I've never seen this place like this. It's gone mad. Can we stop making wild conjecture about the future of the club and allow the next two weeks to pan out? There are only a few facts, but here they are.
1. Cortese left.
2. Pochettino left.
3. Lambert is leaving.
4. Since the season ended, there have been big money bids for Shaw and Lallana.
5. So far, those bids have been rejected.
6. Yesterday, Liverpool offered £25 million for Lallana.
7. We are looking for a manager.
What's causing the problem?
We don't know or trust the board. Why? Because they talk a lot of waffle without saying anything - and yet there were things said after Poch left. He made important points about ambition and player sales. According to The Echo, the offer for Lambert came the day after he made these points and left the club in a difficult position. Obviously, Lambert made it clear he wanted this, and Liverpool time pressured it. Who would really stand in his way?
So, what are we left with?
The board have resisted big money bids for the last few weeks and say they will continue to do so until the new manager comes in.
The board say they want a high calibre manager.
The board say we are still ambitious.
Those three statements are all reasons to be cheerful - and as yet there is no firm evidence that any of them is a lie.
1. Cortese left.
2. Pochettino left.
3. Lambert is leaving.
4. Since the season ended, there have been big money bids for Shaw and Lallana.
5. So far, those bids have been rejected.
6. Yesterday, Liverpool offered £25 million for Lallana.
7. We are looking for a manager.
What's causing the problem?
We don't know or trust the board. Why? Because they talk a lot of waffle without saying anything - and yet there were things said after Poch left. He made important points about ambition and player sales. According to The Echo, the offer for Lambert came the day after he made these points and left the club in a difficult position. Obviously, Lambert made it clear he wanted this, and Liverpool time pressured it. Who would really stand in his way?
So, what are we left with?
The board have resisted big money bids for the last few weeks and say they will continue to do so until the new manager comes in.
The board say they want a high calibre manager.
The board say we are still ambitious.
Those three statements are all reasons to be cheerful - and as yet there is no firm evidence that any of them is a lie.
