Bloody Football!

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Originally Posted by Stavros

Here is a list:

1) Kevin Keegan
2) Roy Keane
3) Joey Barton (he looks like he is on the WayOut in London...)
4) Cilla Black
5) Alexander McLeish

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Got to be Roy Keane then - be dead after 5mins of stoning. Be glad to see him vanish from itv's screens

RIP Kenny

What a shite decision from JW Henry or whatever his name is. Give the bloke one more year

Is replacinG kd with Roberto Martinez going to help ? No

LFC = Disaster at the moment im afraid

The owners are bellends.

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Originally Posted by SammiValentine

The owners are bellends.

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You've been really quiet, I guessed why. Txtd you earlier cos everyone was texting me!

Stunned.

Maybe he should never have gone back, but hopefully his status will be assured, not just for what he achieved on the pitch, but above all for his simple dignity and humanity after the agony of Hillsborough. The wee man held a whole city together in those weeks, and that must never be forgotten.

His comeback was vital he was the only person of getting everyone behind the team as one,

I wish all the "liverpool fans" who called for Rafas head, and Kennys head, would go support someone else. That is all.

:salad:dancing:horayyyyyyyyyyyyyy Arsenal

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Originally Posted by SammiValentine

His comeback was vital he was the only person of getting everyone behind the team as one,

I wish all the "liverpool fans" who called for Rafas head, and Kennys head, would go support someone else. That is all.

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One thing that seems to have been forgotten in all the fevered speculation about Kenny's successor (Mourinho, Guardiola, oh yeah?), is that in his first time as Liverpool's boss, Kenny was himself simply a part of that proud and incredibly successful Anfield tradition of managers growing up in the bootroom of the club, people who shared the values of the club and its fans and never forgot their origins.

Now everyone looks for instant success and that organic tradition has gone, probably forever. It's retrograde and very unfortunate.

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Originally Posted by tsadriana

:salad:dancing:horayyyyyyyyyyyyyy Arsenal

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Well, Adriana, I'd never have taken you for a Gooner, my dear!

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Originally Posted by robertlouis

One thing that seems to have been forgotten in all the fevered speculation about Kenny's successor (Mourinho, Guardiola, oh yeah?), is that in his first time as Liverpool's boss, Kenny was himself simply a part of that proud and incredibly successful Anfield tradition of managers growing up in the bootroom of the club, people who shared the values of the club and its fans and never forgot their origins.

Now everyone looks for instant success and that organic tradition has gone, probably forever. It's retrograde and very unfortunate.

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Shankly did not play for Liverpool, he played for Carlisle and Preston North End. If we follow your argument, that makes Steve 'fisticuffs' Gerrard a contender, along with Kevin Keegan, Ian Rush, Mark Lawrenson and Alan Hansen, to name a few. But not John Barnes. Perhaps that is why they are looking for men with managerial ability instead of housewives favourites.

Im afraid LFC have lost the plot. They better sort themselves out, as their history does not give them a points headstart in the PL.

Im surprised Capello's name hasnt been mentioned....