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Originally posted by Moneymaker View PostJaysus, Casillas looks really dodgy for the last year or two.
David Villa is like starting a goal up imo."In the world, there are many kings but there is only one God. I am God, I am El Tren" :{)
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Originally posted by Sledgejammer View PostOut of the keepers Spain have, he'd be third choice if I was in charge.
David Villa is like starting a goal up imo.'Mental Toughness is doing the right thing for the team when it's not the best thing for you' - Bill Belichick
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Originally posted by LuckyLloyd View PostHodgson confirmed as new Liverpool boss. £2m release fee agreed with Fulham.
£8m in total to downgrade manager:'Mental Toughness is doing the right thing for the team when it's not the best thing for you' - Bill Belichick
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Originally posted by LuckyLloyd View PostHodgson confirmed as new Liverpool boss. £2m release fee agreed with Fulham.
£8m in total to downgrade manager:
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Originally posted by Sledgejammer View PostOut of the keepers Spain have, he'd be third choice if I was in charge.
David Villa is like starting a goal up imo.
Can't believe he's on the bench tbh but Casillas has done a good job so far so don't know why i'm even bothering to type this post.We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then is not an act, but a habit.
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Originally posted by DAMO72 View PostIts not really that big . That garage is about the size of my conservatory.Originally posted by KevIRL View Postthe whole house isnt even as big as my servants quartersOriginally posted by eagle eye View PostIts only half the size of the box room in my house!
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Originally posted by eagle eye View PostSo you are outright saying right now before he has even started that Roy Hodgson is a worse manager that Rafa Benitez?
Originally posted by DrJFF View Postyou don't like the appointment?
Hodgson has enjoyed a couple of good years with Fulham, but has an awful lot of gremlins in his closet and will turn 63 in August. Nothing to be excited about."Worldly wisdom teaches that it is better for reputation to fail conventionally than to succeed unconventionally." - John Maynard Keynes
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Originally posted by LuckyLloyd View PostHodgson confirmed as new Liverpool boss. £2m release fee agreed with Fulham.
£8m in total to downgrade manager:
(I know that's irrational, just still incredibly pissed that he's apparently going )You are technically correct...the best kind of correct
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Originally posted by Kayroo View PostHodgson is a complete hero. Fuck you and your whingey attitude!
(I know that's irrational, just still incredibly pissed that he's apparently going )"Worldly wisdom teaches that it is better for reputation to fail conventionally than to succeed unconventionally." - John Maynard Keynes
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Originally posted by dannydiamond View PostCasillas is a good keeper but Reina is up there with the very best in the world.,can't believe he's not first choice for Spain.
Can't believe he's on the bench tbh but Casillas has done a good job so far so don't know why i'm even bothering to type this post.
Casillas is such an icon in Spain though that I don't see there being any chance of him being dropped.
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Originally posted by Flushdraw View PostI'm guessing you don't want to hear about my dog kennel...Originally posted by DAMO72 View PostIts not really that big . That garage is about the size of my conservatory.Originally posted by KevIRL View Postthe whole house isnt even as big as my servants quartersOriginally posted by eagle eye View PostIts only half the size of the box room in my house!
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Originally posted by dannydiamond View PostCasillas is a good keeper but Reina is up there with the very best in the world.,can't believe he's not first choice for Spain.
Can't believe he's on the bench tbh but Casillas has done a good job so far so don't know why i'm even bothering to type this post.
Spain also need to pick a defensive mid fielder and play Xaviesta in their normal positions and they'd improve dramatically. I still think they can step it up though and will do when it's required, they're still very much amoung the candidates for this world cup and if they played at their best they'd be favourites, if they get to the semi's as they should it'll be very interesting.
Can't believe Liverpool didn't seem to even try and get Pellegrini btw, by far the best realistic candidate for the job. Really does seem like they sacked Rafa with absolutely no idea of what to do next, which probably isn't all that surprising."In the world, there are many kings but there is only one God. I am God, I am El Tren" :{)
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Originally posted by LuckyLloyd View PostHe is declaratively a worse manager. Just look at their respective records!
It's better than some of the names that were bandied about (O'Neill, Dalglish), but I was hoping we'd get towards the top end of realistically available candidates (Pellegrini, Hitzfeld).
Hodgson has enjoyed a couple of good years with Fulham, but has an awful lot of gremlins in his closet and will turn 63 in August. Nothing to be excited about.
