The Brendan Rodgers / Replacement thread

I get great joy getting out of the house and going to the game.

 

Shouldn't the man that's won a trophy therefore be doing better?

 

only trying to save you a fiver of your pocket money.

 

I think rodgers is 2/1 to be sacked before start of season and 1/3 on for staying til then.

if RHC is right then 1/3 is printing money if you are looking for good return on your life savings. 33% return after all

better than the stock market lads!

 

He is, he has more trophies on his CV

However if Rodgers is so good, why is he below Wenger, LVG, Jose and level on points with Spurs?

 

Sorry, I thought we were talking about the present.

 

Never said I was putting it on, want him to stay

 

The man that won the trophy did it at much smaller club with far less resources, either he was lucky or his present club aren't a match for his previous club.

Pyjamas will know the answer no doubt.

 

that club is now league one btw... #lastinglegacy

 

PJ will say something negative about Liverpool as the answer

 

I wait in anticipation.

 

Not questioning RHC or his mate, but I just cannot buy that Rodgers is safe.

FSG are ruthless, have given Rodgers 3 years and £200m to spend, and we're back to where we started really...

 

Haha, there are quite a few performances this season that would be contender for 'Worst Game' ...

 

Phil McNulty's view...






'Brendan Rodgers' season at Liverpool is a failure'
Liverpool's defeat at Hull City erased any lingering hope that the cracks that have emerged at Anfield this season would be papered over by the consolation of Champions League qualification.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/32515766

 

I never thought someone could have been worse than Aspas.

Balotelli, take a bow son take a bow.

 

Well, losing is never nice and not many fans ever want to see or hope their team lose, myself included. However, papering over the cracks is equally something we don't want to see so maybe something good can come of the recently **** times we're all experiencing (again).

Also, yes there have been some awful performances this year and this season won't be one to remember but there are some positive signs in there too. Coutinho seems to have come of age with the extra responsibility, Migs proved he has mental strength, a few of the young signings have shown glipses of what they can do and with the right guidance they could become good players and Brod as shown yet again an ability to switch things around to find a winning formula, he just needs to realise sooner when it breaks down again.

 

My heart sunk the day we were linked to Mario. I was truly gutted the day we signed him. He's not done anything to change that mindset since either. Joke of a player that should never have been signed. However, wasting money is our modern day motto

 

Im was fooled by his goal tally the season before, 28 goals.
#expectedbetter

 

In a poor Italian league and boosted by penalties and freekicks too. His time at Man City was all we needed to know.

 

Big game player, won them the league with his coolness, no hesitation to put the ball in the net every single time on penalties, could score with any part of his body, loved a bit of banter?