Will Kenny Resign

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bazray said:
Recent results are awful, would not be surprised to see him leave at the end of the season.

Players look unmotivated, lack of urgency and lack of tactical diversity, when things are not going our way. When we go behind in a game, there is no fightback. Worrying.

Lot's of bad signs in the players body language. Suarez and Gerrard looked annoyed at each other, Bellamy looked not bothered, ditto Gerrard.

Don't forget, not all of the signings are Kenny's fault. DC prob put his big oar in too.

Dalglish - Legend.
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but think he might be too nice, joining in training sessions etc. Players look way to comfortable.
 
bazray said:
Recent results are awful, would not be surprised to see him leave at the end of the season.

Players look unmotivated, lack of urgency and lack of tactical diversity, when things are not going our way. When we go behind in a game, there is no fightback. Worrying.

Lot's of bad signs in the players body language. Suarez and Gerrard looked annoyed at each other, Bellamy looked not bothered, ditto Gerrard.

Don't forget, not all of the signings are Kenny's fault. DC prob put his big oar in too.

Dalglish - Legend.
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Get the feeling that it was mostly Kenny, though.
DC hardly has a history of brining in expensive British 'talent'. His focus is more on undiscovered and up and coming types. Maybe we'll see more of his choices this summer.
 
bazray said:
Recent results are awful, would not be surprised to see him leave at the end of the season.

Players look unmotivated, lack of urgency and lack of tactical diversity, when things are not going our way. When we go behind in a game, there is no fightback. Worrying.

Lot's of bad signs in the players body language. Suarez and Gerrard looked annoyed at each other, Bellamy looked not bothered, ditto Gerrard.

Don't forget, not all of the signings are Kenny's fault. DC prob put his big oar in too.

Dalglish - Legend.
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Regarding the bit about leaving at the end of the season: we would all love it if it was his decision. But it's not easy to walk away yourself, especially if it involves several million pounds compensation AND a matter of acknowledging tht you cannot do the job.

If it isn't a voluntary departure the club must act to dismiss him. We shouldn't allow him to spend a penny more. May be we could give him a director job but an ambassador job is probably best and leat likely to interfere with the next manager's job.
 
bazray said:
Well, I still say give him one more season. And hope he can turn it around.
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Is that enough, though? Has he shown the potential to do so?
He's had 2.5 transfer windows to make the most of, and hasn't done so for me.
I'm all for continuity and everything, but if we carry on as we are, I don't see any reason to keep him on. We need to win at least 5 of our next 7 I think for Kenny to convince the owners we're actually improving.
 
suarezlfc said:
Is that enough, though? Has he shown the potential to do so?
He's had 2.5 transfer windows to make the most of, and hasn't done so for me.
I'm all for continuity and everything, but if we carry on as we are, I don't see any reason to keep him on. We need to win at least 5 of our next 7 I think for Kenny to convince the owners we're actually improving.
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Will leave it to the owners and Kenny. If he does get moved aside, then the players need to look in the mirror.

Not sure who I would like if he went. Martin O Neill or Rafa Benitez would be my controversial choice.
 
carlthejackal said:
Regarding the bit about leaving at the end of the season: we would all love it if it was his decision. But it's not easy to walk away yourself, especially if it involves several million pounds compensation AND a matter of acknowledging tht you cannot do the job.

If it isn't a voluntary departure the club must act to dismiss him. We shouldn't allow him to spend a penny more. May be we could give him a director job but an ambassador job is probably best and leat likely to interfere with the next manager's job.
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If he stays, the board must back him with £$£$ if they do not want to do this, he must be moved aside. We must move forward.

Back him or sack him.
 
But as proven with Chelsea, changeing your manager does not bring success.

They have had a new manager every year, and they are still ****e <laugh>
 
bazray said:
He has won league titles you know!
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Any competant man,could have managed that side, by all accounts off ex players, he didnt really have any managerial effect in 86.And later on the ex players say his tactics consisted of " just go out and play", basically he been left the best players by ***an,Paisley and cos we had the best side the best players at other sides wanted to sign for us, Barnes,Beardsley.Tactically he was pretty rubbish the 1st time round,he didnt know how to change a game, left subs to late, played players out of position,and formations which didnt work etc.The fact we had miles better players than everyone else meant it didnt matter
 
CPofL said:
You said we hadn't had success so how could money have given us success?

Come on,stick to one story at least.
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Off topic, how is Torres getting on? Do you think you'll make fourth? Is Di Matteo the right man. Is there no chat on the CFC board?
 
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