foxfanazer Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 1 minute ago, Mickyblueeyes said: He touched us here, here and here....bumhole
weller54 Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 8 minutes ago, Wasyls Pec Deck said: I witnessed it I did too, and so did my wife! 1
Blanchflower78 Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 He clearly has lost interest, all media interviews show a defeated man with no passion or anger. The club clearly have decided that relegation is more manageable than losing Rodgers early enough to fight it. Personally, almost a resigned feeling to relegation after only 7 games, sad times.
Vestan Pance Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 I might try taking the p1ss at work for the next 12 months, just to see how this "credit in the bank" works for those of us in the real world.
Silva Fox Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 37 minutes ago, Wymsey said: I don't want to be seen as a 'troll', but I honestly do.* *If Rodgers has heavily reflected on himself since the Tottenham game, and changes his mentality in terms of tactics and brings a more powerful purpose and spirit to the team again. He knows he's very lucky to still be here, and am sure harsh words have been discussed with him. Only he can change, and I give him the benefit of the doubt for the Forest game. Good god man you must be a very poor judge of character! 3
Vazman Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 4 hours ago, Crinklyfox said: I haven't read every page of this thread so apologies if this has been suggested before. We can't afford to sack BR, so we don't. We don't have the money but the killer is that we will lose a small fortune if relegated. To avoid relegation we need someone else taking charge of the team, so we put BR on gardening leave with no input to the club. We then appoint a 'Director of Football' with a different job description which includes taking charge of the team in the absence of the manager. We should be able to finance this in the short term and BR would probably disappear at the first opportunity before his obscurity becomes permanent. Yeah this has been suggested 816 times already or something like that, no problem though you haven't missed anything, he is still kicking around the place, making things worse and getting paid handsomely for it
Le Renard Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 Are the board blind, what credit does he have in the bank? I fail to see it, Claudio had more credit in the bank, so that doesn't make any sense. The board must be able to see that we are about as inspiring as a dog turd at the moment under Rodgers. They must realise that he's burnt his bridges and there is no way back for him with most of the supporters. Are the the board so cut off in their ivory tower that they don't see or feel the anger of the fans? 4
Popular Post BluethroughtheMiddle Posted 22 September 2022 Popular Post Posted 22 September 2022 (edited) Dont shoot me.. Yes his recent form as manager has been shit. But he hasn't had the ability to strengthen/update the squad as he wanted. Top is a fan of loyalty no doubt and there's something to be said for that! Ferguson had some very bad early years before it came together If we get demoted I'm sure he will be gone, until then, I think he will be here, trying to make it work. It's very, very frustrating for us but... We ain't a top 5 team. We shouldn't be a bottom 5 team either. Let's see. Edited 22 September 2022 by BluethroughtheMiddle 10
Tuna Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 Best scenario for the football club is that Rodgers turns it round, they're gambling on that. 1
StanSP Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 1 hour ago, lcfcbluearmy said: Sad that hell be given 'every chance to turn it around'. How many has he had so far? How many does he have left?! 1
Popular Post kingkisnorbo Posted 22 September 2022 Popular Post Posted 22 September 2022 Never, ever in my years following us have I felt this disillusioned. Even around 07/08 I felt better about things. 6
Daggers Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 Honestly, I think the best scenario for the club currently is that a sad young man gets reunited with his inflatable dinosaur.
Manley Farrington-Brown Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 23 minutes ago, foxfanazer said: I think this is the biggest reason I want him gone. He doesn't even realise he's the problem and he's shown no flexibility in the whole time he's been here. The only thing that's changed is his salary The biggest (and only) reason I want him gone is that we're bottom, we're playing crap, and it doesn't look like he's able to fix it. It would make no difference to me if he was the most flexible and self-aware manager ever. Similarly, I wouldn't give a toss about him being a bit of a knob if we were up the top end of the table and playing some lovely stuff. Indeed, I didn't give a toss about it when those things were true. And I don't now. All I want is the team I support to be good. I don't hate him; it's just as clear as day that it's time someone else had a shot.
StanSP Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 Just now, kingkisnorbo said: Never, ever in my years following us have I felt this disillusioned. Even around 07/08 I felt better about things. Really? I think everyone was just ready to accept our fate by that season
kingkisnorbo Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 Just now, StanSP said: Really? I think everyone was just ready to accept our fate by that season Comfortably. I knew we were wank then. Given how good we know this squad can be, it’s shameful the position we are in as fans. Wasted on dunces like Rodgers and his senile back room ‘staff’. 2
Tuna Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 3 minutes ago, kingkisnorbo said: Never, ever in my years following us have I felt this disillusioned. Even around 07/08 I felt better about things. Mid season 14/15 was pretty shite!
foxfanazer Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 2 minutes ago, Manley Farrington-Brown said: The biggest (and only) reason I want him gone is that we're bottom, we're playing crap, and it doesn't look like he's able to fix it. It would make no difference to me if he was the most flexible and self-aware manager ever. Similarly, I wouldn't give a toss about him being a bit of a knob if we were up the top end of the table and playing some lovely stuff. Indeed, I didn't give a toss about it when those things were true. And I don't now. All I want is the team I support to be good. I don't hate him; it's just as clear as day that it's time someone else had a shot. But for him to turn it around here he's gonna have to change and be more flexible so it does matter. It ain't gonna happen
Manley Farrington-Brown Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 2 minutes ago, kingkisnorbo said: Never, ever in my years following us have I felt this disillusioned. Even around 07/08 I felt better about things. Really? For me nothing has ever matched that dismal, sick feeling when we got relegated to the third division. This doesn't compare. (Having said that, our actual season in the third division turned out to be one of the most fun seasons ever, so, you know...)
kingkisnorbo Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 1 minute ago, Tuna said: Mid season 14/15 was pretty shite! Not nearly as bad as this.
kingkisnorbo Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 Just now, Manley Farrington-Brown said: Really? For me nothing has ever matched that dismal, sick feeling when we got relegated to the third division. This doesn't compare. (Having said that, our actual season in the third division turned out to be one of the most fun seasons ever, so, you know...) Knowing we’re much better than this and we’re being killed slowly makes it worse. We were wank then and we knew it. Guardiola wouldn’t have turned that ship around.
Manley Farrington-Brown Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 3 minutes ago, Tuna said: Mid season 14/15 was pretty shite! We were playing miles better than now though, we just weren't winning. The darkest Pleat days were bad, and nearly ceasing to exist was bad. For me they both felt worse than now.
Foxxed Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 12 minutes ago, BluethroughtheMiddle said: Ferguson had some very bad early years before it came together
blockheadder Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 2 minutes ago, kingkisnorbo said: Knowing we’re much better than this and we’re being killed slowly makes it worse. We were wank then and we knew it. Guardiola wouldn’t have turned that ship around. Yes. You're right. Only Nigel 'God's gift' Pearson could have managed that.
Manley Farrington-Brown Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 5 minutes ago, kingkisnorbo said: Knowing we’re much better than this and we’re being killed slowly makes it worse. We were wank then and we knew it. Guardiola wouldn’t have turned that ship around. I take your point, but I guess I'd rather be on a ship that at least has a chance of turning round than one that is just sinking and beyond help!
kingkisnorbo Posted 22 September 2022 Posted 22 September 2022 6 minutes ago, blockheadder said: Yes. You're right. Only Nigel 'God's gift' Pearson could have managed that. I’m talking about 07/08. 08/09 was quality.
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