The OFFICIAL Liverpool FC thread - #DankeJürgen

[Minder]

He did his best, he just wasn't good enough

[brokencrossbar1]

Bit of chat that Klopp deal is agreed. They have the international break to get a new man in. The irony is that a lot of the hard away games are played , United, Arsenal, today so they is room for a new manager to work something. A run of good results, the new manager bounce, and they could be well up the table. It all depends on who comes in though.

[Boycey]

Bit of chat that Klopp deal is agreed. They have the international break to get a new man in. The irony is that a lot of the hard away games are played , United, Arsenal, today so they is room for a new manager to work something. A run of good results, the new manager bounce, and they could be well up the table. It all depends on who comes in though.

You should work in PR that's a fantastic bit of spin right there..

[AZOffaly]

Are we Kloppites now?

I'm sad for Rodgers*, but it's the right decision for Liverpool. As pointed out above, this season is still retrievable, and if the new man can get the players playing aggressively and with a method, there's a chance.

Either way, I don't think Brendan was going to get his mojo back, and as a few comments above alluded to, progress was being measured in really straw grasping ways.

Thanks to BR for his efforts, and I do think he is a good coach, I'm sure when he reflects he might learn a lot from this, and come back with a decent job.

* I know people are loathe to feel sorry for white teethed, perma tanned managers on a great salary, but as a sportsperson Rodgers would have really loved to succeed, and I do feel sorry for him on a personal level.

PS. Fair play to FSG for taking the heat off LVG. There's probably a crate of Sam Adams on the way to Boston from Manchester as we speak

[TabClear]

Bit of chat that Klopp deal is agreed. They have the international break to get a new man in. The irony is that a lot of the hard away games are played , United, Arsenal, today so they is room for a new manager to work something. A run of good results, the new manager bounce, and they could be well up the table. It all depends on who comes in though.

Agree with that.  I have sympathy for Rogers mainly based on two seasons ago but the United game was the one that did it for me.  No ambition against a united team that was there for the taking. Is clear that his tactics aren't working.

At least it is early in the season and we're not completely out of the champions league hunt. 

Southampton will be gutted

[brokencrossbar1]

Bit of chat that Klopp deal is agreed. They have the international break to get a new man in. The irony is that a lot of the hard away games are played , United, Arsenal, today so they is room for a new manager to work something. A run of good results, the new manager bounce, and they could be well up the table. It all depends on who comes in though.

You should work in PR that's a fantastic bit of spin right there..

Surely you have enough to concern yourself on the Theatre of Dreams. There's nothing I've said there that isn't true.

[AZOffaly]

Bit of chat that Klopp deal is agreed. They have the international break to get a new man in. The irony is that a lot of the hard away games are played , United, Arsenal, today so they is room for a new manager to work something. A run of good results, the new manager bounce, and they could be well up the table. It all depends on who comes in though.

Agree with that.  I have sympathy for Rogers mainly based on two seasons ago but the United game was the one that did it for me.  No ambition against a united team that was there for the taking. Is clear that his tactics aren't working.

At least it is early in the season and we're not completely out of the champions league hunt. 

Southampton will be gutted

United last season as well, at Anfield. United this season. Villa in the Cup Semi Final (unforgiveable). Too often in the big games, he's been unable to get the players to the pitch required. It's hard to sack all the players or else we'd be getting a game ourselves, so the manager always carries the can for that sort of performance.

[AZOffaly]

At just over 3 years, Rodgers was the SECOND longest serving manager in the premiership. That's mental. Wenger is 19 years!!

[StGallsGAA]

So do you have sympathy for him or do you now think he was King of the bluffers?

[AZOffaly]

As I said above, I have sympathy for him.

As I've said before, I think he's a good 'coach' and has done good work with younger players like Sterling, Ibe, Sturridge, Coutinho etc.

However, his David Brent style was not befitting a top manager in my view, and he was master of pride before a fall.

I don't think he's clueless, and in fairness maybe the job at Liverpool (a big, tough job) came too soon in his career. Carra and Souness were honest on Sky about where Liverpool currently are, and I think most supporters agree. Liverpool need to try establish themselves as top 4 challengers, and they are not (currently) at that level.

[Boycey]

Bit of chat that Klopp deal is agreed. They have the international break to get a new man in. The irony is that a lot of the hard away games are played , United, Arsenal, today so they is room for a new manager to work something. A run of good results, the new manager bounce, and they could be well up the table. It all depends on who comes in though.

You should work in PR that's a fantastic bit of spin right there..

Surely you have enough to concern yourself on the Theatre of Dreams. There's nothing I've said there that isn't true.

Ah wind ur neck in, I'm just chuckling at the idea that after 4 away games the back is broken on the tough away fixtures.. Most of them are tough for teams like Liverpool (and United) at present..

[Boycey]

Are we Kloppites now?

I'm sad for Rodgers*, but it's the right decision for Liverpool. As pointed out above, this season is still retrievable, and if the new man can get the players playing aggressively and with a method, there's a chance.

Either way, I don't think Brendan was going to get his mojo back, and as a few comments above alluded to, progress was being measured in really straw grasping ways.

Thanks to BR for his efforts, and I do think he is a good coach, I'm sure when he reflects he might learn a lot from this, and come back with a decent job.

* I know people are loathe to feel sorry for white teethed, perma tanned managers on a great salary, but as a sportsperson Rodgers would have really loved to succeed, and I do feel sorry for him on a personal level.

PS. Fair play to FSG for taking the heat off LVG. There's probably a crate of Sam Adams on the way to Boston from Manchester as we speak

Jose might send on a bottle or two also

[Aaron Boone]

He was second-longest serving Prem manager after Wenger. That accolade now passes to Eddie Howe.

[laoislad]

I also feel a bit sorry for him. He obviously wanted to succeed but it just couldn't go on the way it was.
Right,he didn't win the league but that period when we almost did was one of the most exciting times in recent decades to be a Liverpool fan,some of the football they played that season was fantastic.

The games against Arsenal 5-1,Spurs 5-0,United 0-3 and the Man City game near the end of that season were great days.
I hope he does well in the future,he'll probably take over Chelsea and win everything win them!

[laoislad]

So do you have sympathy for him or do you now think he was King of the bluffers?

Have you posted on the United thread yet after yer hammering today?