| This is not really news 20:46 - Oct 20 with 2778 views | Illinoisblue |
But my word, Aston Villa are rubbish. If ever a team reflected its manager it’s them. That perplexed Gerrard face and his furrowed brow is pretty much how his team plays. |  |
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| This is not really news on 20:50 - Oct 20 with 2436 views | BlueBadger |
He IS very famous, though. |  |
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| This is not really news on 20:56 - Oct 20 with 2421 views | Swansea_Blue |
| This is not really news on 20:50 - Oct 20 by BlueBadger |
He IS very famous, though. |
I’ll reserve judgement until I see how entertaining his pressers are. |  |
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| This is not really news on 20:58 - Oct 20 with 2398 views | BlueBadger |
| This is not really news on 20:56 - Oct 20 by Swansea_Blue |
I’ll reserve judgement until I see how entertaining his pressers are. |
Forearms on show from this team are pathetic, frankly. | |
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| This is not really news on 21:05 - Oct 20 with 2378 views | quirkie |
Gerrard gone in the morning?
I guess the likes of Villa will go for a seasoned foreign manager, certainly won't be looking in Div 3 for their next manager... |  |
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| This is not really news on 21:18 - Oct 20 with 2308 views | Seablu |
Serial failure for England.
Made his name from a couple of lucky penalty shoot outs for Liverpool.
Managed to win a two-horse race in a ridiculously poor Scottish League.
Dissed Tyrone.
I bet a mate he’d be gone before Truss, looks like she’s pipped him by 24 hours and cost me a crispy tenner.
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| This is not really news on 21:22 - Oct 20 with 2280 views | Fixed_It |
| This is not really news on 20:58 - Oct 20 by BlueBadger |
Forearms on show from this team are pathetic, frankly. |
You never disappoint.
Well, actually... |  |
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| This is not really news on 21:35 - Oct 20 with 2215 views | BlueBadger |
| This is not really news on 21:22 - Oct 20 by Fixed_It |
You never disappoint.
Well, actually... |
Blimey, I didn't think Mrs Badger had an account here. | |
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| This is not really news on 21:41 - Oct 20 with 2188 views | SlippinJimmyJuan |
Strange though because I loved watching his Rangers side. Mings hasn't done him many favours in the last two games either - gifted Mount an opener and an OG tonight. |  |
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| This is not really news on 21:52 - Oct 20 with 2142 views | farkenhell |
| This is not really news on 21:18 - Oct 20 by Seablu |
Serial failure for England.
Made his name from a couple of lucky penalty shoot outs for Liverpool.
Managed to win a two-horse race in a ridiculously poor Scottish League.
Dissed Tyrone.
I bet a mate he’d be gone before Truss, looks like she’s pipped him by 24 hours and cost me a crispy tenner.
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He seems to be out of his depth at Villa, but he did well at Rangers and he was a fantastic footballer. | | | |
| This is not really news on 22:08 - Oct 20 with 2083 views | Illinoisblue |
| This is not really news on 21:52 - Oct 20 by farkenhell |
He seems to be out of his depth at Villa, but he did well at Rangers and he was a fantastic footballer. |
Only won one trophy at Rangers in 3 years which isn’t very good | |
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| This is not really news on 22:16 - Oct 20 with 2064 views | LankHenners |
| This is not really news on 22:08 - Oct 20 by Illinoisblue |
Only won one trophy at Rangers in 3 years which isn’t very good |
Was reading the other day that general feeling at the time up there seemed to be things had gone a bit stale at the end and it was time for him to move on. Villa seem to have got the fast tracked experience of that.
Think there was always a bit of Mick Beale being seen as the brains of the operation anyway and now obviously he's doing quite well on his own. |  |
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| This is not really news on 22:28 - Oct 20 with 2009 views | chicoazul |
Tommy Adams will be gutted that he won’t be replacing Klopp anytime soon. Allegedly. |  |
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| This is not really news on 22:39 - Oct 20 with 1978 views | farkenhell |
| This is not really news on 22:08 - Oct 20 by Illinoisblue |
Only won one trophy at Rangers in 3 years which isn’t very good |
He won the league, which appears to be beyond his successor. | | | |
| This is not really news on 22:57 - Oct 20 with 1893 views | LankHenners |
And now he's gone. | |
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| This is not really news on 22:57 - Oct 20 with 1883 views | Illinoisblue |
| This is not really news on 22:39 - Oct 20 by farkenhell |
He won the league, which appears to be beyond his successor. |
He’s just been sacked so maybe he’ll go back! | |
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| This is not really news on 23:07 - Oct 20 with 1849 views | gainsboroughblue |
It really has been managerial carnage this season. 21 changes across the four divisions already, compared to seven at this stage last season. |  |
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| This is not really news on 23:27 - Oct 20 with 1771 views | farkenhell |
| This is not really news on 22:57 - Oct 20 by LankHenners |
And now he's gone. |
Looking at the table, could be soon followed by Lampard and the fellow at Leeds. | | | |
| This is not really news on 23:29 - Oct 20 with 1769 views | Illinoisblue |
| This is not really news on 23:07 - Oct 20 by gainsboroughblue |
It really has been managerial carnage this season. 21 changes across the four divisions already, compared to seven at this stage last season. |
Ted Lasso at Leeds will be next | |
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| This is not really news on 00:47 - Oct 21 with 1678 views | mrfixit426 |
It's another manager failing as soon as his trusted number two has gone. How many times have we seen this? We have experience here with Burley/Roberts, Lambert/Ullathorne and Cook/Richardson.
I'd even go back as far to say Clough was never the same after the split with Peter Taylor.
