A poor start to the season for Liverpool and Dalglish!

Having spent 170 million+ in less than a year on new players, it amazes me that no one is questioning the job Dalglish is doing. In your last 2 home games you have failed to beat newly promoted Norwich and Swansea, and lie 6th after 11 games 12 points behind the league leaders.

Obviously your objectives this season would have been to get 4th, and as things stand, it's looking like your going to struggle for that. I know Dalglish is well loved by you guys for obvious reasons, but I can't help thinking, that if another manager, who wasn't a former Liverpool legend, was there, then he would be taking some serious stick for the start youve had.

As a neutral, I believe he has waisted alot of cash, on players who are not up to playing in a top 4 side, Suarez is the only decent signing he's made.

Thoughts?

 

How did you get that figure?

 

You should never trust a woman with your credit card. He'll bankrupt pool like he did blackburn

 

I very much doubt you are a neutral

 

Suarez, Carroll, Downing, Adam, Enrique, Henderson

 

23 + 35 + 20 + 7 + 6 + 16 = 107

Plus we sold some players....

Also Suarez being the only good signing?? Enrique for 6 mil is one of the signings of the summer.

Basically your sad attempt of wumming is a failure for 2 reasons -
1. You're thick as **** and make numbers up.
2. You clearly don't know anything about our signings.

Cheers

P.S. People that judge signings on fees and don't take into account wages are ****ing idiots.

 

I should have realised, that it is close to impossible, to get any sensible debate, out of scousers. I won't bother posting on your board again

 

**** reply to a reasoned response. Got nothing to say?

 

It is, hard to, debate anything, with such, use, of, the, comma, , , ,

Math and English both taking a big hit tonight King Shergar.

 

what ****e

 

He never wanted to have a debate. He was merely making a poorattempt to just sound off as though he is the font of all knowledge. Typical manc

 

stopped reading at 170M