Would YOU have MON back ??

[Nev]

I suspect that if MON was to return, Faulkner would have to depart first.

[Can Gana Be Bettered!?!?]

Yes, though he won't.

I do think though that MON is looking at the league this season and thinking that his team could be in the top 5. I don't think he (or anyone for that matter) thought the league would be turning out how it has so far.

However, I believe his reasons for leaving was Man City having obscene amounts of money after he'd spent ages trying to build up a team. After that, I think he just thought what's the point.

[eastie]

Not in a million years!

[Brend'Watkins]

He got us into this mess and is the one person who could get us out of it.  But that's all he would do. 

I would prefer Jol if we are to bring in a new manager.

[alanclare]

Employ a man who could desert his post at a time that was calculated to do the most harm?

You must be joking.

[Can Gana Be Bettered!?!?]

I suspect that if MON was to return, Faulkner would have to depart first.

Employ a man who could desert his post at a time that was calculated to do the most harm?

You must be joking.

You mean when it became fully apparent to him that Milner was to be sold and he was told he would be having Ireland?

[N'ZMAV]

No. He deliberately left us in the shit. He can fuck off, selfish cock.

[PeterWithe]

No, he would come back with even more power than he had before and that is a recipe for financial meltdown.

[ROBBO]

I suspect that if MON was to return, Faulkner would have to depart first.

Employ a man who could desert his post at a time that was calculated to do the most harm?

You must be joking.

You mean when it became fully apparent to him that Milner was to be sold and he was told he would be having Ireland?

Your only guessing that was the reason, what the real reason was we mere mortals will only know when the book comes out. He left us in the shit it would be like having your wife back after she told you she was bonking the neighbour on christmas eve.

[TimTheVillain]

Yes, though he won't.

I do think though that MON is looking at the league this season and thinking that his team could be in the top 5. I don't think he (or anyone for that matter) thought the league would be turning out how it has so far.

However, I believe his reasons for leaving was Man City having obscene amounts of money after he'd spent ages trying to build up a team. After that, I think he just thought what's the point.

I share this view.

If Liverpool are re-financed it's the club for him I reckon.

I'm larch lapping a bit here, mainly because we are in need of a motivator big time.

That's what MON is mainly, tactically inept, but clearly a motivator.

[D.boy]

No, I wouldn't want him anywhere near Aston Villa again unless it is as Liverpool manager offering large sums of money for our mediocre players.

[Irish villain]

No. He deliberately left us in the shit. He can fuck off, selfish cock.

In fairness we don't now the real story. That's how it looked to most of us at the time but who knows what was going on behind closed doors. Certainly the things are now would suggest there's more to MON walking out than meets the eye.

[Mazrim]

Not under any circumstances and if the alternative was relegation, so be it.
I will never forgive him for what he did.

[The Situation]

Hmm interesting question. Although he'd get us out the shit, he won't progress us any further we he was originally with us under his football 'philosophy'. I think it was good that we parted ways with him because under his style we weren't gonna get to exactly where we wanted to but if he decided not to be a knob and think with a new approach, then who knows?

[Dave P]

It shows how desparate we are that we are even considering this !