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Re: Brendan Rodgers
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Tue May 26, 2015 9:03 amby Bianchi on Ice
They lost suarez and frittered the money away.
Boogers didnt sign suarez and brought the players in that havent done the business.
Sturridge has injury issues and sterling wants out
I dont feel sorry for him or anything else but dislike for rogers because hes a big headed cunt.
A spurs fan I know cant stand him either because of the remarks he made about their signings, whilst admittedly it didnt work out great for them either at least theyve got Pochettino who is moving things in the right direction and isnt a fraud like this tit is.
pool and boogers belong together in their own little fantasy land
Re: Brendan Rodgers
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Tue May 26, 2015 9:41 amby City64
Rodgers getting some serious flak in the Mirror today , column ripping his credentials and labelling him. "a small time manager" . Can't disagree myself ! :-)
Re: Brendan Rodgers
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Tue May 26, 2015 10:06 amby Hutch's Shoulder
"A lot has happened this year that has made the job difficult and we’ve kept fighting right to the very end.....”
He seems to have a different definition of fighting to the end than us.
Re: Brendan Rodgers
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Tue May 26, 2015 10:15 amby Wonderwall
I love Rodgers ability to put his foot in his mouth, he likes the sound of his own voice so much he cant help himself, the spurs quote is priceless though from last season when he was full of himself.
Brendan Soundbite Rodgers wrote:"I suppose the likes of Tottenham are a team who were maybe looking to be challenging for the league this season. You spend £100m-odd - it's a group that's set up to challenge".
Re: Brendan Rodgers
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Tue May 26, 2015 10:32 amby City64
Rodgers also labelled a bullshit artist in the Dave Kidd column of the mirror today ........can't argue with that either ! lol
Re: Brendan Rodgers
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Tue May 26, 2015 1:57 pmby Mikhail Chigorin
Wonderwall wrote:I love Rodgers ability to put his foot in his mouth, he likes the sound of his own voice so much he cant help himself, the spurs quote is priceless though from last season when he was full of himself.
Brendan Soundbite Rodgers wrote:"I suppose the likes of Tottenham are a team who were maybe looking to be challenging for the league this season. You spend £100m-odd - it's a group that's set up to challenge".
He reminds me of a loud-mouthed American Secretary of State in the post War period, called John Foster Dulles.
My Grandad used to hate him (although to be accurate, he hated all Americans) and always called him "Big Mouth, Little Foot".
Anyway, the Fenway group might reconsider Bodger's position, especially now that Steve McClaren is suddenly available...........
Re: Brendan Rodgers
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Tue May 26, 2015 5:34 pmby nottsblue
Mikhail Chigorin wrote:Wonderwall wrote:I love Rodgers ability to put his foot in his mouth, he likes the sound of his own voice so much he cant help himself, the spurs quote is priceless though from last season when he was full of himself.
Brendan Soundbite Rodgers wrote:"I suppose the likes of Tottenham are a team who were maybe looking to be challenging for the league this season. You spend £100m-odd - it's a group that's set up to challenge".
He reminds me of a loud-mouthed American Secretary of State in the post War period, called John Foster Dulles.
My Grandad used to hate him (although to be accurate, he hated all Americans) and always called him "Big Mouth, Little Foot".
Anyway, the Fenway group might reconsider Bodger's position, especially now that Steve McClaren is suddenly available...........
Hopefully with Stuart Pearce involved in some capacity
Re: Brendan Rodgers
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Tue May 26, 2015 6:47 pmby carl_feedthegoat
Re: Brendan Rodgers
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Wed May 27, 2015 12:29 amby Slim
I am genuinely worried he might get the sack. What if they got someone competent? Lucky I'm typing that, couldn't say it with a straight face.
They have three Premier League winners at that club, Kolo, Balotelli and Sturridge. There's a link there, just can't quite put my finger on it.
Re: Brendan Rodgers
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Wed May 27, 2015 12:49 amby Piccsnumberoneblue
carl_feedthegoat wrote:
Much as I detest the fraud, I echo your sentiments and really don't want them to sack him and get a proper manager instead.
Re: Brendan Rodgers
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Wed May 27, 2015 8:13 amby Mase
Slim wrote:I am genuinely worried he might get the sack. What if they got someone competent? Lucky I'm typing that, couldn't say it with a straight face.
They have three Premier League winners at that club, Kolo, Balotelli and Sturridge. There's a link there, just can't quite put my finger on it.
All three of them are hung like a horse.
Re: Brendan Rodgers
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Wed May 27, 2015 9:53 amby I Just Blue Myself
Mase wrote:Slim wrote:I am genuinely worried he might get the sack. What if they got someone competent? Lucky I'm typing that, couldn't say it with a straight face.
They have three Premier League winners at that club, Kolo, Balotelli and Sturridge. There's a link there, just can't quite put my finger on it.
All three of them are hung like a horse.
Like one horse? As in, stitched together or measured by total volume?
Re: Brendan Rodgers
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Tue Jun 02, 2015 9:01 pmby Hutch's Shoulder
Confirmed on BBC:
Brendan Rodgers is to stay as Liverpool manager following a meeting with the club's co-owner Tom Werner.
Werner met the 42-year-old Reds boss in the city on Tuesday as part of his end-of-season review.
Liverpool finished sixth in the Premier League last season and missed out on a place in the Champions League.
But Northern Irishman Rodgers and Werner agreed on a "comprehensive plan" aimed at ensuring performances improve next season.
Brenda stays and Blatter goes, this really is Good News Week.
Re: Brendan Rodgers
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Tue Jun 02, 2015 9:15 pmby mr_nool
Fantastic news!
Re: Brendan Rodgers
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Tue Jun 02, 2015 9:26 pmby Beefymcfc
Come on, own up. Who said they wanted him at City?
Re: Brendan Rodgers
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Tue Jun 02, 2015 9:40 pmby Peter Doherty (AGAIG)
Hutch's Shoulder wrote:Confirmed on BBC:
Brendan Rodgers is to stay as Liverpool manager following a meeting with the club's co-owner Tom Werner.
Werner met the 42-year-old Reds boss in the city on Tuesday as part of his end-of-season review.
Liverpool finished sixth in the Premier League last season and missed out on a place in the Champions League.
But Northern Irishman Rodgers and Werner agreed on a "comprehensive plan" aimed at ensuring performances improve next season.
Brenda stays and Blatter goes, this really is Good News Week.
Re: Brendan Rodgers
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Tue Jun 02, 2015 10:02 pmby Beefymcfc
Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:Hutch's Shoulder wrote:Confirmed on BBC:
Brendan Rodgers is to stay as Liverpool manager following a meeting with the club's co-owner Tom Werner.
Werner met the 42-year-old Reds boss in the city on Tuesday as part of his end-of-season review.
Liverpool finished sixth in the Premier League last season and missed out on a place in the Champions League.
But Northern Irishman Rodgers and Werner agreed on a "comprehensive plan" aimed at ensuring performances improve next season.
Brenda stays and Blatter goes, this really is Good News Week.
Love that gif, prefer the Real one though ;-)