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The Casillas situation is much like Buffon in Italy, there were players performing at a higher level but when it comes down to it you're going to pick those two every time because of who they are. There is more to being a goalkeeper than talent alone like defensive partnerships, playing time and intimidation factor. Peruzzi was awarded best goalkeeper in Italy in 07 yet Buffon played every game that year.
just my 2c anyway
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Originally posted by Trippie View PostThe Casillas situation is much like Buffon in Italy, there were players performing at a higher level but when it comes down to it you're going to pick those two every time because of who they are. There is more to being a goalkeeper than talent alone like defensive partnerships, playing time and intimidation factor. Peruzzi was awarded best goalkeeper in Italy in 07 yet Buffon played every game that year.
just my 2c anyway"In the world, there are many kings but there is only one God. I am God, I am El Tren" :{)
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To be honest I really like Hodgson as a person, he comes across really well and I think he has the kind of class and dignity that Rafa had which is a great think, I jut hope he has balls as big as well. I also think he's a okay manager and he could do a decent job with Liverpool, but he's not even close to the class of Rafa and anyone who thinks otherwise is crazy. I also hope Fulham don't end going on a slippery slope now too, vey fond of them as a club.
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Originally posted by LuckyLloyd View PostHodgson confirmed as new Liverpool boss. £2m release fee agreed with Fulham.
£8m in total to downgrade manager:
What's done is done obv, no point crying over the past, we just have to get on with it.
It's obv not an ideal appointment but I've always liked Roy Hodgson and while I never thought i'd see him as Liverpool boss, my guess is that the fans will get right behind him, which certaily won't hurt.
I realise most people see him as a temporary replacement until the club's sold and we have money for players, I wouldn't be so sure though, he has a chance now to prove himself in what in all likelihood is a dream job for him.
He obv realise that if he does well he may have a chance of hanging in there,and there is a chance. He's obv no fool and i'm genuinely looking forward to seeing how he does with us.We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then is not an act, but a habit.
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Originally posted by Ace View PostPellergrini/Hutzfeld would see liverpool as a step down while Liverpool would be a step up for Hodgson....
Hitzfeld just got eliminated from the WC group stages and was reported by various sources as open to the Celtic job for a a couple of weeks before they confirmed Lennon.
Judging what one can from the media swarm on the Liverpool succession, it seems the club didn't seriously or aggressively pursue either of them. And that is just bollocks from where I'm sitting.
Liverpool is currently run by a bunch of incompetent bloodsuckers. And that pisses me off. *Shrug."Worldly wisdom teaches that it is better for reputation to fail conventionally than to succeed unconventionally." - John Maynard Keynes
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Originally posted by Teddie View PostTo be honest I really like Hodgson as a person, he comes across really well and I think he has the kind of class and dignity that Rafa had which is a great think, I jut hope he has balls as big as well. I also think he's a okay manager and he could do a decent job with Liverpool, but he's not even close to the class of Rafa and anyone who thinks otherwise is crazy. I also hope Fulham don't end going on a slippery slope now too, vey fond of them as a club.
Its insulting to Roy Hodgson to compare them that way.'Mental Toughness is doing the right thing for the team when it's not the best thing for you' - Bill Belichick
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Originally posted by dannydiamond View PostI feared for worse tbh, but i'll take it.
What's done is done obv, no point crying over the past, we just have to get on with it.
It's obv not an ideal appointment but I've always liked Roy Hodgson and while I never thought i'd see him as Liverpool boss, my guess is that the fans will get right behind him, which certaily won't hurt.
I realise most people see him as a temporary replacement until the club's sold and we have money for players, I wouldn't be so sure though, he has a chance now to prove himself in what in all likelihood is a dream job for him.
He obv realise that if he does well he may have a chance of hanging in there,and there is a chance. He's obv no fool and i'm genuinely looking forward to seeing how he does with us.
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Originally posted by eagle eye View PostI'm sorry but Benitez had no class and dignity."Worldly wisdom teaches that it is better for reputation to fail conventionally than to succeed unconventionally." - John Maynard Keynes
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Originally posted by Sledgejammer View PostYou watch alot more Italian football than me obv, but did Buffon ever look as error prone as Casillias has last season? He was like David James in his Liverpool days last season at times. Brilliant saves and then just throwing them in.
Speaking of goalkeepers. Next Season Milan will have their first decent goalkeeper for 5 or 6 years as well as a really good coach so expecting good things from them
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Originally posted by Sledgejammer View PostI agree with Eagle Eye, defending Rafa's management is one thing but he has come across as far less than classy and dignified on many occasions"Worldly wisdom teaches that it is better for reputation to fail conventionally than to succeed unconventionally." - John Maynard Keynes
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Originally posted by Trippie View PostSpeaking of goalkeepers. Next Season Milan will have their first decent goalkeeper for 5 or 6 years as well as a really good coach so expecting good things from them"Worldly wisdom teaches that it is better for reputation to fail conventionally than to succeed unconventionally." - John Maynard Keynes
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Originally posted by LuckyLloyd View PostHe oozed class on many many more though, and left the city and club in a highly dignified fashion.'Mental Toughness is doing the right thing for the team when it's not the best thing for you' - Bill Belichick
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Originally posted by eagle eye View PostThis is so ridiculous. I could name thousands of people who have oozed class on many occasions but go off the handle and don't act dignified at other times. Roy Hodgson has never been anything but a gentleman in the public eye, to even compare Benitez who often was petty and disrespectful to others as anything even remotely similar to Hodgson is ludicrous.
