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That's by a well known poster called ManUFanBaby, who used to go by the name DennisFranz before his account was banned. He's almost always the first to post on a match thread involving either Liverpool or United as soon as they open, which tends to get under the skin of the Liverpool supporters there. It's not a stretch to say the Guardian attracts a higher class of troll, which makes for great reading on the post-match threads.Guardian comment section for the game last night:
Stoke - 0-1
Arsenal - 0-0
Man Utd - 3-1
Everton - 1-1
5 points from 4 of the hardest fixtures in a season.
As well as:
1 point Norwich (H)
0 points West Ham (H)
Get quoting RedCafe people. Get quoting.
It doesn't matter what the emotional state that forum is in. There stilll idiots saying idiot things.They'll be delighted.
It doesn't matter what the emotional state that forum is in. There stilll idiots saying idiot things.
RAWK said:Thanks for everything, Rodgers. I think all facets of the club are better than when you arrived, from finances to the academy players, and you deserve the credit that is due for it.
Guardian comment section for the game last night:
You mean two seasons later.Has there even been a manager who was so close to a title, been thanked for his services, 7 games later in the next season ?
You mean two seasons later.
Has there even been a manager who was so close to a title, been thanked for his services, 7 games later in the next season ?
RAWK said:You judge a manager by the legacy and quality of squad they left.
I don`t think any new manager that takes over can say they don`t have good material to work with here. Therefore BR has done a very good job overall and the squad is talented, young, vibrant and full of potential.
RAWK said:I will always remember the moment when I first heard the news that Brendan was gone. I was just thinking about gettin one of those lovely seeded batch loaves and some milk from The Aldi after work tomorrow when the news came on and all my shopping plans went totally out of my head. Luckily I've put a reminder in my phone so I won't forget even if they announce the new fella tomorrow.
Has there even been a manager who was so close to a title, been thanked for his services, 7 games later in the next season ?
Everyone remembers where they were when...Brendan Rodgers got sacked:
Everyone remembers where they were when...Brendan Rodgers got sacked:
Brendan gave me one of the most exciting seasons of my life. Thank you for that Mr Rodgers and good luck. I will never forget your tricky Reds.
That's actually a very good post.Quote from: TheTeflonJohn on Today at 08:08:49 PM
Can we give this shit a rest?
We didn't have stability. One man does not equal stability when everyone around him was being replaced. We had a squad turnover of over 13 players between two summers. We sacked and replaced key backroom staff. We lost a club legend, a young talent, and lost our striking talisman to injury. Stability has been nowhere to be found for the past 12 months. Some of that is down to our manager, some of that isn't. Pretending that keeping a manager who is struggling = stability is disingenuous. Far more goes into it than that.
Let's cut out the fecking supporter to supporter sniping for once. We're all here for the same reason. The dickheads will always be dickheads, the loyal will always be loyal. At the end of the day what unites us is a love for the club.
The posters on RAWK didn't get Brendan sacked. Hell, the whoppers leaving early or booing maybe played a small part but at the end of the day I doubt they got him sacked either. The players who gave up on him and our season when we got tanked 6-1 could have got him sacked at the end of last season.
FSG met with Rodgers and presumably outlined their expectations and Brendan signed up for the transfer kitty, the revamped backroom staff, and being the confident and talented man that he is will have set out to meet them. By today's evidence, whatever they discussed that day was not met up to this point. Have they pulled the trigger too early, given what transpired in the summer? That answer depends on where you stand. Probably. But it's done. FSG did it, Ayre did it, and the players didn't help. It wasn't the supporters. We matter a hell of a lot less than you think we do.
If you're disillusioned by their actions then you ought to have a rethink about supporting the club. Face it pal, they own it. We're just along for the ride because we can't help our love.
The best we can do is unite as a fanbase behind whoever the new man is and support him as best we can. Yes there will be dickheads and there always will be dickheads. But they don't control proceedings on the pitch and they don't have a say in boardroom decisions. Nor do we. But we can get behind the team and the club because we'll be around when managers, players, and even these owners have gone. So let's not take it out on each other, eh?
You judge a manager by the legacy and quality of squad they left.
I don`t think any new manager that takes over can say they don`t have good material to work with here. Therefore BR has done a very good job overall and the squad is talented, young, vibrant and full of potential.
RAWK said:I'd like to see what PoP thought about Klopp. Does he think he'll flop? Or does he think he'll take us to the top? It's a shame he stopped.
He'll come back as soon as his 10000 simulations of the rest of Liverpool's season with Klopp as manager and Sturridge staying fit are done.
Hey Jurg, don't let us down
Take a sad club, and make it better
Remember to take us into your heart
Then we can start to score some belters
Hey Jurg, don't let us down
Piers Moron has got his matches out.
Our rivals have shat themselves at the news
They're not amused that you'll make us better
Better better better better better better, OW!
Mein mein mein mein mein mein mein, mein mein mein mein, hey Jurg
Mein mein mein mein mein mein mein, mein mein mein mein, hey Jurg
Mein mein mein mein mein mein mein, mein mein mein mein, hey Jurg
Mein mein mein mein mein mein mein, mein mein mein mein, hey Jurg...
That feeling when you realise you just skipped a year of life.
United fans are happiest when in the comfort zone of thinking that Liverpool are an eternally diminished club. To be fair we've let ourselves down consistently over the last twenty years despite our moments of success so made it easy for United fans to think they would always be in that comfort zone.
So when Klopp comes to LFC because of the immensity of our greatness and the romance we embody it destroys that comfort zone and is a reminder of the one thing that United fans fear more than anything - a successful Liverpool is United's nemesis and will diminish them. Klopp is a wake-up call for many people and the laughter at Liverpool always had a nervous quality to it from you when we were at our low ebb.
A successful Klopp at Liverpool who revives us if successful will take United fans back to the bleak days before you had the upper hand over us, your central obsession and that is why the next few seasons are going to be an adventure for us and potentially a very frightening time for you.