If he really has 3 envelopes, who's names do you think are in there?
Brentan Rodgers
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I've heard a lot of men talk about their greatness and philosophies. What they have in common and what sets them apart from this trash-binned armoured oaf is the fact that they actually achieved things before and after they uttered their words.
This cnut just pisses all over the floor and calls it a golden river.
I can imagine Ricky Gervais saying all those things. It's quite incredible.
Quote no.3 is my fave. Seriously what arsehole says his biggest mentor is himself.
The kinda arsehole who hangs a big portrait of himself in his living room and admires it
He was made to manager them.
'The Cause,' 'The Fight,' and 'Everything,' apparently. Must be new signings.
Surely Brendan and the life size poster of himself in his living room must know his days are numbered. He'll survive the end of season review, but will be sacked in the middle of next season. The man is full of shit and is being kept above water by the play of footballer, Luis Suarez, who deserves even more praise for his footballing ability than he receives.
Only seen the highlights but once again his system of having his keeper and inept defenders passing the ball around inside their own half got them into trouble. Shite tactics
Poor old Bren's Kopping it from Football365's Mediawatch:
An insight into some of Brentan's blue sky thinking.
Liverpool FC?
There we go again. They're obsessed.
There we go again. They're obsessed.
Sorry.
You're okay, mate (as long as you don't refer to Liverpool as Liverpool Football Club in every sentence.)
Forget pictures, we have new behind the scenes video with him now.
It makes sense to me. If anything it's respectful to Everton to include FC.
Some clubs call themselves United, others Rovers or City, certain mavericks go with Wednesday. The most inspirational name they could come up with was 'Football Club'.
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An insight into some of Brentan's blue sky thinking.
Don't know but since he already has written the names down and placed them in the envelopes there really is nothing any player can do to make sure his name is not in them.
Some youth player who made a five minute cameo in the league cup?
Suarez, Reina, & Gerrard.
He spelt Commitment wrong
He's educating the players on how not to spell commitment.
Crying about everything
Out of the top 4
Racist friendly
Europa League
Out of the top 4
Racist friendly
Europa League
Joe Cole, Andy Carrol and Dawn the receptionist.
It takes "excellence" to be a first teamer for Liverpool ? The other three elements are something players can work hard on but "excellence" ?
Well, it was either "excellence" or "expensive shite".
What ever it was, it had to begin to the letter 'e' to fit in with The Educator's witty "CORE" theme.
"Be excellent for the group lad ! "Is that the equivalent of calling The Beatles "3 Musicians and Ringo Starr?"
In the books he's obviously following along with , the 'e' would have been 'enthusiasm'
I#m guessing brenton changed it because he couldnt spell that, judging from the rest of the board.
Why does he want it to spell CORE anyway?
Reminds me a bit of the rubbish For Every Manc A Religion banner, which doesn't even spell FEAR, it spells FEMAR, but why would you want it to spell FEAR anyway?
Reminds me a bit of the rubbish For Every Manc A Religion banner, which doesn't even spell FEAR, it spells FEMAR, but why would you want it to spell FEAR anyway?
Have you never been on a shite management training course?
Yes. I find them literally unbearable, to the extent that I once pretended to take a call telling me my mum had had a fall, just so I could escape. One of the lowest moments of my life, but it was that or jump out the window.
The only good one I went on was when I worked for the Home Office. They insisted that a 60-year-old bloke who worked in the laundry at Brixton prison attended. He was asked to give a presentation on what he did and said 'I work in a prison - it has degraded me, the rest of the people who work there and the people we lock up'.
Class. Did they bring some consultants in to interview him again and turn that into eighteen pages of tripe?
No, the facilitators pretended it was content free and critiqued the presentation and the audience largely thought 'silly old arse who's only fit to stuff the machines'.
Why don't you take that up with Ian Brown, given that the original song has the lyrics "for every man a religion"?
I think it's called poetic licence.
I sometimes try to look at Liverpool honestly, objectively and as a neutral and I still can't find anything even remotely likable about the club.
I hope this mid-table run they are on isn't just a blip. I sincerely hope that is their future. Unfortunately, they are one of the very few clubs almost as popular as United Worldwide and they are bound to challenge within the top 4 again at some point down the line.
I hope this mid-table run they are on isn't just a blip. I sincerely hope that is their future. Unfortunately, they are one of the very few clubs almost as popular as United Worldwide and they are bound to challenge within the top 4 again at some point down the line.
There was a time when Liverpool were almost as popular as United or maybe even more, but I think those days are long gone. New generations of football supporters outside the UK especially in Asia where lots of sponsorship & money come from, they don't usually pick a mid table team to start supporting. There are even plenty of Chelsea supporters nowadays. Of course there will be new Liverpool fans but not as many as there used to.
Contrary to the myth that United always have more money, Liverpool have spent more money in transfers than United since the Premier league started. Liverpool do have resources but if they were to be judged in an economic sense, they have been very woeful & wasteful. Yea they could challenge for the top 4 again one day but that also depends on other teams faltering, like spurs, arsenal, everton. And that's also if another Oil Sheikh doesn't suddenly buy another club as his play thing.
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