Liverpool FC 2015/2016

[carryharry]

Good pal & yourself?

Liverpool were poor in the second half the other night.

[balbec]

@Bandage

Brendan Rodgers is an excellent teacher coach* but isn’t a fantastic manager.

He can put his ideas across well to young players and has the ability to develop them on the training ground. They lack experience and so need / benefit from his hands on coaching / instruction.

But managing more experienced players and their accompanying egos doesn’t appear to come naturally to him. They have their own ideas on how the game should be played and don’t necessarily want to be schooled repeatedly on the training ground.

*copyright FoTF Raymond Verheijen.

Rodgers for Celtic!

[balbec]

@carryharry

Good pal & yourself?

Liverpool were poor in the second half the other night.

True, they were almost overrun. But they didn’t lose.

[anon61956325]

Has he? Flesh that out there, mate.

[anon25556527]

@ChocolateMice

Has he? Flesh that out there, mate.

He has bought around 30 players for 300 million pounds in 3 years. Buying guys like Mario is insane. 45 million for Loveren and Lallana. Aspas and Alberto for 15 million.

[anon61956325]

What has Rodgers got to do with any of them? Particularly Mario??

[anon25556527]

@ChocolateMice

What has Rodgers got to do with any of them? Particularly Mario??

He signed them mate.

[anon61956325]

He didn’t sign half of them, pal. Mario wasn’t his signing and half of the lads bought were not his signings either, that has been a major problem.

[Chucks_Nwoko]

@ChocolateMice

He didn’t sign half of them, pal. Mario wasn’t his signing and half of the lads bought were not his signings either, that has been a major problem.

Fuck off and finish your thesis. Cunt.

[anon25556527]

He had the final say though. Yay or nay. He could have pulled the plug if he wanted to. I think his signings this season have been excellent tbf.

[anon61956325]

Done.

[anon61956325]

Not really. Liverpool have/had what’s called a ‘transfer committee’ - Mario was nothing to do with B-rod.

[Sidney]

@Bandage

Brendan Rodgers is an excellent teacher coach* but isn’t a fantastic manager.

He can put his ideas across well to young players and has the ability to develop them on the training ground. They lack experience and so need / benefit from his hands on coaching / instruction.

But managing more experienced players and their accompanying egos doesn’t appear to come naturally to him. They have their own ideas on how the game should be played and don’t necessarily want to be schooled repeatedly on the training ground.

*copyright FoTF Raymond Verheijen.

He did alright with Luis Suarez, didn’t he?

[Nembo_Kid]

Suarez doesn’t have an ego, he’s a consummate professional who plays on the edge.

[farmerinthecity]

@Sidney

@Bandage

Brendan Rodgers is an excellent teacher coach* but isn’t a fantastic manager.

He can put his ideas across well to young players and has the ability to develop them on the training ground. They lack experience and so need / benefit from his hands on coaching / instruction.

But managing more experienced players and their accompanying egos doesn’t appear to come naturally to him. They have their own ideas on how the game should be played and don’t necessarily want to be schooled repeatedly on the training ground.

*copyright FoTF Raymond Verheijen.

He did alright with Luis Suarez, didn’t he?

Gerrard spoke pretty highly of him as well.

[Horsebox]

Upload it there and we’ll critique it, mate.

[anon61956325]

Not up yet, mate… got to sit the viva first. All in good time.

[anon61956325]

Get out of here, you plick.

[Horsebox]

You’ve the stuff to do it, bud. Give em hell.

[Sidney]

@Nembo_Kid

Suarez doesn’t have an ego, he’s a consummate professional who plays on the edge.

Show me a man who doesn’t have an ego and I’ll show you somebody who isn’t a man.