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Bottom line.. He's a very good manager.

 

Even the best managers in the world like Klopp have had really 'off' seasons. Squads need to constantly be rejuvenated to keep the players hungry and motivated. See Pep's comments and philosophy. He wants new players every summer to keep everyone motivated.

 

“It is a good question. Always I thought after five or six years together we need to change - changing the manager is an option, or changing a few players. Always,” Guardiola asserted.

 

 

“But, at the same time, sometimes it’s good to change to refresh everyone - the new players, the old players.

“And its normal the new players bring in new energy, new desires.

“But I don’t know [what’s going to happen].

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26 minutes ago, honeybradger said:

Forced David Rennie out after he said Rodger's training methods put the player's fitness at risk, one of the worst injury records since.

 

Forced some of our key data analysts to leave the club when they strongly advised not to sign Vestegaard and Bertrand.

 

Put pressure on the board to keep a hold our players at all cost, now theyre all running down their contracts.

 

Played Danny Ward for 26 games when Iversen was on the bench.

 

Left the club at 19th in the PL.

 

The man is a disease, cant believe some people are stilling trying to protect him.

Forced out Kasper Schmeichel, a leader and a club legend - something we desperately have needed ever since. Only to replace him with Wardey for 26 games. Brendan's cnut he destroyed my club.

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11 minutes ago, Noahfence said:

I know he’s gone so we need to move on but I’m not sure some understand the long term damage he’s done to our club 

If they don't know now, they will know in 6 months whichever division we are in.

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His legacy is that he won the second biggest honour in our history but dismantled the side in the wake of it. Whilst nobody should be happy with how that's manifested, I'd have personally snapped your arm off if given that option when he was appointed. As I would with whoever takes over.

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We were sensational at times in the first 2 years, first ever FA Cup win was amazing. Over time that will be remembered over his outstaying his welcome. Might be different if we go down of course.

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1 hour ago, JimJams said:

His legacy is that he won the second biggest honour in our history but dismantled the side in the wake of it. Whilst nobody should be happy with how that's manifested, I'd have personally snapped your arm off if given that option when he was appointed. As I would with whoever takes over.

Yeah he simply expired as many managers do, I will always remember the good periods under Rodgers and he of course is in our history forever with the FA cup, but he sadly completely lost it in the last 18 months or so.  Top has to take some blame for not being ruthless when he needed to be, would have been better for Rodgers also to leave the club in not such a bad position.

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Poison Dwarf threads should now be banned, he has subjected us to more than enough physiological terror with the prospect of Championship football, seemingly out of nowhere this season 

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The thing I find most sickening is the fact that if we go down (which we probably will), somehow Brendan Rodgers won't be at all accountable in the eyes of the media and other fans. It'll be everyone's fault but his. The little goblin **** has brainwashed the world into thinking be is actually good at what he claims to be. I genuinely and actively despise the bellend.

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This thread has a hint of deja vu about it. But I agree with the first post. He does great in first 2 and a bit years, and then it goes sour. We’ve been foolish enough to hang on to him for the longest, and look where he left us - a guy who had a remit to restructure the whole club from top to bottom, and the first team, U21s, U18s (and possibly other ages I’m unaware of) are all struggling. 
 

The vast majority of managers in world football these days have a 2 year cycle btw, or thereabouts. Rodgers is in that vast majority bracket. He’s certainly not in the elite bracket. 

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5 hours ago, BrianSwan said:

Took Swansea to the Prem for first time in their History

Got Liverpool 2nd place finish and back in to Champions League for first time in years

Record 106 points total with Celtic and triple treble (left during the last one)

Got Leicester 5th place twice and an FA Cup

 

All the while his teams dominated possession...

Yeah.. he's shit. Dean Smith is miles better

The “got Leicester 5th twice” really annoys me!!! NO he bottled top 4, unbelievably TWICE 

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5 hours ago, BrianSwan said:

Took Swansea to the Prem for first time in their History

Got Liverpool 2nd place finish and back in to Champions League for first time in years

Record 106 points total with Celtic and triple treble (left during the last one)

Got Leicester 5th place twice and an FA Cup

 

All the while his teams dominated possession...

Yeah.. he's shit. Dean Smith is miles better

Rodgers is an excellent coach, but like many coaches who are not quite elite, he can't maintain mometum for sustained multi-year  success.

 

The problem is our players are now so sapped of confidence, it will make staying up so much harder. That is Rodgers' legacy too

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5 hours ago, BenTheFox said:

There's only so much I can blame him. Some of these players are absolute shitbags.

 

He was here four years, it was his team.

 

I blame Brendan, came into a brilliant team of players including some very young ones, spent £250m and left the squad and club in the mess it's in today.

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41 minutes ago, BrianSwan said:

You lost two of your best players (Fofana and Schmeichel), not much he could do,

Fofana was out injured the whole of the season before so that changed nothing and Schmeichel was on the decline cause he had a stinker the season before he left. 
You’ve fell for the footballing con mans bullshit. 

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Another thing that really cracked me up today was on the coach when we were entering Manchester, this was one of the first things we passed lol

 

I see Brendan's moved on quickly :P

 

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49 minutes ago, BrianSwan said:

You lost two of your best players (Fofana and Schmeichel), not much he could do,

 

Fofana forced his way out, selling Schmeichel was a choice. Kasper had a year left on his contract and was sold for £1m.

 

In four years at the club he only had to sell Maguire, Chilwell and Fofana as they wanted to leave. 

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