crossy1686
career ending
I really hope it's Gerrard and he brings back Henderson with him.
Micheal Edwards who did the main transfer business left also. Makes you wonder has cracks appeared in their solid structure?Their CEO left last summer too
Big Sam
Jose Mourinho
Ole Gunnar Solskjær
Ralf Rangnick
Troy Deeney
Frank Lampard
Stevie Me
Who would you choose?
In the words of one of their fav sons...I would love it if they gave it to Slippy G!
But somehow I can't see them being so incompetent in hiring the new coach, he (unless it's Emma Hayes!) will probably hit the ground running and be challenging for titles first season rather than floundering for 10 years!
Given the timing of the announcement and that Klopp says he told owner Fenway Sports Group in November of his intentions, one has to believe directors John Henry, Mike Gordon and Tom Werner already know who they want to replace Klopp. I suspect fans of Bayer Leverkusen and Brighton will be quite nervous. Xabi Alonso is the obvious frontrunner, but no opponent has won more praise from Klopp than Roberto De Zerbi…
You read some daft shit on the internet from time to time.It’s far too early for Alonso but this is their version of taking over after SAF. Liverpool fans hate FSG for a reason so let’s see that play out in front of the world.
Agreed. I think he’s another manager enjoying the Brighton structure.I think it'll be De Zerbi, and it will not go well.
It'll take them years to recover from this.
He’s spent an entire 14 months as a manager outside of a b team you plankYou read some daft shit on the internet from time to time.
And breaking records with Leverkusen.He’s spent an entire 14 months as a manager outside of a b team you plank
Didn't realize you needed to serve a certain amount of time elsewhere before you could become a HC at Liverpool.He’s spent an entire 14 months as a manager outside of a b team you plank
I’d like to think a top club would pick a manager with some pedigree behind him yes? Not only experience but the pressure of stepping up to a top club with high expectations.Didn't realize you needed to serve a certain amount of time elsewhere before you could become a HC at Liverpool.
Let's instead take De Zerbi who is as much as an "uncertainty" as Alonso, who's less exciting, and who has less connections with the club as HC just because he has managed Sassuolo and Donetsk in the past. Makes total sense that.
"Way too early" is comical stuff
Care to give a realistic example of that for Liverpool?I’d like to think a top club would pick a manager with some pedigree behind him yes? Not only experience but the pressure of stepping up to a top club with high expectations.