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http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/27045212
Following Martinez's appointment last June, chairman Bill Kenwright revealed that the Spaniard had promised to win qualification to the Champions League.

Speaking before the Palace game, Martinez said: "It was a little bit too early to say we would be challenging because I hadn't even told my players about the vision, so I didn't know how the players were going to react to this.

"I expected to be the one to slowly unfold the plans, not just give it on the first day, and my worry was how the group would react. It would have helped if he'd allowed me to say it to the players first.

"I didn't say anything, because I have great respect for the chairman. When you meet him you realise his life is Everton and he has a genuine love for the football club."

Nice one Bill.
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Does anyone agree with me that Bill would make a great Chairman for Liverpool?

All that manufactured passion and faux emotion.......and he would be in his element choreographing all these pre victory parades which are all the rage at The Pit these days.
 

Khalekan said:
Does anyone agree with me that Bill would make a great Chairman for Liverpool?

All that manufactured passion and faux emotion.......and he would be in his element choreographing all these pre victory parades which are all the rage at The Pit these days.
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haha they fume now at only being the 3rd biggest spenders in the league, imagine what they'd be like if they had that clown there. liverpool fc can't survive on no funds, apart from that, yes - perfect fit. he'd be able to sell plays about dat night in istanbull.
 

Khalekan said:
Does anyone agree with me that Bill would make a great Chairman for Liverpool?

All that manufactured passion and faux emotion.......and he would be in his element choreographing all these pre victory parades which are all the rage at The Pit these days.
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100%

He suits then down to the ground. Sentimental, nostalgic, a flair for the dramatic flourish at key moments.

On another level though, definitely not. Can you imagine the Kopites when he didn't cough up £80M for a couple of Italian no marks?
 
davek said:
100%

He suits then down to the ground. Sentimental, nostalgic, a flair for the dramatic flourish at key moments.

On another level though, definitely not. Can you imagine the Kopites when he didn't cough up £80M for a couple of Italian no marks?
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Perish the thought lol
 
He has even seduced the Anfield wrap :-)
http://www.theanfieldwrap.com/2014/04/roberto-martinez-hillsborough-anfield/
by IAN SALMON

IT’S the small moments that give you the true measure of a man.

Leaving The Kop at the end of the memorial service via Back Rockfield Road (go on then, it’s the alley way down to ‘The’Arry’) we noticed a small gathering surrounding a van at the end of Lothair Road (boarded up houses, owned by the club, leads up to the park). There was a degree of commotion, a light hubbub. The object of this? The cause? Roberto Martinez in amongst a huddle of Liverpool fans, phones aloft, dodging in and out of his embrace for opportunistic ‘selfies’.

We know how passionate, how moving, how heartfelt Martinez’s address at the memorial service had been; how he echoed his Chairman’s speech of the previous year in saying that ‘they took on the wrong city’. We knew that he just simply ‘got it’. The applause that he received was warm, genuine, appropriate. It was for him and for the club that he stood as an emblem of, and everything that they and their supporters had done over the last quarter of a century.

This small moment on the corner of a street though was purely him and purely of the moment itself. He posed with fans not his own and he smiled and he shook hands and he chatted. And he was warm and sincere and personable and charismatic and instantly, obviously, likeable.

And in time he moved on. Up Lothair Road. Smilingly ignoring the cries of “Ey, Bobby lad, is Barkley comin’ then or wha’?” as he walked. To his waiting car, one would assume.

One would assume incorrectly. Roberto Martinez, the manager of Everton Football Club, the manager of our neighbours across Stanley Park, WALKED across that Park back to Goodison. Roberto Martinez, once linked with ourselves, supposedly once having turned down our approach, walked amongst thousands of Liverpool fans and shook hands and chatted and smiled and was charming and graceful and just basically an utterly nice guy.

That a man walks across a park in daylight seems such a small thing but tell me this: where else would this happen? This happens here. Only here. On days as important as yesterday, on days when unity and support and understanding are everything, days where we demonstrate to all that Red or Blue we are, and always will be, one family.

The small moments are everything.
 

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