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      Managerial Shortlist

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      Harrisimo
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      Re: Managerial Shortlist
      Reply #828: Mar 30, 2024 03:56:47 pm
      Looking at the bigger picture I think we need an experienced manager, a proven winner. It can go wrong very quickly and it could put us in with 3/4 who shuffle about between 5 or 6th to 8/9th place.

      This, in my opinion, is not the time to be going out on a limb with a flavour of the month candidate. This club is a huge challenge. Bringing someone in on the back of one or two decent seasons isn't the best idea.

      I'll back whoever they pick but I would go for Tuchel. Proven winner, vastly experienced. Respected by his fellow managers. By all accounts a good motivator. Bit of a perfectionist, takes nothing for granted. Much less of a risk than the others.

      Not 100% convinced but better option, IMO, than the relative newcomers to the trade.
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      Reply #829: Mar 30, 2024 04:15:24 pm
      I'd put all my eggs in the Xabi basket, and looks like he's not going to be coming, which is disappointing, for me anyway.
      Manager with not a lot of experience, but to be 10 points clear of Bayern at the top of a 'proper league', is incredibly impressive.
      It'd still be a risk, but if he continues on an wins the Bundesliga, he'll have everyone after him.

      Gerrard has yet to prove he'd be up to managing a mid table team in the PL.

      De Zerbi, Thomas Frank, Postecoglou, etc - it's one thing managing with little expectation, completely different when the expectation is to compete for the title.

      In saying that, I didn't think Arteta would get Arsenal to where they are now.

      Dunno, tough one.  Go for one of the less experienced/proven guys, or a more experienced guy like Tuchel, Zidane.

      Would Pep jump from Citeh with the FFP hanging over them.

      How do you replace JĆ¼rgen. It's impossible really imho. Can't recall having a connection like it with any manager.

      Very difficult.
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      Re: Managerial Shortlist
      Reply #830: Mar 30, 2024 05:17:50 pm
      There's literally no one out there who doesn't represent a risk....we could get a guy with a great pedigree of experience and success and he could come unstuck with us.... or we could get an absolute novice who hits the deck running and wins us a trophy in his first season....It's the great unknown......All scenarios come with risk. The whole situation is challenging to say the least.
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      Re: Managerial Shortlist
      Reply #831: Mar 30, 2024 05:29:55 pm
      His style of play is out of date and his man management is probably also no longer appropriate for modern football.

      I love what he did for the club, he left too early but we can't go back.

      Agree the game had moved in from Rafa. An absolute hero and legend but his time has gone.

      Emery still would be on my list but as been discussed before he probably wants to finish the job at Villa
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      Reply #832: Mar 30, 2024 05:31:10 pm
      The reality is that whoever we go for will be a big step down - itā€™s going to be the same as when Moyes took over from Ferguson ā€¦ and they still havenā€™t gotten over that.

      Next season will be tough whoever comes in - I suspect that Alonso knows this too. I think the club should go for someone who people may not necessarily know about - there are too many high profile journeymen (the likes of Ancelotti, Zidane etc) - we need someone completely new who will be prepared to take risks and not worry about their reputation.
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      Reply #833: Mar 30, 2024 06:11:11 pm
      Just remember that a lot of the same sentiment shared on here was being vocalized when Shankly left the club. Worked out pretty well when he left, eh?
      Longy-Shops
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      Reply #834: Mar 30, 2024 06:28:33 pm
      Just remember that a lot of the same sentiment shared on here was being vocalized when Shankly left the club. Worked out pretty well when he left, eh?
      The similarities with when Shanks left are exclusively about profile. Both managers were/are symbiotic with every aspect of the club, the obvious difference is the "Boot room" which was a quasi conveyor belt of internal coaches ready to pick up the baton, as and when. As someone said yesterday, we've got to trust the process and get behind whoever gets the job.
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      Reply #835: Mar 30, 2024 07:13:58 pm
      I would genuinely be happy to get Gerrard in. There I said it!
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      Reply #836: Mar 30, 2024 07:53:45 pm
      Almost mission impossible whoever takes over next season. Whilst I repect those posters, who opt for Gerrard, he does not seem quite ready to takeover, at present, maybe in two or three years time.
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      Reply #837: Mar 30, 2024 08:09:57 pm
      I would genuinely be happy to get Gerrard in. There I said it!

