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

[bizzaro]

So until Sturridge is back they have Mario and Lambo up front.

Amazing.

 

[ToffeeDan]

Gerrard would try convince them he should be player manager like his hero was and he'd have Carragher on Sky banging the drum and his sycophants in the media pressing his claim.

It would be the perfect storm as the ship sinks into the championship and Captain Gerrard is on the bridge with able seaman Carragher by his side and their all singing the funeral song as they go down.

The lifeboats are standing ready in Stanley Park Boating Lake..

 

[canuckblue]

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I'd still do Wilma Deering.

 

[toffeejack]

you don't get how superb it is that he's blaming the shabites then ?

He'd deffo dive in front of the Hill of Pish to get Barca a Penalty, and not a single feck would be given.

i hate both of them just as much as eachother, i hate the RS he's being totally disrespectful to them, and that's cool like, have nothing wrong with that, it's comical because we've been saying it for years that he'd run a mile with the first offer but they didn't believe it. i just don't want to listen to his horrible snidey words.

 

[Prevenger17]

There's plenty who are starting to doubt him. Albeit it's a fickle game and a couple of wins and they'll fall back into line.

And there's plenty trying to keep a lid on that doubt. There is a RAWK thread that is being pretty critical of how the forum cracks down on any negativity, constructive or otherwise. Someone posted the corker below in response. How do these people find pants big enough to accomodate such bloated self-importance?

What RAWK seems to aspire to is a more measured, intelligent look at the game. Somewhere tactics isn't a dirty word, somewhere you can talk about football in a way that would just never occur to the tabloid-hungry masses. And part of that ethos is the idea that RAWK is for Liverpool supporters, and that supporters first and foremost support, in action and in word, the club, the team, the management and the players.

 

[Prevenger17]

But, but he has got this on his CV, something Shankly, Fergie and Mourinho haven't.

Rodgers following the 2011 Championship Play-Off Final.

Ha, he looked like a thumb in a suit before the mid-life crisis started auto-piloting his body.

 

[toffeejack]

Ha, he looked like a thumb in a suit before the mid-life crisis started auto-piloting his body.

nailed on that as soon as he gets sacked from the RS that receptionist will have left him as well

 

[Prevenger17]

nailed on that as soon as he gets sacked from the RS that receptionist will have left him as well

No, she's definitely with him for his charming personality.

 

[Walken]

nailed on that as soon as he gets sacked from the RS that receptionist will have left him as well

she will force a divorce out of the fat little ted before then

 

[bizzaro]

But, but he has got this on his CV, something Shankly, Fergie and Mourinho haven't.

Rodgers following the 2011 Championship Play-Off Final.

Ah. The days before he dumped his wife to shack up with the younger office help.

 

[Prevenger17]

Ah. The days before he dumped his wife to shack up with the younger office help.

Who wouldn't, though? Oh yeah, that's right. Decent human beings.

 

[deipnosophist]

Humorous tranny references aside, I think we would all do well to leave out Rodgers's personal life from forum scrutiny/comment...glass houses and that.

 

[bizzaro]

Humorous tranny references aside, I think we would all do well to leave out Rodgers's personal life from forum scrutiny/comment...glass houses and that.

He's the manager of "Liverpool Football Club" with the "best fans in der werld". Where he put himself under scrutiny when he appeared on a reality tv programme about being said manager of Liverpool Football Club.

Where he appeared as the defacto image of "the family man".

Later he left his wife for a coworker.

Rather interesting wouldn't you say?

 

[Prevenger17]

He's the manager of "Liverpool Football Club" with the "best fans in der werld". Where he put himself under scrutiny when he appeared on a reality tv programme about being said manager of Liverpool Football Club.

Where he appeared as the defacto image of "the family man".

Later he left his wife for a coworker.

Rather interesting wouldn't you say?

You know, I think Deipnophosist may have a point. We have enough to go on with the arrogance, posturing, soundbites, blame-shifting and Triangle flipping without delving into the man's personal life. Volunteering said life in his ridiculous little programme doesn't mean we can't be the better men...


Does it?

 

[zirc]

Humorous tranny references aside, I think we would all do well to leave out Rodgers's personal life from forum scrutiny/comment...glass houses and that.

You know, normally I'd agree with you. However, his conduct in his private life seems to be completely in keeping with how he conducts himself in interviews/in front of the Sky cameras. It's cowardly and callow behaviour, and I think it's fair to point that out, as many kopites defend him as being misinterpreted. He's not, his blaming of anyone but himself for their failures while personally taking credit (flipping the triangle?) for any success is exactly what he means to do. He's a vain, shallow, grasping character, a character that is consistent throughout his personal and professional life.