ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC"

[Prevenger17]

He's a pathological liar he really can't help himself. It's closely linked to other obvious disorders Rodgers has such as BPD and narcissistic tendencies.

He's clearly a very troubled man with huge insecurities and deep-rooted self doubt, really Liverpool Football Club as his employers are failing in their duty of care not getting him treated for these clear problems.

Then it's like he said, he's a perfect fit for Liverpool FC.

 

[OSHEA]

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. Frenchy is a kopite isn't he ? No wonder he's a dab hand at them subdifuse & misdirection antics as for aki it was just a rumour he's bummed Brenda as everyone knows it wiz Chelsea (Harwood)

 

[Dithering Dougie]

Then it's like he said, he's a perfect fit for Liverpool FC.

Long may he reign.

 

[MikeH72]

Lol

He's trying to take the pressure off himself. It's a way of saying "look at all these werrrllllld class players that have been injured, Flanno, Studgo, erm.... you know... yeah. It's not my fault we've been gash, look at all these injuries"

Yeah ok Brendan

 

[Huyton Layne]

Lol

Arguably means "very much not", right?

 

[ScouseBlueBoy]

http://bet.unibet.co.uk/football/pr...herland-brendan-rodgers-pretentious-egomaniac

From TWO years ago. A very enjoyable read.

From 2012:

http://forums.liverpoolfc.com/threads/320243-Craig-Burley-on-Brendan-Rodgers

I think the 'deludenoids' owe Craig Burley an apology.

 

[cjuk87]

So basically...if Flanagan was fit, Liverpool would've won the league this season.

Dreading next season now. Flanagan stopping everything at the back, origi burying goals at the front. GIVE THEM THE LEAGUE NOW

 

[davidloach]

So sick of Rodgers using all these superlatives to describe his players. A player can be good without being called the freaking best player in the league. He's just like the rs fanbase, every single one of their players are fn worldbeaters and the best players on the planet.

 

[LinekersLegs]

So sick of Rodgers using all these superlatives to describe his players. A player can be good without being called the freaking best player in the league. He's just like the rs fanbase, every single one of their players are fn worldbeaters and the best players on the planet.

Tbh the fulsome praising of players doesn't bother me much, when either Rodgers or Martinz does it. Might lead them to getting an overinflated ego but in theory that can be dealt with behind the scenes.

It is when Rodgers does his snide, throwing players under the bus to distract from his own mistakes that it annoys me, especially as he's not afraid of praising himself as a tactical genius when things are going well.

 

[LinekersLegs]

The Guardian football writers have been pretty scathing in recent weeks about Rodgers' management decisions.

http://www.theguardian.com/football...ut-for-premier-league-championship-league-one
5) Will Lambert and Lallana get another chance together?
In the 65th minute of Liverpool’s lame defeat at Hull on Tuesday night, Brendan Rodgers had a brainwave: he introduced Adam Lallana and Rickie Lambert from the bench. That meant 25 whole minutes together on the pitch for players who spent years colluding to undo defences while at Southampton. Bearing in mind that Rodgers tries to cultivate a style of play that relies heavily on players being in sync with each other, you would have thought that Lambert and Lallana’s understanding was something to build on, but the manager has been oddly reluctant to deploy them this season, just as he seldom used to put Stewart Downing and Andy Carroll on the pitch at the same time even though those players seemed naturally complementary.

Rodgers has only started Lambert and Lallana together four times in the league, and in none of those matches did they both play the full 90 minutes. They began at Crystal Palace in November and Lambert scored after two minutes from a pass by Lallana, then Lallana missed the next two games before the pair started again at Leicester, where Lambert took out the nearest defender as Lallana scored Liverpool’s opener. They both started the next match, at home to Sunderland, but as neither had scored after 70 minutes, Rodgers withdrew Lallana and never started the duo together again.

Perhaps the decision to deploy them at the same time against Hull means Rodgers is going to give their partnership a belated chance to flourish anew? The dire form of Mario Balotelli and, recently, of Raheem Sterling would make refusing to do so even more baffling than before. Meanwhile, Queens Park Rangers’ hopes of staging a late escape from the relegation zone will depend heavily on Charlie Austin, who, if Rangers do go down, would be a reasonable summer recruit by Liverpool, assuming Rodgers would then actually use him properly. PD

 

[longers]

So sick of Rodgers using all these superlatives to describe his players. A player can be good without being called the freaking best player in the league. He's just like the rs fanbase, every single one of their players are fn worldbeaters and the best players on the planet.

To be fair Martinez is arguably even worse, he called calum mcmanaman a freak talent capable of disrupting the best defences in the world. He called some other Wigan scrub the most technically gifted player he'd ever seen as well.

Not forgetting his over the top praise of Barkley which has clearly backfired and put too much pressure on the lad.

 

[davidloach]

To be fair Martinez is arguably even worse, he called calum mcmanaman a freak talent capable of disrupting the best defences in the world. He called some other Wigan scrub the most technically gifted player he'd ever seen as well.

Not forgetting his over the top praise of Barkley which has clearly backfired and put too much pressure on the lad.

I guess I should have extended this criticism to all managers, because a lot of them are guilty of it.

 

[TheFinnFan]

Something about river mersey that makes men throw superlatives.

Yer marz tasty

 

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edit: whoops wrong thread

 

[royalblue66]

To be fair Martinez is arguably even worse, he called calum mcmanaman a freak talent capable of disrupting the best defences in the world. He called some other Wigan scrub the most technically gifted player he'd ever seen as well.

Not forgetting his over the top praise of Barkley which has clearly backfired and put too much pressure on the lad.

Did he ever say Kone was the best striker known to man ?