any comment from the red half of the board?![]()
Nevertheless, all things considered, I reckon the winter break worked out best of all, not for us, but for Liverpool, who seemed unusually eager to get their Sunday game called off, applying for permission at the early-bird time of 11.00am on Friday - or, in other words, the minute the call-off box office opened.
They must have realised that the demand for call-offs would be high and they didn't want to miss out. That said, rumours that Liverpool actually queued overnight in order to get their game called off can probably be dismissed as the work of idle satire.
They were, however, due to play Tottenham, a critical contest in the great 'battle to be fourth' in which Liverpool now find themselves. And, given the form that Liverpool are currently in (and, conversely, the form that Tottenham are currently in, much as it pains one to admit as much), you could understand if Liverpool wanted to put that particular game to one side for a while - take the opportunity to practise some more, hand a convenient rest to a couple of players who seem to have trouble with the pressure of playing consecutive fixtures (Torres, Gerrard, Aquilani, etc.), install a couple of make-shift steadying influences in the transfer window, and hope and pray that Tottenham blow up in the meantime.
Apparently permission was granted on the grounds that the club couldn't guarantee the safety of the streets around Anfield, but it would be interesting to see a list of the dates when they thought they could.
Apparently permission was granted on the grounds that the club couldn't guarantee the safety of the streets around Anfield, but it would be interesting to see a list of the dates when they thought they could.
Liverpool need to sack Benitez and get O'Neill in. Like NOW. And before Utd do.
They then need to face the brutal reality of the debts and sell their assets.
a prolonged period of midtable mediocrity could well beckon but that is surely preferable to a Leeds-esque freefall into obscurity.
how did barca get on in the copa del rey?![]()
any comment from the red half of the board?![]()
a nice little sideline but a distraction from the things that really matter - strongly doubt too many tears shed
yadayadayada
the we were not bothered anyway defence. predictable!
I think we need a re-invigoration. We need a new boss. But who will come with no money to spend.
the problem at the moment is that whoever comes in has exactly the same problems as rafa (i.e. the owners don't give a **** and won't give him much cash), so that excludes the elite coaches. would i rather have rafa than mark hughes or o'neill or any other journeyman manager. yes!
Good thing for you. The press have had Rafa shipped back to Spain in a body bag after each stumble. It's all a bit excessive, to be honest.but then again, i don't read or watch the UK media coverage.
the problem at the moment is that whoever comes in has exactly the same problems as rafa (i.e. the owners don't give a **** and won't give him much cash), so that excludes the elite coaches. would i rather have rafa than mark hughes or o'neill or any other journeyman manager. yes!