Managerial sound bites will always be comedy gold for rival supporters though. We only notice Liverpool ones more than others, apart from Ian Holloway - his were usually motd highlights for me.
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Yes, but Holloway knew he was being funny, Brenton thinks he is imparting words of genius and just ends up being an amusing parody.
Mostly rival fans - specifically United fans. Which is probably healthy, all things considered.
Yeah, but Moyes took the champions of England to a 7th place finish and 20 points below Rodger's Liverpool. While Rodgers stepped up when appointed to a big club, Moyes floundered and sank.Which is what they said about Moyes
Rodgers hasn't been appointed to a big club. Yet.
Which kind of begs the question as to your regular appearance in any Liverpool-related thread. Kind of odd behaviour given Liverpool's apparent diminutive stature, no?
oh you.
In swoop the defenders of the realm 
Fair enough. More of an indulgence on my behalf than a bite though.
Nowt. . But i don't like how once someone has a bit of success, the media start claiming they are English or something.
The Andy Murray thing is a prime example
Has Murray ever been declared English by the media?
No, he hasn't. It's someone making up things to support a daft agenda.
feck's sake, you're regularly posting on a United forum and you have the bollocks to have a got at someone just because they post in Liverpool related threads?
The locals are too polite to you dippers, you think you run the place...
Let me guess, PickledDick is posting in here again?
What's that got to do with the point I was making?
What exactly was the point you were making ?
Looked like he had no plan b again today.
If there's one thing you should *always* do as a football analyst, it's judge managers, players and teams based on a single game early in the season. So here goes.
Rodgers completely lucked out at Liverpool by inheriting Suarez and Sterling, and having Sturridge brought to the club allegedly against his wishes.
Those three, primarily driven by the world class performances of Suarez, went on to form a devastating attacking trio that almost fired Liverpool to a league title.
But with the loss of third-best-player-in-the-world Suarez, they are nowhere *near* as good, and plenty of Rodgers' own big money signings - Borini, Allen, Lallana, Aspas - have been questionable at best.
And so consequently, this season they may well find themselves sinking back to whence they came.
Rodgers completely lucked out at Liverpool by inheriting Suarez and Sterling, and having Sturridge brought to the club allegedly against his wishes.
Those three, primarily driven by the world class performances of Suarez, went on to form a devastating attacking trio that almost fired Liverpool to a league title.
But with the loss of third-best-player-in-the-world Suarez, they are nowhere *near* as good, and plenty of Rodgers' own big money signings - Borini, Allen, Lallana, Aspas - have been questionable at best.
And so consequently, this season they may well find themselves sinking back to whence they came.
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Too early to make that call. By that way judgement if you view us against MK Dons we'd be nailed on for relegation.
His decision to rest Sterling for Ludo somebody. Over confidence?
The notion of a plan b has to be one of the most stupid things in English football.
Worth mentioning that he actually tried to loan out Henderson and Sterling last summer but the move didn't materialise.
They've a CL game Tuesday. No Sturridge so rested Sterling. Makes sense really.
What? Being able to adjust your game if things aren't going your way is stupid?
Yet so did gerrard, and your title challenge.
I could be wrong but I recall them playing 4-2-3-1 and then switching to a diamond, he also brought on Lambert and Sterling to change the game.
His back up plans simply didn't work.
He tried to swap Henderson and he didn't try to loan out Sterling.
Yet their trophy count is equal
They lost though, so it was clearly a bad move.
Yeah, that's true as well. Rodgers basically told Henderson he wasn't needed, but that he could stay and fight for his place if he wanted.
hahaha, I love it. Guy questions someone posting on a thread on his own football club's forum!
Do we any of these odd United fans who loiter on Liverpool forums?!
It's against Ludogorets. I'd expect our youth team to be able to beat them.
Whatever it was, it was a baffling decision.
Lol. 2 main players, one's out, so the perfect opportunity to rest the other one!
You must be utterly perplexed about the decision. You obviously improved when Sterling came on.
for one thing, other teams sh!T their pants as they know he can run most players.
I put the game on, and was half watching, then saw Sterling on the bench and was like..what the bloody hell!
Fergie used to rest players for CL games like the one you have. Aston villa was the bigger game IMO
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