Dunne in bust up with Houllier & McAllister on Friday - NOTW

[citizenDJ]

I doubt there's much to this, to be honest; I think houllier is regarded as a very modern, progressive manager isn't he?

Either way, if this results in Dunne leaving, then fine by me.

[London Villan]

Collins wasn't having a go after the goal. They were talking about positioning and that sort of thing. No arguing.

[darren woolley]

I would keep Dunne out of the side for a while untill he get's his self in shape and cut's out the errors that he makes all to often.

[philthebar]

London Villan - thanks, I'd rather go with the positive

[SO Villa]

Whatever the truth of this, there is clearly something wrong with the atmosphere among the players. There seems a complete lack of togetherness and spirit - a number of times this season goals have been celebrated by 3 or 4 players only and I just think the body language is really poor.

[ChrissyPrice]

But if the players think that training methods under Gary Mac are like the "dark ages" then that is a bit of a worry. Particularly as I suspect the methods used under the previous regime would hardly have been at the forefront of modern thinking.

[Shrek]

Could it be that they were so used to it being so easy under Martin, that now there is abit of discipline they have to actually work hard in training.

I cant see the team being behind Dunne, they see what we see and must be pissed off with Dunne this season.

[villa1]

It's the NOTW.

[eastie]

Think you have hit the nail on the head there gibbo, mon rarely was seen during training and houllier is very hands on and has increased the training so maybe in march we won't run out of steam- maybe some players would rather be back in Manchester having a pie and pint than slogging away in the cold midlands !

[TopDeck113]

It's the NOTW.

Is probably the best starting point.

[Irish villain]

Richard Dunne was one of our best players last season and while I am disappointed in his performances tis season, I won't forget his contribution last.

If this is true, it bodes very badly for us.

[dicedlam]

After last Monday's episode, I'm not quite sure who to beleive in whats gone on, or who's right.?
Yes, Dunne is clearly unfit, but is there truth in any of the rant that he made?

To be honest, The only person I trust down there at the moment is Sid. Hopefully, he tells it the way it is to the powers that be.

[Nev]

It's the NOTW.

Is probably the best starting point.

Much as I an reticent to defend the gutter press, they tend to be correct in the reporting of this type of thing, if not particularly accurate. The "transfer gossip" is usually a load of old horlicks though.

[sfx412]

Anyone who belives anything from the NOTW is true or that Mons training methods are more modern than Houlliers, really does need to look hard at themselves.
Especially when you consider the player they base their conspiracy theories around is an overweight out of form player with a known drink problem who has been a trouble maker for most of his career.
Following the awful Anfield performance and the subsequent flack yesterday showed one thing above all else, the players responded to Houlliers and his coaches

[Dave Cooper please]

*Reads article, is a bit concerned*

*Checks source*

*Relaxes in the knowledge that it is almost certainly complete bollocks*