Yes Kenny Dalglish and Liverpool are done. MOD POST #425 *ALL READ*

Dalglish's post match interview,it cuts before he walks off while still being questioned.

Oranage2 wrote: »

'Justice for Reina' t-shirts anyone?

Joke is about 6 hours old, in internet time that is six weeks. I've already seen tshirt photoshops. A poor effort.

Paully D wrote: »

He's on £60,000 a week basic salary, but he gets an extra £10,000 a week for image rights and £5,000 per appearance. In addition to that, he gets a £150,000 a year loyalty bonus for each season he doesn't request a transfer and a pay rise if he plays in 60% or more of Liverpool's games per season.

Not keen on appearance fees or bonuses for playing a certain number of games. Is that why we keep dropping him every few games even when he starts to play fairly well.

The-Rigger wrote: »

Joke is about 6 hours old, in internet time that is six weeks. I've already seen tshirt photoshops. A poor effort.




Not keen on appearance fees or bonuses for playing a certain number of games. Is that why we keep dropping him every few games even when he starts to play fairly well.

I would have thought most players get appearance fees

amiable wrote: »

I would have thought most players get appearance fees

Perhaps, never really see anything official about it, just forum posts where people claim to know contract details.

Sgt Pepper 64 wrote: »

Kenny - "Lets stick together"

And now the football vow is very sacred
The american man has put us together now
You ought to make it stick together
Come on, come on, let's stick together
You know we made a vow not to leave one another never

But now you never miss your water 'til your well runs dry
Come on now baby give our love a try
Let's stick together, c'mon c'mon let's stick together
You know we made a vow not to leave one another never

Well if you're stuck for a while consider our child carroll
How can he be happy without his ma and pa
Lets stick together, cmon cmon lets stick together
You know we made a vow not to leave one another never

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/17578489

Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish has pleaded for togetherness after defeat by Newcastle marked their sixth loss in seven Premier League games.
Goalkeeper Pepe Reina was sent off in the 2-0 defeat, while Andy Carroll was booked for diving against his old club.
"There's no point in feeling sorry for ourselves," Dalglish told BBC Sport.
"We've just got to realise that if we stick together and believe in what we're doing, then we've got a better chance."

So has Torres come good?

eldwaro wrote: »

Adam = wanted to play for the club
Aqua = wanted to get the hell out of England

we didn't want to go all Fritzl on Aqua.

Dalglish said Aquilani wanted to stay but was told they see him in the same position Gerrard will occupy so he'll only play when Gerrard doesn't so he opted for AC Milan basically

The-Rigger wrote: »

So they're both sh1te? Or average? Fair enough, let's move on.

I honestly don't think i can move on, borderline obsession at this stage.the only way I'll get closure is if Liverpool fans admits Roy Hodgson is a good manager, better than Kenny even and the way Roy was treated was a disgrace!

zerks wrote: »

MOTD only started at 22.00,they showed the interview after the match highlights.

Exactly

Had a quick glance through this thread. I see loads of non-Liverpool fans getting up in arms about the "evil hypocritical fans giving Kenny infinite time and patience"...

Who the bejesus have you been talking to?! I've heard nothing but frustration from any fan I've talked to over the past 4 months in relation to league performances...

Obviously Kenny is going to be granted more respect than Hodgson due to what he's done for Liverpool, and the fact that Roy's results were only part of why he was so intensely disliked - his demeanor played a huge part too.

There's not much point in sacking Kenny at this point, especially with the FA cup semi coming up. He deserves to see it out, and then some time should probably be spent seeing who's available.

For me, it's not his dealings last summer which will cost him the job, it's the inactivity in January. Liverpool's deficiencies were blindingly obvious at that point - Lucas was confirmed out for the season and we couldn't score goals. A move for a good centre midfielder - which is needed regardless of Lucas being out - and a striker (at the very least a loan deal like Fulham did to get Pogrebnyak, or a move for someone like Cisse), and things could have been very different. This isn't even hindsight, this was being screamed from the rooftops by fans at the time.

Mr Alan wrote: »

How do you possess such a detailed breakdown on the players salary?

He "knows people" in the game. Careful how you ask him though, he might attempt to twist it and call you jealous.

Panthro wrote: »

Will he see it out to the end of the current campaign do you think ~Rebel~?
I've spoken to a few LFC mates and the general feeling is he will/should be allowed to, but will be replaced eventually.

I think so. No real benefit to doing anything else. There's nothing to play for, aside from the FA cup, and given that he did get us there, and already won another cup, he deserves to try to win it.

Bringing in someone new now would only be a rush job anyway, better to have a few months to plan.

I still love Kenny, but for both himself and the club, it's probably better if a more progressive tack is taken.

Noboby has any patience anymore. A proven great manager like Kenny Dalglish is supposed to wave a magic wand and revive an ailing club in double quick time. Don't give him time to sort his squad out and bring in the players he feels are needed after a full season to work it out. Just get rid of him in the summer is the answer from Liverpool fans, and the United fans come in attacking him and suggesting he should be sacked. Those same United fans then brag about how Ferguson was given the time he needed to get his team to where he wanted it in the late 80s/early 90s.