Anyway, he's here now. We'll see what comes of it."Worldly wisdom teaches that it is better for reputation to fail conventionally than to succeed unconventionally." - John Maynard Keynes
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Originally posted by BrianByrne View PostJust heard word that the news break about an English international is about Steven Gerrard.
Apprently he got a 16 yr old pregnant and paid her to keep it quiet.
and don't you read here brian?
search google - gerrard 16 year old pregnant and there and thousands of rumours - one is that its ronnie whelans daughter or neice...
when that does come out fully can see him moving on - then does torres stay?
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Originally posted by BrianByrne View PostJust heard word that the news break about an English international is about Steven Gerrard.
Apprently he got a 16 yr old pregnant and paid her to keep it quiet.
He was a cunt, is a cunt, will be a cunt and the release (or veracity) of this story can do nothing to change that."Worldly wisdom teaches that it is better for reputation to fail conventionally than to succeed unconventionally." - John Maynard Keynes
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Originally posted by LuckyLloyd View PostRumour has been doing the rounds for months now. I really couldn't give a fuck. 16 is legal in the UK assuming she wasn't a student of his so it won't affect his availability for the club. He is already an extremely unlikable individual, and this story (or some other negative happenings in his personal life) has already impacted significantly on his form.
He was a cunt, is a cunt, will be a cunt and the release (or veracity) of this story can do nothing to change that.
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Lloyd what you fail to realize is that anyone who alludes to the fact that Big Sam is a awful childish bollix who has his head shoved up Fergie's hole, makes big things out of small hand gestures and pick fights to suit Fergie's retarded tabloid games lacks class
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVZBaf190H0[/ame]
clearly a scumbag imo
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Originally posted by LuckyLloyd View PostHave ye injected any youth or pace into the side yet? If not, I wouldn't be getting my hopes up tbh.
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Originally posted by LuckyLloyd View PostRumour has been doing the rounds for months now. I really couldn't give a fuck. 16 is legal in the UK assuming she wasn't a student of his so it won't affect his availability for the club. He is already an extremely unlikable individual, and this story (or some other negative happenings in his personal life) has already impacted significantly on his form.
He was a cunt, is a cunt, will be a cunt and the release (or veracity) of this story can do nothing to change that.
Used be legal to shoot aboriginees in australia heinous and all as it is it was legal.
He will still have his millions of pounds and blind adoring fans who think hes a legend along with that scumbag Terry these priks should be setting examples to kids but there horrible overpaid overrated gimps.
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Originally posted by Trippie View PostNot yet, but making good positional moves for once, brought in a solid keeper, a strong centre back, looking at Fabiano and some young south american midfielders. Also young wing backs as well, but no money will be spent on them, probably loan deals or free transfers as silvio is tightening the belt. Spending too much money on coke and hookers obviosuly"In the world, there are many kings but there is only one God. I am God, I am El Tren" :{)
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Originally posted by LuckyLloyd View PostRumour has been doing the rounds for months now. I really couldn't give a fuck. 16 is legal in the UK assuming she wasn't a student of his so it won't affect his availability for the club. He is already an extremely unlikable individual, and this story (or some other negative happenings in his personal life) has already impacted significantly on his form.
He was a cunt, is a cunt, will be a cunt and the release (or veracity) of this story can do nothing to change that.
I hope the story does break and it's gives him reason to move abroad.
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Now onto Hodgson, I feel sorry for the guy. Liverpool at this time is a poison chalice, anything worse than 4th and he will be gone imo. If he had waited a year that job is likely to be available again.
He has been a great manager for many, many years. He was very successful in Sweden and with Switzerland as national coach. He then went and took over at Inter and turned a really bad team around but before he got to taste success there he got the Blackburn job.
I know a lot about his time in Blackburn and he was very unfortunate in his time there. He was way ahead of his time when he arrived back in England. He brought in fitness coaches, dieticians, double training sessions, bleep tests and all manner of other things that were not the norm back then but are all part of a Premier league setupnow.
We started under Hodgson like a house on fire, playing the best football I've ever seen Rovers play. There was trouble in the camp though and player power got the better of the club and results went against us and Roy got the blame. Tim Sherwood was at the fore in this and got sold to Spurs soon after and Blackburn stupidly hired Brian Kidd, alright enough of the bad times.
