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Tin basher

Tin basher

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Following on from the Indian chicken farmers ditching "big Sam" at Blackburn, Preston have today binned Fergie Jnr and Burnley have sacked Brian Laws. The mighty Stanley are fine as John Coleman has a contract until the next ice age. But how safe do you feel your teams manager is?
 
Contracts will never be safe as long as there are big cheque books to sign them off with.
 
Hodgson as to go. He was clueless tonight. You had mereliess moved to the right side to make way for gerrard who should have gone on the right side. We were rubbish. Get dalglish on board now.
 
The telly showed a "Rafa come home" banner in the crowd, what next??
 
I'd be happy for Liverpool to keep Hodgson or perhaps bring in Souness again.......:PDT_Xtremez_30:
 
Paul Dickov's doing well at Oldham. We've not lost any of our last 5 or 6 matches... mainly because they've all been postponed!:PDT_Xtremez_42:

However; considering the fact that we are currently 9th in division 1 and have about 2 - 3 games in hand we're doing well this year!

Comparing Dickov's performance to the two previous managers he seems to be achieving God like status here, so I hope his contract is safe!:PDT_Xtremez_30:

HTB
 
justintime129 said:
Hodgson as to go. He was clueless tonight. You had mereliess moved to the right side to make way for gerrard who should have gone on the right side. We were rubbish. Get dalglish on board now.
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i would be carefull what you wish for ie Dalglish after his bizzare tenure at Celtic Park:S
 
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i would be carefull what you wish for ie Dalglish after his bizzare tenure at Celtic Park:S
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talking of celtic park, I see they still haven't actually punished any of the banner waving cnuts!

Guess they need their money:PDT_Xtremez_09:
 
Off TopicGem I thought you'd be in hiding after last nights 5-2 result at the city ground:PDT_Xtremez_14:Off Topic.

Souness should come with a wealth warning. No matter how much dosh you have he will spend it leaving you skint and with a less capable team than the one he started with. Heck in a league were a poor season is classed as finishing 2nd he didn't shine.
 
Tin basher said:
Off TopicGem I thought you'd be in hiding after last nights 5-2 result at the city ground:PDT_Xtremez_14:Off Topic.

Souness should come with a wealth warning. No matter how much dosh you have he will spend it leaving you skint and with a less capable team than the one he started with. Heck in a league were a poor season is classed as finishing 2nd he didn't shine.
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we got well stuffed by a better organised and funded team

Our board need sacking and someone with money finding quick.
 
gemarriott said:
talking of celtic park, I see they still haven't actually punished any of the banner waving cnuts!

Guess they need their money:PDT_Xtremez_09:
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The Green brigade seated at section 111 of Celtic Park(responsible for the poppy protest)have been refused briefs which the they would normaly be entitled to as season ticket holders for the New Year clash against Rangers at Ibrox.

Investigations as to the individuals who were responsible for the protest are still ongoing.


I for one will be mightly p!ssed of if the dont eventually recieve life bans:PDT_Xtremez_32:
 
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The Green brigade seated at section 111 of Celtic Park(responsible for the poppy protest)have been refused briefs which the they would normaly be entitled to as season ticket holders for the New Year clash against Rangers at Ibrox.

Investigations as to the individuals who were responsible for the protest are still ongoing:PDT_Xtremez_32:
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If they know who they are (to ban them from buying tickets for Sunday) then why haven't they been banned from parkhead yet? Maybe the ibrox ban is to remove the potential for the green brigade to ruin yet another minutes silence?
 
Shinyscot said:
If they know who they are (to ban them from buying tickets for Sunday) then why haven't they been banned from parkhead yet? Maybe the ibrox ban is to remove the potential for the green brigade to ruin yet another minutes silence?
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how long and how difficult has it been to identify and proscecute the so called Rangers fans that disgraced your club in Manchester,and thats a police enquiry..........notice i call them so called Rangers fans!.

Lets get rid of the bigots and idiots on both sides and get on with the football:PDT_Xtremez_14:
 
Roy Hodgson and Liverpool part company

Liverpool manager Roy Hodgson has left the club by mutual consent.

Former player and manager Kenny Dalglish has been placed in charge until the rest of the season.
 
Bollox, you wait and see, they'll probably turn Utd over tomorrow!!!
 
