Brendan Rodgers

[Nick 8,669]

This thread is just plain daft.

 

He made a mistake with the half time sub maybe because Nacho had a niggle, I don’t know.

 

But suggesting he should go is embarrassing. 
 

I mean really entitled spit your dummy out childish we expect to win, embarrassing.

 

Get a hold of yourselves.

[Trumpet 496]

Bringing Praet on absolutely changed the game. They weren’t exactly coming back into it but we looked sloppy. What the **** did he say at half time? 

[Patrick 168]

This is Ranieri in 2016-17 style stuff. I'm holding off calling for him to be sacked yet, but him being tactically one-dimensional and dropping off completely seems to be a trend at every club he's managed.

[Webbo 17,140]

1 minute ago, Gary Eatfood said:

What's a home goal?

Own goal .

[Mark_w 5,349]

Just now, teblin said:

I bet there is a thread like this about Pearson in 2012/13.

'a' thread? There were about 5 billion.

[Blue ROI 1,878]

6 minutes ago, Ric Flair said:

Not been this angry since Deeney day in 2013, fuming.

That was just unfortunate.

 

Tonight is absolutely unforgivable.

[foxfanazer 13,304]

Just now, foxfan92 said:

Behave.

 

Gutless abysmal inexcusable performance tonight but one competition or another we should still be in Europe next season.

 

Start of season expectations surely still matched / exceeded.

If the results were spread out over the whole season then I'd probably agree but the second half of the season form isn't in any way acceptable. 

[don_danbury 762]

Just now, Wet Trump said:

Bringing Praet on absolutely changed the game. They weren’t exactly coming back into it but we looked sloppy. What the **** did he say at half time? 

i don't know why rodgers keeps picking him. he's turd. 

[Miquel The Work Geordie 12,104]

I'd give him a bit longer, let's see how we start next season - but he's being consistently done over in our biggest games and his arsehole wobbles whenever we go ahead.

 

He's more reactionary when we're on top than when we're losing and it's ****ing insane.

[The Horse's Mouth 2,808]

Just now, Swan Lesta said:

This thread is just plain daft.

 

He made a mistake with the half time sub maybe because Nacho had a niggle, I don’t know.

 

But suggesting he should go is embarrassing. 
 

I mean really entitled spit your dummy out childish we expect to win, embarrassing.

 

Get a hold of yourselves.

Have you not watched us since December? Hes finished 

[UHDrive 751]

There I was thinking that BR at the beginning of the season was working with one of the youngest teams in the PL as well as a shitty transfer window. Hes got no Maddison or chillwell or RP and we've been raiding our academy at times. Some perspective.....

[foxfanazer 13,304]

Maybe my heads just gone and it is reactionary but I'm honestly fuming and don't see how we turn it around. And I don't think he does either

[Benguin 1,291]

You can't blame a manager for a shocking clearance and a player kicking another. 

[Bluefoxtim 174]

They had what, 1 shot in the first half? 

[volpeazzurro 3,676]

7 minutes ago, Wymsey said:

If Rodgers seriously learns from his substitute and tactics from today's game and we somehow thrash Sheffield, would you change your stance on him?

No. His decision making has been flawed since before Christmas. If this had have been Puel people would have been raging but they prefer the media friendly blarney. 

[Sly 1,953]

1 minute ago, Wet Trump said:

Bringing Praet on absolutely changed the game. They weren’t exactly coming back into it but we looked sloppy. What the **** did he say at half time? 

I’m still not sure what Preet adds of why people rave about him.

[thegaffer9 27]

Walk home lads.

[Nick 8,669]

Just now, The Horse's Mouth said:

Have you not watched us since December? Hes finished 

And which perfect manager would you replace him with?

[Le Renard 192]

For me Rodgers talks a good fight, but he doesn't always follow through!  We have to stick with him though, what other choice is there?

[Lambert09 2,910]

What on earth was he doing!!! Leave it as it was and we canter to a win. He’s cost us our best and possibly last chance of champions league football. This is up there with one of the worst feelings I’ve had watching us because it’s ll our own doing 

Edited 12 July 2020 by Lambert09

[Fightforever 864]

Sack him he is too stuborn his head is too big. 

[Walkers 2,777]

1 minute ago, ttfn said:

I don’t doubt that’s a sensible point but I’ve also got no doubt that people were saying the same thing about Peter Taylor.

Flip the season on it's head though, if we had this start to the season and finished how we started it, would we reckon it's been a good season? I think we'd all have taken a high 50s points tally this season, yeah it's rotten how its ended and very much "what could have been" but its common culture for people to be reactive to everything these days.

[Stadt 13,158]

1 minute ago, Babylon said:

We are in the champions league places. Even if we finished 5th, it’s pretty embarrassing to suggest sacking the person who contributed to us being above what we all expected.

 

We’ve been shite for ages, but managers need 18 months minimum unless it’s a disaster.

 

We have a weak underbelly to this team, it’s been obvious for a while. Too many spice boys and not enough men.

Rodgers is a spice boy manager. Too dogmatic to move away from what isn’t working, he’s not going to change to be more direct even when it’s necessary.

[Dave Fishwick 50]

can we afford to sack him after his big contract sign? Very clear that he has no idea how to stop this rot. I thought we'd stumble over the line when Chelsea lost yesterday - now I'm not so sure

[Gerard 6,835]

20 minutes ago, foxfanazer said:

I've seen enough. Not been able to stop the rot. Can't let it continue. Nice guy and when his tactics work it works well but has no other plan 

FFS