Anyways he went off abroad again with his reputation in England badly damaged by idiot players who didn't want to work so hard for different reasons, I know Sherwood had become a businessman and didn't like the amount of time he had to commit to the club under Hodgson.
The job he has done at Fulham is remarkable. I wonder if he will try and take players from there, Hangeland would be a great one for Liverpool. Anyways even though I am sick to the teeth of the Rafa brigade I do hope that Hodgson does well there.'Mental Toughness is doing the right thing for the team when it's not the best thing for you' - Bill Belichick
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Originally posted by SICKPUPPY View PostAgree with what you said Lloyd about him beinga cnut just cos somethings legal does not make it in anyway right.
Used be legal to shoot aboriginees in australia heinous and all as it is it was legal.
He will still have his millions of pounds and blind adoring fans who think hes a legend along with that scumbag Terry these priks should be setting examples to kids but there horrible overpaid overrated gimps.
I am simply noting that I detest Gerrard irrespective of this story being true or not, and pointing out that tabloid confirmation of it would not impact on Gerrard's performances or value in any significant way."Worldly wisdom teaches that it is better for reputation to fail conventionally than to succeed unconventionally." - John Maynard Keynes
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Originally posted by Sledgejammer View PostIf Silvio is not putting in the money how will Milan afford Fabiano? They've also been linked with Ibrahimovic at other stages, paper talk obviously, but will they have any kind of transfer budget at all this summer? I'd heard elsewhere he was going to put in alot of cash this summer but again it was all idle speculation not backed up by anything
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I actually think Hodgson could be a great appointment for Liverpool in the short to medium term. He's almost 63 so he's not gonna be at the club more than 3/4 years imo (if even that).
Hodgson's one truly great skill is being able to cajole mediocre players into playing above themselves consistently (Pantsil, Konchesky, Etuhu, Gera, he almost got Zamora to South Africa ffs!) and setting down a very clear game plan for players to stick to. He probably hasn't had to deal with the sort of divas he will get in the Liverpool dressing room for a while now but I'd imagine he'll be well able for it.
If Gerrard et al do abandon ship he is capable of keeping Liverpool competitive at the top end of the table until new owners and money come in and a younger manager can come in and start to build.
Also, remember that Hodgson brought Haangeland to Fulham for pittance, sold a squad player who couldn't get into the first team to United for a few million, revived Bobby Zamora and Danny Murphy, took Fulham to its highest ever position in the league and beat some top class teams on their way to the Europa League final. All this with one of the smallest fan bases and stadium in the Premiership as well as having a budget of 5 packets of Tayto and a packet of Marietta biscuits to run the team on.
Given Liverpool's current travails, could they ask for a better manager?You are technically correct...the best kind of correct
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Originally posted by Ace View PostDo you not think it would be bad for the club if he leaves, i know he hasn't been playing great etc but him leaving could see others move on,
Gerrard is a beaten docket in terms of the long haul. I have no doubt that his last great season was 2008 / 9. He is a 30 year old midfielder who has relied on explosive athleticism as a key component of his performances down through the years, and has a lengthy history of niggly injuries. It's all downhill from here irrespective of who is managing the team.
Of course, he is probably still capable of better than last season. But people need to accept that the ceiling of capability will diminish sharply from this season on.
If we could get ~£20m for him that could be reinvested in the squad I'd be fine with it at this point. Much rather cashing in on him now and clearing his contract off the books than waiting two more seasons to when he becomes a hulking elephant in the corner of the dressing room overshadowing the team and manager to a level way in excess of his actual ability by that point."Worldly wisdom teaches that it is better for reputation to fail conventionally than to succeed unconventionally." - John Maynard Keynes
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Originally posted by LuckyLloyd View PostMick, just to be clear on this: I do not think a man of his age engaging in a sexual relationship with a 16 year old (no less getting her pregnant) would be in anyway right. Nor am I naive enough to think that because it has been rumoured for a long time it must be true.
I am simply noting that I detest Gerrard irrespective of this story being true or not, and pointing out that tabloid confirmation of it would not impact on Gerrard's performances or value in any significant way.
But with it being technically legal he could well get away with a slap on the wrist while someone especially an athlete could be ruined for say smoking a joint cos its illegal
women throw themselves at footballers and im sure be hard to say no but why nail the really young ones
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Originally posted by LuckyLloyd View PostMick, just to be clear on this: I do not think a man of his age engaging in a sexual relationship with a 16 year old (no less getting her pregnant) would be in anyway right. Nor am I naive enough to think that because it has been rumoured for a long time it must be true.
I am simply noting that I detest Gerrard irrespective of this story being true or not, and pointing out that tabloid confirmation of it would not impact on Gerrard's performances or value in any significant way.
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