ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC"

[Neiler]

The funniest thing about all this is that they spent 120 mill to improve their squad depth and their players are complaining about tiredness. They are Utterly moronic.

In all honesty something rotten is setting in over there, I can already see many of their players crying of, staying injured and manager already hanging his squad to deflect heat of himself.

Suarez was the unrecognised captain and beacon for them without him they are what we always suspected: gash, with one truly wonderfull player! Looking forward to seeing him play in the Barca team.

Victory for football!

 

[Donald Twain]

He was tired from all that... walking and... standing for Liverpool he does. Strenuous sulking.

and falling!

 

[paultheblue]

I sympathise with Stirling to be honest as I also had to ring Roy on Sunday morning to declare myself a little bit knackered but promised him that for the next international I will forgo the 15 pints of Guinness and a curry the night before.

 

[composter]

and falling!

And running back for corners

 

[sd_1992]

In fairness to the lad, if he came on even with Rogers pressuring him to fake injury/fatigue, then good on him.

Now I hope he does his hamstring and is out for a long time...

 

[Prevenger17]

And running back for corners

And all that wondering why it's always him.

 

[Coach]

And declaring his geniuos (sic)

 

[LinekersLegs]

http://www.theguardian.com/football...ling-roy-hodgson-questions-liverpool-training
Roy Hodgson has questioned whether Liverpool are using the correct fitness regime after claiming there is little medical evidence to support the “two-day recovery” system that Brendan Rodgers has put in place at Anfield and that has led to friction between the two managers.

Hodgson suspects that part of the reason Raheem Sterling complained about feeling “a bit tired” on Saturday, two days after playing the first 45 minutes of the 5-0 win against San Marino, was because the 19-year-oldwas used to an extra day without training.

 

[Neiler]

This never would have happened if Stevie G was still captain, he would have just passed on the message!

 

[joey_macmo]

The funniest thing about all this is that they spent 120 mill to improve their squad depth and their players are complaining about tiredness. They are Utterly moronic.

In all honesty something rotten is setting in over there, I can already see many of their players crying of, staying injured and manager already hanging his squad to deflect heat of himself.

Suarez was the unrecognised captain and beacon for them without him they are what we always suspected: gash, with one truly wonderfull player! Looking forward to seeing him play in the Barca team.

Victory for football!

its gutting in the sense that if we had got 72 points this season we would have easily got in the top 4

 

[Carlito]

Imagine how brazenly Brenny would be trying to big time his fellow managers if Suarez had managed to win the league last season.

I don't really know (or care) if it was right or wrong for Sterling to tell Hodgson that he was tired. I'm just laughing at the fact he holds Lallana in such low regard that he wasn't worried at all about giving him a chance to impress.

 

[Kurt.]

Now, I'm no conspiracy theorist....not my thing... Not m style... But



CONSPIRACEEEE LAD AGAINST DER MIGHTY REDMEN....!!

 

[Jags..class]

Not my words, a rs words

Hodgson shouldn't have said a word. Lallana is good enough for the shirt and has been playing well. Sterling to come on as a pacy and tricky option. Nothing to see here... until Hodgson foolishly spoke up. Now Sterling will think twice about talking to him again.
My theory on the wider issue is that despite enjoying a convivial, avuncular type of reputation in the game, and despite being regarded as something of an educated man, Hodgson is actually nothing of the sort. He is a bitter man of modest achievement with an enormous entitlement mentality.
It eats at him that he fell way short at Liverpool. He was utter rubbish. And even though it didn't last all that long, we made the right decision in binning him off. (Under normal circumstances I want Liverpool managers to be given time, but the Hodgson disaster was pretty clear for all to see from early on).
Since getting binned by Liverpool he has attempted to take revenge. He had a pop at the accent in mentioning Rooney recently. His incorrect treatment of Sturridge saw him miss seven games for us, and now Sterling is getting it. This will not end well for Hodgson. England need Liverpool. We have some very good players who will improve the whole England set up, but the way this buffoon is going about his business he is causing a rift, and with strong leadership from Brendan (and he is growing into that, so fair play to him) I can see our players being less available for England than old Roy would want.
I've had a change in view on him. I'd like to think I can be fairly gracious and can agree to live and let live. While plenty have been sticking the boot in on Hodgson for ages, I've tended to not go there, as what's the point in sticking the boot in on a decent fella who just happened to fall short in the Liverpool job? Well, I no longer hold that view. There is a petty, arrogant, nasty streak there in Hodgson. He is holding a grudge against Liverpool and it is clear to see. I'm unimpressed with him.
Unfortunately the level of competition in England's group is so sub-standard that I can't see them not qualifying, but Hodson is a dinosaur, bereft of footballing ideas, and as soon as England gets to another tournament he will be exposed for what he is: an over-promoted PE teacher.

 

[bizzaro]

The funniest thing about all this is that they spent 120 mill to improve their squad depth and their players are complaining about tiredness. They are Utterly moronic.

In all honesty something rotten is setting in over there, I can already see many of their players crying of, staying injured and manager already hanging his squad to deflect heat of himself.

Suarez was the unrecognised captain and beacon for them without him they are what we always suspected: gash, with one truly wonderfull player! Looking forward to seeing him play in the Barca team.

Victory for football!

Everyone is ruining their season

 

[bizzaro]

http://www.theguardian.com/football...ling-roy-hodgson-questions-liverpool-training
Roy Hodgson has questioned whether Liverpool are using the correct fitness regime after claiming there is little medical evidence to support the “two-day recovery” system that Brendan Rodgers has put in place at Anfield and that has led to friction between the two managers.

Hodgson suspects that part of the reason Raheem Sterling complained about feeling “a bit tired” on Saturday, two days after playing the first 45 minutes of the 5-0 win against San Marino, was because the 19-year-oldwas used to an extra day without training.

So it begins lol