      Why ? What is it with his management style that you would be happy to see at the clubb
      LondonRed83
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      Reply #838: Mar 30, 2024 08:13:12 pm
      Why ? What is it with his management style that you would be happy to see at the clubb

      I just think he would make it work, like he did at rangers
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      Reply #839: Mar 30, 2024 08:33:30 pm
      I just think he would make it work, like he did at rangers

      Really ? He didnā€™t really make it work that well at Rangers and itā€™s a massive step up to make it work at Liverpool , he failed horribly to make it work at Villa
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      Reply #840: Mar 30, 2024 08:34:13 pm
      I would genuinely be happy to get Gerrard in. There I said it!

       :lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
      Confirms what I always thought about you. 🤦ā€ā™‚ļø
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      Reply #841: Mar 30, 2024 08:36:59 pm
      I just think he would make it work, like he did at rangers

      So Rangers is the benchmark for success in the Premier league? 🤦ā€ā™‚ļø You forgotten thereā€™s only two teams in the Scottish league.
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      Reply #842: Mar 30, 2024 09:08:38 pm
      Really ? He didnā€™t really make it work that well at Rangers and itā€™s a massive step up to make it work at Liverpool , he failed horribly to make it work at Villa

      He did well at Rangers. He failed at Villa but I wouldnt have held that too much against him - he wasnt given that long, and if he had gone to another club in a decent league and was doing ok he'd be in the running.

       But the fact he went to Saudi rules him out. He's decided to take the money rather than try and prove himself, so he's ruled himself out.
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      Reply #843: Mar 30, 2024 11:00:36 pm
      Gerrard is pure emotion/nostalgia (which is why he absolutely will not be the pick). Alonso was favoured largely based on his exceptional performance with Leverkusen with the added bonus of having a connection to the club. Now we're down to no prior connection with the club and I trust we will make an intelligent decision based on the best available information.
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      Re: Managerial Shortlist
      Reply #844: Mar 30, 2024 11:37:38 pm
      I would genuinely be happy to get Gerrard in. There I said it!
      If I were Keith, I'd be genuinely happy if Gerrard came in, just as I was when Ole was at the wheel.

      It's a no for me dawg
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      Re: Managerial Shortlist
      Reply #845: Mar 30, 2024 11:51:49 pm
      Quote from HUYTON RED
      Actual factual stats or more of your made up on the spot.

      Why do you hate Rafa?


      You've been told how incompetent he was and still is, multiple times down the years. I stand by everything said.

      Hodgson was a short term error of judgement, corrected after half a season, you still haven't got over it. I had to put up with Benitez winning sfa for 4 years, and forcefed the fairytale that I should be grateful for just Istanbul and Cardiff. We're challenging for trebles and quadruples nowadays. Puts 2 trophies won in 6 years into perspective.

      If I was bowling to you on the issue (or VAR), there wouldn't be a stump left standing. So rather than engage in debate, you throw mud instead. First it was G&H, then it was Howard Webb, now it's Donald Trump. All a big load of crap.

      Quote from Arab Scouse
      Gerrard should never ever be considered

      Plan A failed. Who else is willing to take it?

      Anyone?
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      Re: Managerial Shortlist
      Reply #846: Mar 31, 2024 02:01:33 am
      Gerrard 🤣🤣


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      Reply #847: Mar 31, 2024 08:03:32 am
      Gerrard committed career suicide by taking the Saudi petro dollar....
      I'm almost certain he'll never grace the home dugout at Anfield, unless for an exhibition match sometime...
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      Reply #848: Mar 31, 2024 08:06:39 am
      Gerrard committed career suicide by taking the Saudi petro dollar....
      I'm almost certain he'll never grace the home dugout at Anfield, unless for an exhibition match sometime...

      We all make mistakes. I love him so much, he could genuinely do a good job.
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      Reply #849: Mar 31, 2024 08:09:31 am
      He did well at Rangers. He failed at Villa but I wouldnt have held that too much against him - he wasnt given that long, and if he had gone to another club in a decent league and was doing ok he'd be in the running.

       But the fact he went to Saudi rules him out. He's decided to take the money rather than try and prove himself, so he's ruled himself out.

      Did well at rangers while Celtic had a terrible team/season. Thought he was Billy big bollox fu**ed off to villa got found out.

      Now he is starting again in Saudi.

      If he sticks it out there and actually gets that team playing well and challenging over a few seasons, then he maybe gets another shot at premier league team or I would suggest a good championship team.  Does well there maybe just maybe he has a sh*t at LFC.
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      Reply #850: Mar 31, 2024 08:10:35 am
      We all make mistakes. I love him so much, he could genuinely do a good job.
      I love Gerrard so much too, the player....

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