No to ex managers please!
I did say I want Kenny to stay in charge, its hypothetical.
For what he did in the city outside of football, he deserves another chance
Sounds good to me OP!
it's a way to keep Kenny at the club but get a better manager in.
If we need a new manager, lets think for the future and get someone new
Kenny should stay but the owners surely will have to help him with a small transfer budget between 30 to 35M . However i guess he has to show results in return. He has to have target set eg x number of points after y number of games. By Christmas time the club/ owners have to make a final decision if targets have been achieved or not.
If by Christmas you have the same number of points like last Christmas , a new manager must come in with another transfer budget given to get a few players in January transfer window. Rafa is not the only 1 available , I'll definitely go with the no ex manager policy.
comment by Sir Giggs (U2105)
I dont want brittish managers again with their hoofball tactics or brittish headless chicken players.
I want a latin manager who understands the game and has an eye for buying spanish/french/argentine creative players in the mould of silva/aguero/nasri.
yes rafa anytime for me.
did you saw arbeloa who played fantastic against one of the best world club teams in the world and alonso.
with rafa we would atract spanish class players.
I honsetly believe that we just need a bit of turn of luck, not a new manager. The goals will come flooding in once we stop hitting the woodwork etc. It is killing our confidence.
Dalglish away from home, Rafa at Anfield. Guaranteed to succeed.
comment by Sir Giggs (U2105)
posted 14 hours, 54 minutes ago
Kenny should stay but the owners surely will have to help him with a small transfer budget between 30 to 35M .
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posted on 23/4/12
No to ex managers please!
posted on 23/4/12
I did say I want Kenny to stay in charge, its hypothetical.
posted on 23/4/12
For what he did in the city outside of football, he deserves another chance
posted on 23/4/12
Sounds good to me OP!
it's a way to keep Kenny at the club but get a better manager in.
posted on 23/4/12
If we need a new manager, lets think for the future and get someone new
posted on 23/4/12
Kenny should stay but the owners surely will have to help him with a small transfer budget between 30 to 35M . However i guess he has to show results in return. He has to have target set eg x number of points after y number of games. By Christmas time the club/ owners have to make a final decision if targets have been achieved or not.
If by Christmas you have the same number of points like last Christmas , a new manager must come in with another transfer budget given to get a few players in January transfer window. Rafa is not the only 1 available , I'll definitely go with the no ex manager policy.
posted on 23/4/12
comment by Sir Giggs (U2105)
posted on 23/4/12
I dont want brittish managers again with their hoofball tactics or brittish headless chicken players.
I want a latin manager who understands the game and has an eye for buying spanish/french/argentine creative players in the mould of silva/aguero/nasri.
yes rafa anytime for me.
did you saw arbeloa who played fantastic against one of the best world club teams in the world and alonso.
with rafa we would atract spanish class players.
posted on 23/4/12
I honsetly believe that we just need a bit of turn of luck, not a new manager. The goals will come flooding in once we stop hitting the woodwork etc. It is killing our confidence.
posted on 23/4/12
Dalglish away from home, Rafa at Anfield. Guaranteed to succeed.
posted on 24/4/12
comment by Sir Giggs (U2105)
posted 14 hours, 54 minutes ago
Kenny should stay but the owners surely will have to help him with a small transfer budget between 30 to 35M .
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Why?
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