Quote from: Rip Van Bentfletch on May 09, 2011, 03:54:44 PMQuote from: Mark Kelly on May 09, 2011, 02:58:55 PMQuote from: Mazrim on May 09, 2011, 01:10:34 AMAnyway, prediction:Unfortunately, Houllier will have to call it a day and may take a role at the club somewhere, which I'd like.I think Moyes will get the job although not who I'd choose, and he'll do well. He'll also have money to spend and will just the sort of guy to ruthlessly overhaul the squad and dish out some much needed kicks up the arse.McAllister will be offered a coaching role.Moyes will probably agree to many of the transfer deals Houllier has lined up and will add a few gems of his own.We'll enter next season leaner, meaner and with renewed momentum. I predict you're bang on the money there, Maz.Houllier is welcome to do some scouting, maybe.But personally, I don't want him anywhere near the day to day running of the club.He's shown absolutely nothing this season to say that employing him in some sort of 'upstairs' capacity would benefit us.That may be the case Fletch but it wouldn't surprise me if that's what the board decide to do.
Quote from: Mark Kelly on May 09, 2011, 02:58:55 PMQuote from: Mazrim on May 09, 2011, 01:10:34 AMAnyway, prediction:Unfortunately, Houllier will have to call it a day and may take a role at the club somewhere, which I'd like.I think Moyes will get the job although not who I'd choose, and he'll do well. He'll also have money to spend and will just the sort of guy to ruthlessly overhaul the squad and dish out some much needed kicks up the arse.McAllister will be offered a coaching role.Moyes will probably agree to many of the transfer deals Houllier has lined up and will add a few gems of his own.We'll enter next season leaner, meaner and with renewed momentum. I predict you're bang on the money there, Maz.Houllier is welcome to do some scouting, maybe.But personally, I don't want him anywhere near the day to day running of the club.He's shown absolutely nothing this season to say that employing him in some sort of 'upstairs' capacity would benefit us.
Quote from: Mazrim on May 09, 2011, 01:10:34 AMAnyway, prediction:Unfortunately, Houllier will have to call it a day and may take a role at the club somewhere, which I'd like.I think Moyes will get the job although not who I'd choose, and he'll do well. He'll also have money to spend and will just the sort of guy to ruthlessly overhaul the squad and dish out some much needed kicks up the arse.McAllister will be offered a coaching role.Moyes will probably agree to many of the transfer deals Houllier has lined up and will add a few gems of his own.We'll enter next season leaner, meaner and with renewed momentum. I predict you're bang on the money there, Maz.
Anyway, prediction:Unfortunately, Houllier will have to call it a day and may take a role at the club somewhere, which I'd like.I think Moyes will get the job although not who I'd choose, and he'll do well. He'll also have money to spend and will just the sort of guy to ruthlessly overhaul the squad and dish out some much needed kicks up the arse.McAllister will be offered a coaching role.Moyes will probably agree to many of the transfer deals Houllier has lined up and will add a few gems of his own.We'll enter next season leaner, meaner and with renewed momentum.
Day to day running, no. His health wouldn't alow for it either. Long term infrastructure building (academies, scouting, etc) with his own staff, yes.No managerial influence or interference but an old head there as an advisor when required.Hang on a sec, I'm just writing out his job description.
Quote from: brian green on May 09, 2011, 08:18:51 AMThe most glaring example was the move which began with us winning possession on the edge of Wigan's box ending up with Dunne putting it out for a Wigan corner without one of their players touching the ball.That's the single most depressing instant of "football" I can remember seeing in years and years.
The most glaring example was the move which began with us winning possession on the edge of Wigan's box ending up with Dunne putting it out for a Wigan corner without one of their players touching the ball.
Quote from: Mazrim on May 09, 2011, 04:06:31 PMDay to day running, no. His health wouldn't alow for it either. Long term infrastructure building (academies, scouting, etc) with his own staff, yes.No managerial influence or interference but an old head there as an advisor when required.Hang on a sec, I'm just writing out his job description.The Academy side is going swimmingly as it is.Sorry, I wish him the best of health, but it's pointless having him around.If he's based in Europe recommending players, then fair enough.
Quote from: Hoppo on May 09, 2011, 12:49:17 AMWhy cant we have a debate? Mr Woodhall speaks and all the usual suspects treat him like Royalty.. Its possible 'fans' have different opinions.Come again?
Why cant we have a debate? Mr Woodhall speaks and all the usual suspects treat him like Royalty.. Its possible 'fans' have different opinions.
The fact is, the name G Houilier is more of a draw , especially for young foreign players, than Moyes is. I hope GH stays, and i think the kind of players he will bring in will eventually be successful.Makoun looks like the kind of player we need at the club, and if he is an example of the kind of plyer that GH is trying to bring in, then i hope he stays.
We'll start slowly, relying on that old 'transitional season' catchphrase, but improve as we go on and finish 7th.
GH retires and MON comes back, He will have patched things up with the club and be looking forward to another chance to have a crack at a top 4 place.
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