The only thing that surprises me about Hodgson leaving is that it was left until today before the board decided to do the deed. The scenes on the (half empty) terraces during the Wolves and Blackburn games were agonising for this long time supporter to endure, but all the blame can't have departed in the car taking Hodgson away from Melwood this morning. Whilst the only time he's opened his mouth recently is to put his foot in it his playing staff have been dreadful too.
Many of the players need to take a long, hard look at themselves, because they haven't done the job they are being paid millionaire wages to perform. Johnson's defending has been woeful, his positioning and unwillingness to track players moving into dangerous positions is shocking. Skrtel has had a mare of a season and was to blame for Joey Barton's goal if not Carrol's as well at Newcastle. Torres has done the square root of feck-all, the sole exception being against Chelsea, Cole and Lucas often won't go for balls that are 60:40 in their favour, and Konchesky is just shoite regardless of which team he plays for.
The appointment of Kenny Dalglish smacks of desperation to me, FSG are virgins in the football world and have no idea who the personalities in the game are and hence what their options are. Many of the fans chanting his name during Hodgson's latter games weren't even born, or were little kids, when he walked out of the club after the cup exit to Everton all those years ago. They are carrying the starry-eyed dreams of their elders in their minds when they think he can just step back in and put plasters over all the wounds, bearing in mind he's been out of the game for over a decade.
Do returning mesiahs ever have the effect the supporters yearn for?
We shall see, we shall see.
 
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You said it all my friend. Has a returning manager ever brought the past glories back. Kendall did nothing at everton when he went back.
 
King Kenny

King Kenny

Post 97 his time at Newcastle and Celtic are nothing to write home about but his previous 13 years were something special, I know footballing times are different now, but....... he did clinch the Soccer Aid trophy in 2010 :PDT_Xtremez_42:


1984-85
Announced as the new Liverpool player-manager on 30 May 1985, less than 24 hours after the events of Heysel, succeeding Joe Fagan.


1985-86
Guides Liverpool to their first and only league and FA Cup double in his first season as player-manager.

1986-87
Liverpool finish runners-up to Everton in the league.

1987-88
Sees his team storm to Liverpool's 17th league championship and their second under his command.
Named Manager of the Year for the second time.



1988-89
The season of Hillsborough. Kenny Dalglish leads the club in expressing their grief at the terrible tragedy, attending as many funerals as he could, a gesture that will never be forgotten by the those affected.
Guides the club to their second FA Cup triumph under his command.
Finish runners-up in the league to Arsenal, who top the table on superior number of goals to Liverpool after ending up level on points and goal difference.



1989-90
Liverpool sweep to their 18th championship, their 10th in 15 seasons and their 3rd of Dalglish's 5-season managerial reign.
Named Manager of the Year for the third time.



1990-91
Oversees his Liverpool team for the last time in a pulsating 4-4 draw with Everton at Goodison Park in an FA Cup replay.
48 hours later on Friday, 22 February, 1991, Kenny Dalglish announces his resignation as manager, and leaves the club at the top of the league. Liverpool end the season in 2nd place.



1991-92
Appointed manager of Second Division Blackburn Rovers hours before their home game at Ewood Park against Plymouth Argyle on Saturday, 12 October 1991. Rovers win 5-2.
Appoints Ray Harford as his assistant.
The Lancashire club climb the table and a 1-0 Wembley win over Leicester City in the Second Division play-off final in May takes Blackburn back into the top flight for the first time since 1966 and in time for the launch of the new Premier League.



1992-93
He is the key arrival in a flurry of new signings at Ewood and proves to be a bargain investment.
Blackburn finish a creditable 4th in the Premiership.

1993-94
Guides the club to a good second place finish in only their second season in the top flight.

1994-95
Blackburn win the Premiership title with 34 and 15 League goals respectively.
It's his ninth championship success in England, five as a player, three as player-manager. Relinquishes his position as manager on 25 June 1995 to become Blackburn's Director of Football. Ray Harford takes charge of team affairs.

1995-96
Blackburn's Director of Football

1996-97
Dalglish's 14-month stint as Director of Football is terminated by 'mutual consent'.
In January, Kevin Keegan sensationally quits Newcastle United and for the second time in his career, Kenny Dalglish find himself succeeding the former Liverpool and England star.
Announced as manager in a press conference on 14 January.
Newcastle, in a nail-biting climax to the season, finish 2nd in the Premier League after a 5-0 thrashing of Nottingham Forest. Hence claiming the controversial second ticket into the European Champions League.
 
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