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

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roydo said:
Lawrenson was shocked by the lack of atmosphere inside the famous old stadium, which he believes reflects the current discontent.

He said: "The fans are now apathetic in all honesty. They just sat there against Carlisle. They hardly clapped or cheered. They just watched.

"Normally Anfield is lively, electric, lots of shouting. There was absolutely nothing. It was sterile."

He added: "In a classy way the Liverpool fans showed that they thought what they were watching was unacceptable because it was the quietest I've ever known Anfield, apart from those Carlisle fans.


Cant help it can they?
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Their own supporters have commented for years now that their home crowd is quiet and inanimate...and certainly not as Lawrenson generalises "lively electric, with lots of shouting". Perhaps he fell asleep with the serenity around him because Tony Barrett didn't see it that way in The Times....(http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/sport/football/clubs/liverpool/article4566388.ece)
"Although Liverpool denied reports that they have made an approach for Ancelotti, their performance against Carlisle will inevitably lead to heightened speculation about Rodgers’s position, with his fate now resting in the hands of Fenway Sports Group, the club’s owner, which is likely to take a dim view of his team’s continuing struggles
If its thinking is affected by the mood of the Liverpool fans, who booed their own team on three separate occasions during the course of last night’s tie, Rodgers’s hold on his job will be looser than at any time during his three-year tenure."

Hes got a strange interpretation of class...and more to the point, quietness and apathy if he thought that the cult had booed quietly. Hes a Kopite Gob**ite straight out of central casting.
 
Jacob said:
Yet again rueing his lot in the betting stakes with another stinker....

John Aldridge ‏@Realaldo474 23h23 hours ago Garston, England

3-1 tonight Ings first goal http://tinyurl.com/ph7qyen

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Hahaha Aldo must have been made up last night after Ings got the first and Carlise equalised with about an hour of the game to go...













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maccavennie said:
That's not true though mate cos erm Phil Thompson erm met Martinez on a plane and he said he wasn't offered the Liverpool job and erm Phil told everyone that cos he's right and Martinez is wrong and was Deffo not offered the job.

That's what they like to say the bellends as they can't register that a manager would turn them down.
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Haha ,quite right mate,the photograph of Martinez with John Henry was faked as well like you say complete bellends.
 

Jacob said:
Their own supporters have commented for years now that their home crowd is quiet and inanimate...and certainly not as Lawrenson generalises "lively electric, with lots of shouting". Perhaps he fell asleep with the serenity around him because Tony Barrett didn't see it that way in The Times....(http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/sport/football/clubs/liverpool/article4566388.ece)
"Although Liverpool denied reports that they have made an approach for Ancelotti, their performance against Carlisle will inevitably lead to heightened speculation about Rodgers’s position, with his fate now resting in the hands of Fenway Sports Group, the club’s owner, which is likely to take a dim view of his team’s continuing struggles
If its thinking is affected by the mood of the Liverpool fans, who booed their own team on three separate occasions during the course of last night’s tie, Rodgers’s hold on his job will be looser than at any time during his three-year tenure."

Hes got a strange interpretation of class...and more to the point, quietness and apathy if he thought that the cult had booed quietly. Hes a Kopite Gob**ite straight out of central casting.
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Classy way must be Norwegian for excremental
 
I personally think the Moon might be a better place for him to learn, but...


http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34349559
Steven Gerrard: LA Galaxy boss says USA is best place to learn
Steven Gerrard should remain in the United States if he wants to "broaden" his coaching skills, says LA Galaxy manager Bruce Arena.
The ex-Liverpool captain has spoken of his desire to return to Anfield as manager, but still has more than a year to run on his contract in the MLS.
"The best coaching environment in the world is the USA," said Arena.
The Galaxy coach reckons the variety of top-flight professional leagues in the US can help Gerrard develop as a coach.
American football, baseball, basketball and ice hockey all have established leagues.
"Stepping away from the Premier League, and away from football for 24 hours a day, will broaden his skills," added the 64-year-old.
"We have top-flight professional leagues in a variety of sports and on a daily basis it's interesting to watch how teams and coaches respond to the different pressures on them on a daily basis."
Gerrard, 35, has already decided who he would like as his Liverpool assistant should he ever get the job - saying in his new book that he would appoint former team-mates Jamie Carragher and Xabi Alonso.
However, for now, his focus is on winning trophies on the pitch - and Arena says his new signing has made a big impact Stateside.
"Gerrard is very special, the impressions he has made on people are remarkable," Arena, who managed the USA between 1998 and 2006, told BBC Sport.
"That doesn't always happen but Stevie has embraced everything here at LA Galaxy - he's spoken to the fans, academy players and even those in the front office. He's bought into everything.
"He's enjoyed being able to spend time with his family in public. People here are used to seeing people who have accomplished a lot so he gets away with not being noticed.
"I hope we can fulfil all his playing ambitions and he enhances himself professionally for his post-playing career. He has many years left in football and I think he'll make many more huge contributions."
 
http://www.irishexaminer.com/breaki...ll-and-what-should-he-do-about-it-697544.html

Why are Brendan Rodgers's Liverpool so BAD at football, and what should he do about it?

Life’s not great for Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers right now. He’s feeling the type of pressure many people would have crumbled under already, after having a poor campaign last year and going six matches without a win in 90 minutes this season. Even when they have won, it’s not been convincing.

Liverpool barely scraped past League Two Carlisle on penalties in the Capital One Cup, and that’s not eased the pressure. So what’s going wrong?


Signings… not good enough, for the large part
Solution? Try to land an actual marquee signing, rather than buying young and hoping for potential. So far that’s probably worked for about two in 12. The only issue is, Rodgers may find himself out of a job before the transfer window opens. That being said, Rodgers has had more than enough time to build a squad now – a squad which should be performing miles better given the amount of money spent, as Rodgers would likely admit if it was a rival who’d spent the amount of money he had. We’re not convinced he can buy himself out of this one.
 

was listening talksport earlier tonight and they were talking about how liverpool has lost their identity and how it has become clear that there is no particular way how they play under general rodgers.
 

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