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Author Topic: The replacement for MON...?  (Read 852476 times)

Offline smudger

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Re: The replacement for MON...?
« Reply #3465 on: September 03, 2010, 05:04:46 PM »
I understand a decision has been made and will be announced tomorrow

Do you understand who it will be?

Even if he did understand, you would understand if he didn't say.

Offline Irreverent ad

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Re: The replacement for MON...?
« Reply #3466 on: September 03, 2010, 05:06:46 PM »
I understand a decision has been made and will be announced tomorrow

Do you understand who it will be?

Even if he did understand, you would understand if he didn't say.

It would be understandable

Offline The Situation

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Re: The replacement for MON...?
« Reply #3467 on: September 03, 2010, 05:10:13 PM »
Remember the farcical situation at Liverpool when Houllier joined and Roy Evans was kept on as joint manager. Nobody knew who was in charge until Roy left "by mutual consent".

One manager please, in complete charge

Quite, as long as it's not Houllier or particularly MacDonald.
Why's that? From our shortlist; ruling out Curbishley and Macdonald with 99% certainty, we haven't exactly got many options left with Eriksson and Houllier.

I know the General and board have told us to be patient telling us they want to get ''the right man'' instead of rushing into any hasty decisions, but after 3 weeks of deliberations of deciding who should be our next manager I would of expected a better shortlist.

I think there is only winner out of the 4 managers on the shortlist, and that is Houllier and to be fair, out of those 4 managers, Houllier would be the best pick in my opinion so we can't exactly complain the board have got the new appointment really wrong i.e. appointing someone like Bradley or Curbishley.
« Last Edit: September 03, 2010, 05:12:09 PM by The Situation »

Offline Irreverent ad

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Re: The replacement for MON...?
« Reply #3468 on: September 03, 2010, 05:11:26 PM »
I understand a decision has been made and will be announced tomorrow

Do you understand who it will be?

Even if he did understand, you would understand if he didn't say.

It would be understandable

Also, if it was GH. It would be hard to announce tomorrow if he is at Anfield for Carragher's testimonial.

Offline kippaxvilla2

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Re: The replacement for MON...?
« Reply #3469 on: September 03, 2010, 05:11:46 PM »
I understand a decision has been made and will be announced tomorrow

Do you understand who it will be?

Even if he did understand, you would understand if he didn't say.

It would be understandable

I understand that it is understandable for the need to be cautious and therefore making the understandable decision to not say a name.  Perfectly understandable in my view.

Offline Dante Lavelli

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Re: The replacement for MON...?
« Reply #3470 on: September 03, 2010, 05:13:41 PM »


I can see your logic Chico but somehow we need to get the whole club pulling in the same direction.  I fear that if there is a Houllier and X, Y, Z coaching team dealing with the first team and a K-Mac / Cowans team dealing with reserves and youth then there is a clear split (a bit like with MON).


Kev's worked with every manager for the past 15 years so I would hope he could work with Gezza.

Good point.  I suppose I was just hoping for a bit more than that.  Something like what Klinsmann introduced to Germany pre-2006 or an "Ajax way" where all the teams from the babies upwards are trained to play a certain formation.

I fear the first thing Houllier will do is buy a whole bunch of foreign players to ensure immediate results and the reserves and youth team will as a result be under-used.

Offline smudger

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Re: The replacement for MON...?
« Reply #3471 on: September 03, 2010, 05:14:12 PM »
Remember the farcical situation at Liverpool when Houllier joined and Roy Evans was kept on as joint manager. Nobody knew who was in charge until Roy left "by mutual consent".

One manager please, in complete charge

Quite, as long as it's not Houllier or particularly MacDonald.
Why's that? From our shortlist; ruling out Curbishley and Macdonald with 99% certainty, we haven't exactly got many options left with Eriksson and Houllier.

I know the General and board have told us to be patient telling us they want to get ''the right man'' instead of rushing into any hasty decisions, but after 3 weeks of deliberations of deciding who should be our next manager I would of expected a better shortlist.

I think there is only winner out of the 4 managers on the shortlist, and that is Houllier and to be fair, out of those 4 managers, Houllier would be the best pick in my opinion so we can't exactly complain the board have got the new appointment really wrong i.e. appointing someone like Bradley or Curbishley.

Sorry old shoe, but i don't share your appraisal of Houllier, and don't fancy him as our new manager. Sure, there are worse, but i would be underwhelmed. Can't really say any more than that, perhaps it's a personal gut reaction.

Offline smudger

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Re: The replacement for MON...?
« Reply #3472 on: September 03, 2010, 05:16:39 PM »
I understand a decision has been made and will be announced tomorrow

Do you understand who it will be?

Even if he did understand, you would understand if he didn't say.

It would be understandable

I understand that it is understandable for the need to be cautious and therefore making the understandable decision to not say a name.  Perfectly understandable in my view.