It's really important who managers surround themselves with. |  | | |
| This is not really news on 07:48 - Oct 21 with 1467 views | Bluefields |
| This is not really news on 21:18 - Oct 20 by Seablu |
Serial failure for England.
Made his name from a couple of lucky penalty shoot outs for Liverpool.
Managed to win a two-horse race in a ridiculously poor Scottish League.
Dissed Tyrone.
I bet a mate he’d be gone before Truss, looks like she’s pipped him by 24 hours and cost me a crispy tenner.
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He was a very good player for England and possibly the best English midfielder of the last 30 years. Did a very good job at Rangers. Mings has been poor for a long while. | | | |
| This is not really news on 08:11 - Oct 21 with 1418 views | BigCommon |
| This is not really news on 21:18 - Oct 20 by Seablu |
Serial failure for England.
Made his name from a couple of lucky penalty shoot outs for Liverpool.
Managed to win a two-horse race in a ridiculously poor Scottish League.
Dissed Tyrone.
I bet a mate he’d be gone before Truss, looks like she’s pipped him by 24 hours and cost me a crispy tenner.
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Strange opinion of probably the best England player of his generation. Dragged some very ordinary Liverpool sides to winning some serious trophies. Albeit he never won a Premier League. Also showed a lot of loyalty, a one club man. When he had the world at his feet and could have been a money mercenary Which is commendable, imo..
Was very successful in turning Rangers round, in his first managerial role. Winning their first title in a while...
Can't blame him for having a crack at Premier League management. I get the impression his ultimate aim would be a return to Liverpool, one day, as manager..
Hasn't worked our for him at Villa. Shows the difference in levels between PL and SPL, imo.. He looks like he's got a bit to learn, yet, on the coaching side, at the very highest level..
Can't knock him as a player, in his day, though. Imo. He was "actually" World Class. Hence Mourinho in his prime, was forever courting Gerrard to join Chelski.. |  | | |
| This is not really news on 10:44 - Oct 21 with 1258 views | farkenhell |
| This is not really news on 08:11 - Oct 21 by BigCommon |
Strange opinion of probably the best England player of his generation. Dragged some very ordinary Liverpool sides to winning some serious trophies. Albeit he never won a Premier League. Also showed a lot of loyalty, a one club man. When he had the world at his feet and could have been a money mercenary Which is commendable, imo..
Was very successful in turning Rangers round, in his first managerial role. Winning their first title in a while...
Can't blame him for having a crack at Premier League management. I get the impression his ultimate aim would be a return to Liverpool, one day, as manager..
Hasn't worked our for him at Villa. Shows the difference in levels between PL and SPL, imo.. He looks like he's got a bit to learn, yet, on the coaching side, at the very highest level..
Can't knock him as a player, in his day, though. Imo. He was "actually" World Class. Hence Mourinho in his prime, was forever courting Gerrard to join Chelski.. |
Spot on, far better than I put it. [Post edited 21 Oct 2022 10:44]
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| This is not really news on 11:17 - Oct 21 with 1204 views | Kieran_Knows |
| This is not really news on 08:11 - Oct 21 by BigCommon |
Strange opinion of probably the best England player of his generation. Dragged some very ordinary Liverpool sides to winning some serious trophies. Albeit he never won a Premier League. Also showed a lot of loyalty, a one club man. When he had the world at his feet and could have been a money mercenary Which is commendable, imo..
Was very successful in turning Rangers round, in his first managerial role. Winning their first title in a while...
Can't blame him for having a crack at Premier League management. I get the impression his ultimate aim would be a return to Liverpool, one day, as manager..
Hasn't worked our for him at Villa. Shows the difference in levels between PL and SPL, imo.. He looks like he's got a bit to learn, yet, on the coaching side, at the very highest level..
Can't knock him as a player, in his day, though. Imo. He was "actually" World Class. Hence Mourinho in his prime, was forever courting Gerrard to join Chelski.. |
Although I can understand it, I was surprised he left Rangers for Villa. Realistically, given the riches in the Prem, how far was he ever going to take Villa? I appreciate they've got incredibly wealthy owners who chuck money at it, but when the 'top 6' is pretty much set, everyone else is scrapping it out for a Europa League Conference spot, hardly thrilling going to play some Slovenian second division side on a Thursday night.
I thought another 2-3 years at Rangers, competing for titles and cups and having a decent run in the Champions League/Europa would've set him up better for the Liverpool job. |  |
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| This is not really news on 11:21 - Oct 21 with 1192 views | WD19 |
According to the BBC he was 'undermined by results and performances'.
Poor bloke. Seems very unfair. |  | | |
| This is not really news on 11:38 - Oct 21 with 1147 views | Parsley |
| This is not really news on 08:11 - Oct 21 by BigCommon |
Strange opinion of probably the best England player of his generation. Dragged some very ordinary Liverpool sides to winning some serious trophies. Albeit he never won a Premier League. Also showed a lot of loyalty, a one club man. When he had the world at his feet and could have been a money mercenary Which is commendable, imo..
Was very successful in turning Rangers round, in his first managerial role. Winning their first title in a while...
Can't blame him for having a crack at Premier League management. I get the impression his ultimate aim would be a return to Liverpool, one day, as manager..
Hasn't worked our for him at Villa. Shows the difference in levels between PL and SPL, imo.. He looks like he's got a bit to learn, yet, on the coaching side, at the very highest level..
Can't knock him as a player, in his day, though. Imo. He was "actually" World Class. Hence Mourinho in his prime, was forever courting Gerrard to join Chelski.. |
Great player, on his day was like an English VeliÄe Å umulikoski |  | | |
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