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

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how long we giving B- Rodge then ??? come on we might as well start now

will he see the end of the season or what ?

Yeah, I reckon he will, but when told by FSG that he'll only have a small summer transfer budget, he'll quit citing the owners not understanding/grasping his philosophy and being small-minded, conservative, unimaginative, tight-fisted and against further progress.. sorry transitional periods.
 
"Brendan Rodgers may be prepared to gamble on Daniel Sturridge’s fitness for Liverpool’s Champions League clash against Real Madrid with the England striker travelling with the rest of the squad on Monday".

“For the team to have confidence, it’s important that you look like you can score a goal,” the manager told the club’s website. “We didn’t look as if we could threaten so much. I’m a creative and attacking coach, and we have seen over my time here how we build teams to score goals in order to win games. But at the moment it’s not quite happening for us. We just need to analyse the game and work harder to make it work.”

A major gamble to play Sturridge if he is not fully fit. But Rodgers is up the creek and needs to find a paddle.

And one wonders what the excuse will be if Sturridge plays and breaks down in a heap inside 20 minutes of chasing shadows around the Bernabeu.
 
"Brendan Rodgers may be prepared to gamble on Daniel Sturridge’s fitness for Liverpool’s Champions League clash against Real Madrid with the England striker travelling with the rest of the squad on Monday".

“For the team to have confidence, it’s important that you look like you can score a goal,” the manager told the club’s website. “We didn’t look as if we could threaten so much. I’m a creative and attacking coach, and we have seen over my time here how we build teams to score goals in order to win games. But at the moment it’s not quite happening for us. We just need to analyse the game and work harder to make it work.”

A major gamble to play Sturridge if he is not fully fit. But Rodgers is up the creek and needs to find a paddle.

You'd have to say he's utterly desperate if he thinks risking Sturridge in this game will change anything, they'll get done no matter who they play so why consider risking the main player you've been whinging about missing in a hopeless cause. I could see the benefit of the gamble if it was the Chelsea game but playing Sturridge in this would be the actions of a man who's ran out of ideas and is willing to try anything just to get some luck.
 
Real used the second half against the RS as a training exercise, which was very humiliating for Rodgers. They took their foot off the gas, maybe because they were playing Barca at the week-end but they still could have won 5-0. I have never seen a RS team play like that lot did the other week, they had no passion or enthusiasm, and lacked any skill and looked well out of their depth. Tomorrow Real don't have any distractions. They can tear LFC apart at will and start the Ole's early if they wanted. A scoreline of 6-0 wouldn't surprise me really. Then Chelsea on Saturday early kick off and given Mourinho's dislike of the RS he will have them well pumped up. Costa will have a field day against their defence and a 4-0 or 4-1 humiliation will have the Kopites wailing for his head. They will be shouting, 'Rodgers fora'.

And the week after Chelsea they "go again" @ Crystalbul ;)
 
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I wonder how many they are taking with them ?

God knows. They know theyre on a hiding to nothing over there so theyre doing the usual "keep schtum and it'll pass" routine. If they had a chance, theyd be fanfaring now. Its not far so they'll have a lot there, not necessarily from here. I think theyre more worried about this at the moment....RAWK
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Re: Gerrard - quoted as 'Gerrard open to move from Liverpool'
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I'd be happy to see him go.

If it's a choice between him staying and playing all the time or leaving then I'd thank him for a great career and wish him all the best. I have always thought he should have retired after the slip.

He would need replacing, but in his current condition I would be staggered if our committee couldn't achieve this, actually, then again
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I've come to the conclusion that RAWK is in fact one massive wind up and all the posters and moderators are just EFC and United fans trying to out-ridiculous each other by posting outlandish rubbish like this. It sounds more plausible than this sort of stuff being written sincerely.

It's a conspiracy to make honest humble kopites look bad, la.
 
"Brendan Rodgers may be prepared to gamble on Daniel Sturridge’s fitness for Liverpool’s Champions League clash against Real Madrid with the England striker travelling with the rest of the squad on Monday".

“For the team to have confidence, it’s important that you look like you can score a goal,” the manager told the club’s website. “We didn’t look as if we could threaten so much. I’m a creative and attacking coach, and we have seen over my time here how we build teams to score goals in order to win games. But at the moment it’s not quite happening for us. We just need to analyse the game and work harder to make it work.”

A major gamble to play Sturridge if he is not fully fit. But Rodgers is up the creek and needs to find a paddle.
Oh I hope he does this. It won't affect the outcome either way and Sturridge will be well on his way to being Torres-level crocked.
 
God knows. They know theyre on a hiding to nothing over there so theyre doing the usual "keep schtum and it'll pass" routine. If they had a chance, theyd be fanfaring now. Its not far so they'll have a lot there, not necessarily from here. I think theyre more worried about this at the moment....RAWK
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Re: Gerrard - quoted as 'Gerrard open to move from Liverpool'
« Reply #635 on: Today at 10:41:59 AM »
I'd be happy to see him go.

If it's a choice between him staying and playing all the time or leaving then I'd thank him for a great career and wish him all the best. I have always thought he should have retired after the slip.

He would need replacing, but in his current condition I would be staggered if our committee couldn't achieve this, actually, then again
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I saw/read an interview with somebody from the RS the other day. they were saying about how they still have confidence that Balotelli will do well, about how he is finally getting to grips with how Liverpool play, and is just starting to realise where he needs to change his game in order to fit in properly.

this, to me was almost an admittance that Rodgers doesn't seem to have a clue what he is doing. There is two trains of thought on purchase of new players, 1 is that you buy a player whose qualities, whilst being similar, are an upgrade on what you currently have. 2 the player you are buying offers you something different that can change the direction of the club. what Rodgers seems to have done here is buy a player who differs to anything he has, then try make him play the same way as previous players at the club.

I think that this becomes more prevelant when you look at his 'sparing' use of the Kirby chicken plucker. I dont think that he's not using Lambert cause Lambert isn't good enough, I'm just not sure that Rodgers knows how to use him, and Lambert isn't the type of player to be playing little touches here and there, he's a lump, who throws his weight around and will cause problems in the box.

All of this by the way, is made on the assumption that Rodgers has any sort of say on the sale and purchase of players, and that he isn't just a mouthpiece for Ian Ayre. He opened his mouth once on Balotelli, and was forced to eat a HUGE slice of humble pie.

Many a good point made in there. His approach to buying players is at best odd and at worst reckless. Thank god.
 
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