Quite right. From what i understand, these ITK's usually understand a hell of a lot less than they would have us understand that they understand.

Offline eastie

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Re: The replacement for MON...?
« Reply #3473 on: September 03, 2010, 05:20:33 PM »
Dante if you are right that houllier would buy a whole load of foreign players then rejoice , he truly is the saviour!

A man who buys foreign players - have I not missed that ,bring it on.
« Last Edit: September 03, 2010, 05:22:37 PM by east19 »

Offline spangley1812

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Re: The replacement for MON...?
« Reply #3474 on: September 03, 2010, 05:22:20 PM »
I understand a decision has been made and will be announced tomorrow

Do you understand who it will be?

Even if he did understand, you would understand if he didn't say.

It would be understandable

Also, if it was GH. It would be hard to announce tomorrow if he is at Anfield for Carragher's testimonial.

Least he is in the country........Press conference @ 11.00 all done by 12.30, helicopter/plane to Liverpool will be there by 2.00 sorted.......

Offline The Situation

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Re: The replacement for MON...?
« Reply #3475 on: September 03, 2010, 05:23:21 PM »
Remember the farcical situation at Liverpool when Houllier joined and Roy Evans was kept on as joint manager. Nobody knew who was in charge until Roy left "by mutual consent".

One manager please, in complete charge

Quite, as long as it's not Houllier or particularly MacDonald.
Why's that? From our shortlist; ruling out Curbishley and Macdonald with 99% certainty, we haven't exactly got many options left with Eriksson and Houllier.

I know the General and board have told us to be patient telling us they want to get ''the right man'' instead of rushing into any hasty decisions, but after 3 weeks of deliberations of deciding who should be our next manager I would of expected a better shortlist.

I think there is only winner out of the 4 managers on the shortlist, and that is Houllier and to be fair, out of those 4 managers, Houllier would be the best pick in my opinion so we can't exactly complain the board have got the new appointment really wrong i.e. appointing someone like Bradley or Curbishley.

Sorry old shoe, but i don't share your appraisal of Houllier, and don't fancy him as our new manager. Sure, there are worse, but i would be underwhelmed. Can't really say any more than that, perhaps it's a personal gut reaction.
I know, I don't have a 100% confidence in Houllier being our next manager either, but from our shortlist, we haven't really got too much of a choice, eh? If the board were more ambitious I don't think so many fans would complain but like I said, from the shortlist Houllier is probably our best pick.

Who would you of liked as our new manager and would you prefer Sven to Houllier?

Offline smudger

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Re: The replacement for MON...?
« Reply #3476 on: September 03, 2010, 05:24:28 PM »
Dante if you are right that houllier would buy a whole load of foreign players then rejoice , he truly is the saviour!

A man who buys foreign players - have I not missed that ,bring it on.

Great. Glad thats all sorted then.

Offline eastie

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Re: The replacement for MON...?
« Reply #3477 on: September 03, 2010, 05:25:51 PM »
I would certainly have preferred Sven but according to virtually every source Sven and curbs are not now in the equation- it's houllier or kmac, and in that case I pray it's houllier.

Offline smudger

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Re: The replacement for MON...?
« Reply #3478 on: September 03, 2010, 05:26:25 PM »
Remember the farcical situation at Liverpool when Houllier joined and Roy Evans was kept on as joint manager. Nobody knew who was in charge until Roy left "by mutual consent".

One manager please, in complete charge

Quite, as long as it's not Houllier or particularly MacDonald.
Why's that? From our shortlist; ruling out Curbishley and Macdonald with 99% certainty, we haven't exactly got many options left with Eriksson and Houllier.

I know the General and board have told us to be patient telling us they want to get ''the right man'' instead of rushing into any hasty decisions, but after 3 weeks of deliberations of deciding who should be our next manager I would of expected a better shortlist.

I think there is only winner out of the 4 managers on the shortlist, and that is Houllier and to be fair, out of those 4 managers, Houllier would be the best pick in my opinion so we can't exactly complain the board have got the new appointment really wrong i.e. appointing someone like Bradley or Curbishley.

Sorry old shoe, but i don't share your appraisal of Houllier, and don't fancy him as our new manager. Sure, there are worse, but i would be underwhelmed. Can't really say any more than that, perhaps it's a personal gut reaction.
I know, I don't have a 100% confidence in Houllier being our next manager either, but from our shortlist, we haven't really got too much of a choice, eh? If the board were more ambitious I don't think so many fans would complain but like I said, from the shortlist Houllier is probably our best pick.

Who would you of liked as our new manager and would you prefer Sven to Houllier?

Moyes, Hiddink, Sven, Jol, Koeman in that order (for starters).

Offline Reality

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Re: The replacement for MON...?
« Reply #3479 on: September 03, 2010, 05:29:28 PM »
Houllier maybe as Director Of Football..

 


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