"KING" Kenny "Walks" (Sacked)

hahahahahah.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:hahahahahah.

Confirmed on Sky Sports News that Dalglish has been sacked.



OK it may be Liverpool but even Kenny's record is far superior to Coyle's!!!

What does it take to sack a useless, clueless Bolton manager?

I can't think of a worse comparison.

not been a good week for the Scottish managers in the EPL, SAF loses title on last kick of the game, 2 get relegated and 2 get shown the door, only Davie and Paul got anything to smile about,

Horrible man, brought nothing exciting to the league bar making a laughing stock of Liverpool FC, good riddance you nasty piece of work, don't let the door hit you on the way out!

oh I dunno



Kenny - ex Premiership clueless manager of a "top" club, age against him and stood by his team rightly or wrongly and knew how to play opposing teams.



Coyle - ex "Barclays Premier League" Manager clueless manager of an "average" club helped to send club down, who stood by his team rightly or wrongly, and didn't know how to play opposing teams - helped by attending same course, at same time, as Chelsea's ex manager (who got fired for being clueless) and no matter his age, won't improve.

If i had to compare them, i think stubbornness would be something i'd point too.

other than that, when you take into account the funds at their disposal and the expectations on the two clubs, it's chalk and cheese.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:

other than that, when you take into account the funds at their disposal and the expectations on the two clubs, it's chalk and cheese.

We had £8m worth of talent on the bench on Sunday!! We must be rich!

Hipster_Nebula wrote:If i had to compare them, i think stubbornness would be something i'd point too.

other than that, when you take into account the funds at their disposal and the expectations on the two clubs, it's chalk and cheese.

Expectations would be the same for both clubs - success!

bwfc71 wrote:

Hipster_Nebula wrote:If i had to compare them, i think stubbornness would be something i'd point too.

other than that, when you take into account the funds at their disposal and the expectations on the two clubs, it's chalk and cheese.

Expectations would be the same for both clubs - success!

Yes, and the definition of that is wildly dissimilar.

I had to laugh when they mentioned Mourinho as a possible replacement. Some of them Scousers must have rocks in their heads.

I want what ever John Barnes is smoking, he claims Liverpool will be a top 4 side again next year regardless of who takes over as manager.

http://www.skysports.com/video/inline/0,,16426_7762033,00.html

Villas Boas has been approached.

Great thinking from Liverpool. Get rid of one disappointment from last season, replace him with another.

Where's the logic in the way some people run football clubs?

The illogical appointment was giving the job to someone who has been out of the game for so long, allow them to fritter away obscene money on players like Henderson, Downing and Carroll, and then wonder why they fail.

AVB is a young, exciting coach with a great track record and new ideas.

Luis Suarez (Ajax) £22.7m
Andy Carroll (Newcastle) £35m
Jordan Henderson (Sunderland) £20m*
Charlie Adam (Blackpool) £9m*
Stewart Downing (Aston Villa) £20m*
Doni (Roma) Free
Jose Enrique (Newcastle) £6m*
Sebastian Coates (Nacional) £7m *
Craig Bellamy (Man City) Free
* - estimated fees

Just under 100million on that pile of garbarge, I will put money on Suarez sounding out a move abraod over the summer.

BREAKING: Roberto Martinez approached along with others.

I will piss myself if Martinez ends up at Liverpool on the basis of a run of 10 games at Wigan.

Everything about Liverpool FC is laughable.

Liverpool fans have always thought of Kenny Dalglish as one of their own. A feeling that will increase even more now that he is unemployed.

It seems that Stuart Downing did get an assist this season after all!

The Scousers bring a new meaning to frugality. They have only gone and appointed Ken Dodd as their new manager so they can save money by not having to change the initials on the tracksuit.