and that he favours the players he signed but isn't playing politics, he just thinks they're better and will prove it - rightly or wrongly).

It makes one wonder about his judgement of players, now with Sturridge he'd not be the only one to have questioned Danny's ability/temperament but clearly the scouts knew better than the manager and then he had to accept the signing against his wishes anyway - which is wrong on both counts really. Luckily even Rodgers couldn't pretend he doesn't score goals.

googled eyes

Couldn't watch the game today because I'm not a real fan.

****ing delighted to hear the result.

niallo27

Rodgers is quite unlucky as well though in fairness or maybe the team is, did villa have two shots today and two goals. Utd had 3 shots and 3 goals at old trafford. Fit sturridge and bit of luck and they will fly up the table.

Agent Coulson

Pyjamarama wrote: »

Not sure how that is particularly relevant tho. If anything it makes a mockery of the theory that he punishes players signed that he didn't want. If they're good enough they become integral parts of the team... (tho I believe the answer is somewhere in the middle and that he favours the players he signed but isn't playing politics, he just thinks they're better and will prove it - rightly or wrongly).

Rodgers was hired partly because he was someone who was supposed to have a record of improving player.

He didn't seem to give most of the players he didn't pick a chance this is at detriment of the first team over his ego.

Osmosis Jones

Feels good to have some strikers again. Having the three of them fighting for two starting positions should give them some good motivation too. Origi as a fourth isn't half and either.

Caovyn Lineah

2 points off 3rd place and people want the manager sacked. The delusion is strong

Turtyturd

What do you think delusion means?

Osmosis Jones

Caovyn Lineah wrote: »

2 points off 3rd place and people want the manager sacked. The delusion is strong

One win against a relegation candidate after a nightmare start to the season following on from a nightmare end to the last and everything is dandy again.

That's delusion.

Caovyn Lineah

Osmosis Jones wrote: »

One win against a relegation candidate after a nightmare start to the season following on from a nightmare end to the last and everything is dandy again.

That's delusion.

Did I say everything was OK? I don't recall saying that.

Osmosis Jones

Caovyn Lineah wrote: »

Did I say everything was OK? I don't recall saying that.

Stop being a plank.

Caovyn Lineah

Osmosis Jones wrote: »

Stop being a plank.

That's not a nice thing to say

Bandana boy

happy with result today and performance has improved , Danny back and dancing will paper over a lot of cracks in the club.

re Rodgers future at the club ,it stops the rot but would not increase his standing with me , Villa at home a win is pretty much a requirement for a club of our standing

Lets see the tempo of play over the next few weeks and a few more good results before we declare the crisis over

Agent Coulson

michael999999

Messi after doing he's knee ligaments. Out for 6-8 weeks!

Caovyn Lineah

Just a reminder. Before today, Villa have lost at Anfield twice since 2006.

OwaynOTT

Caovyn Lineah wrote: »

Just a reminder. Before today, Villa have lost at Anfield twice since 2006.

And how often have West Ham won there in the last 30 years?

Grayditch

Caovyn Lineah wrote: »

2 points off 3rd place and people want the manager sacked. The delusion is strong

You're constantly looking to simplify things. People have written lots about what they think is wrong instead of pointing at the table and saying either "That's good" or "That's bad".

Don't come back to me with a loaded question, you can just make a point based on what you wanna say, as the to-and-froing doesn't seem to actually end up going anywhere.

People are saying they want either Klopp or Ancelotti. You said yourself you'd take Emery right now, and saying "well it's not gonna happen, so it doesn't matter" doesn't make you any better or smarter a fan than them.

The chip on your shoulder is actually ridiculous, at times.

Turtyturd

Caovyn Lineah wrote: »

Just a reminder. Before today, Villa have lost at Anfield twice since 2006.

Why do you think that's relevant?

Swarlez

OwaynOTT wrote: »

And how often have West Ham won there in the last 30 years?

to be fair, west ham have beaten Man city and arsenal away also, they seem perfectly set up to counter.

I'm not saying that win erases everything thats gone before, fsr from it, but at least it was a decent attacking performance. Hopefully we can build from here.

Agent Coulson

City lost and Chelsea are losing so everything is hunky dory at Liverpool.

michael999999

José may be available soon!

weldoninhio

michael999999 wrote: »

José may be available soon!

There'd be posters on here who wouldn't want us to get Jose as his record is with big clubs, like Ancelotti, who obviously wouldn't have a clue what to do at a club like Liverpool.

YouTookMyName

brevity wrote: »

https://twitter.com/LFCNY/status/647808863606022144

Lucas Leiva won 11/11 tackles today and was 100/108 passing. That is f*€king boss.

BOSS

T-K-O

michael999999 wrote: »

José may be available soon!

We don't losers at the club, get McClaren in

Grayditch

1. Can't stand Mourinho
2. Never gonna happen.
3. I'd totally be into it.
4. Never gonna happen.

Agent Coulson

Jose for two seasons then sack him as soon as we win the title.