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Just a shame there's no Gerrard to bottle it really
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Blue Star Error posted:If I was writing tomorrows back page I'd have a big picture of Rodgers looking sad and the headline Bellenda Carlisle Brendan has no place on Earth.
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Sep 23, 2015 22:41
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Insurrectionist posted:These are some poo poo pen. That 4th carlisle one was the best placed penalty Ive ever seen
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gently caress
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Bad hair, bad peno
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the glow posted:That 4th carlisle one was the best placed penalty Ive ever seen Yeah tekkers Shite final pen tbh
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you poo poo hair oval office
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Tsaedje posted:Bad hair, bad peno
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Blue Star Error posted:you poo poo hair oval office
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the glow posted:That 4th carlisle one was the best placed penalty Ive ever seen Well it's the law of averages Look at that one for example
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Blue Star Error posted:you poo poo hair oval office
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Poor Carlisle, beaten by a ginger
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At least Boggers is good at penalties. Pathetic otherwise.
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Those were some loving poo poo penalties from Carlisle
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TwoDogs1Cup posted:Those were some loving poo poo penalties from Carlisle The 4th one was mint m8
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Sep 23, 2015 22:43
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2 easy
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Sep 23, 2015 22:44
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Bape Culture posted:The 4th one was mint m8 Even better that Bogdan had moved halfway across the line to that corner and still had no chance.
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Sep 23, 2015 22:44
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there were like two good penalties in that whole fuckin thing gently caress me lol
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Sep 23, 2015 22:45
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Rodgers secures his place as liver poo manager for another season.
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Sep 23, 2015 22:47
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Bape Culture posted:I'm glad we have united next round rip plucky little man u, just another team from manchester put to the sword.
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surrender posted:Oh god, Arteta-Flamini is going to be disastrous Missed the action but worth a quote
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We are seriously bad. Things I would like to happen; 1. Never play three at the back ever again. 2. Play Gomez at centre back instead of Lovren. 3. Buy a central midfielder who can create. 4. Get a new keeper. 5. Most importantly, sack Brendan.
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corpuscollossus posted:Missed the action but worth a quote I've never been happier to eat my words
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that was really really. really bad
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Sep 24, 2015 01:13
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Lol wtf, Newcastle only had 31% possession against Wednesday. I knew McLaren was a bad appointment but he's far worse than I'd ever imagined. Newcastle are I'm a lot of trouble.
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Having Mourinho troll him out of the title and losing Suarez in the same season basically broke Rodgers.
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I didn't want to win the cup anyway
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Ewar Woowar posted:5. Most importantly, sack Brendan. Last night I reached that awkward stage of schadenfreude where I was torn between wanting Liverpool to get knocked out but worried that it would cost Rodgers his job. Realistically how close do you think he is to getting sacked? The fans seem to be turning on him but he was heavily backed in the summer, although if they still do transfers by committee that might not mean much.
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They took a bit of a gamble in the summer by backing him massively and I guess you should give them credit for that. Perhaps it would've been "easier" to sack him after that dreadful season, and also they would've known that if all the money spent didn't help it would put them in a tough spot. The spot where they are right now. A lot of the fans are turning on him, which of course makes it all the more difficult to turn it around. However, we've played poorly for well over a year now so when do you start looking for someone else? The biggest worry is perhaps that we have no style of play anymore, and the defence is so bad they every match you feel certain that we will at least concede one goal. Villa usually cause us trouble under Rodgers, and the upcoming fixtures don't look very easy either. Make or break?
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Lot 49 posted:Last night I reached that awkward stage of schadenfreude where I was torn between wanting Liverpool to get knocked out but worried that it would cost Rodgers his job. Hard to say really. Henry seems patient but the results we are getting merit the performances. I would imagine he's a couple of bad results away from it but who knows. I don't actually think Rodgers is that bad a manager but Liverpool are not an easy club to run given the expectations of the fans and the media but less cash and pulling power than those they're supposed to be competitive with.
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Thirteenth Step posted:I didn't want to win the cup anyway From the way Pulis set up seems like he didn't want to either. Anichibe in defensive midfield for the first half
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Ewar Woowar posted:Hard to say really. Henry seems patient but the results we are getting merit the performances. I would imagine he's a couple of bad results away from it but who knows. Liverpool's problems go much further back than picking a trashman clown in Rodgers to manage the club. Their biggest failings are the managerial choices made since Dalglish was manager the first time, not taking the opportunity to upgrade the stadium and various other missed opportunities to increase revenue. It's no coincidence they've been in/around the same league position as Spurs since failing to hold onto the Champions League spots. Liverpool spent enough on transfers through the 90s, managers better than Souness/Evans etc and not capitulating on the stadium upgrade/move and they'd be in a much stronger position now.
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Lot 49 posted:Last night I reached that awkward stage of schadenfreude where I was torn between wanting Liverpool to get knocked out but worried that it would cost Rodgers his job. They don't do transfers by committee (at least in the same way) any more. Rodgers has the final say in all transfers.
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EvilHawk posted:They don't do transfers by committee (at least in the same way) any more. Rodgers has the final say in all transfers. He has always had final say in the transfers ever since the committee was formed. The only thing that changed was apparently Mike Gordon of FSG came in and changed how they communicated so that they would see more eye-to-eye. Rodgers has done a great job of muddying up the waters when it comes to assigning blame and he's always quick to jump to take credit when things are going well.
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Pissflaps posted:Liverpool's problem is decades of poo poo managers spending a fortune on poo poo players. Yeah this is basically what it boils down to. In saying that we had a great team for a couple of seasons under Rafa. We just can't sustain it.
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