Brendan Rodgers

They really want to be us

Originally Posted by sa7

They really want to be us

And never, ever will be

"Let me put it this way, me and the manager were perhaps not on the same page last season. For most the season at least," says Daniel Agger in an exclusive interview with TV3 SPORT.

"He and I maybe went wrong with each other because I am very direct. I say things as they are, so I expect people will be the same to me. Maybe it's wrong to expect this sometimes."

"There was much (distance) between us, and for me it was just enough. I felt that he didn't appreciate the things I could and contributed. When I feel that, then it's time to move on.

Agger claims that his frustration began to grow when he expected to be dropped even if he thought he had played well.

“When you are a part of the starting eleven for several games in a row and the team have performed well, and you feel that you have played well, then you are left out of the team and don’t feel appreciated, it starts to get pray on your mind and you wonder.

“Then at the same time you see the statistics from your game - which are so important all around the world of football- and you don’t understand why you weren’t used more often.”

yesterday, when Gerrard scores, Brendan turns to the crowd, chin forward, arms outstretched like the statue of Christ the Redeemer, as if saying to the crowd "That's what you get from Brendan you lucky people"

Utter fraud

Watched a stream of this game yester day and at half time Brenton was on the pitch with his arm around sterling, commentators were asking what was it he could not say in the dressing room, £#%&!ing loves himself, the @#%&!.

A couple more bad results and the noose will tighten, even RAWK are questioning his summer transfer dealings

apparently sakho saw his arse and left the ground early yesterday after he was left out of the squad.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/29398290

what about the immutable team spirit of rodgers' red men?

Originally Posted by rebelcountyred

It was Andy grey who made the comment on bein sport, openly mocking him tbf.

Andy Gray slagging off the 89ers?

Originally Posted by taff

apparently sakho saw his arse and left the ground early yesterday after he was left out of the squad.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/29398290

what about the immutable team spirit of rodgers' red men?

18m

Originally Posted by Ashley's Grime

Andy Gray slagging off the 89ers?

Why do you call them that?

Originally Posted by Zorg

Why do you call them that?

Always presumed it was because of 1989, Michael Thomas etc.

Anyway, always good to give it a watch. Dalglish's face.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAZK5PpOZOQ

Originally Posted by Zorg

Why do you call them that?

Hillsborough 1989 isn't it

Bit pathetic really

Originally Posted by ZiggyStardust

Hillsborough 1989 isn't it

Bit pathetic really

96ers Surely?

£200m spent on

Sakho
Lallana
Lovren
Llori
Can
Markovic
Lambert
Origi
Moreno
Aspas
Alberto
Balotelli
Allen
Borini
Coutinho

'He is a world-class talent and someone who has vast experience of playing at the very highest level'

Brendan Rodgers

Originally Posted by Kent Brockman

'He is a world-class talent and someone who has vast experience of playing at the very highest level'

Brendan Rodgers

That's almost Welbeckian, tbh

Go on, bite ;-)

Where does this idea that Balotelli is world class come from?

he's talented, enigmatic at best, but he hasn't been remotely consistent enough at any club he's been at to deserve that kind of praise. He's capable of classy moments from time to time, but that doesn't equate to world class talent ffs.

All the hype around him usually centres around what a 'character' he is.

Originally Posted by The Return of JC

Where does this idea that Balotelli is world class come from?

he's talented, enigmatic at best, but he hasn't been remotely consistent enough at any club he's been at to deserve that kind of praise. He's capable of classy moments from time to time, but that doesn't equate to world class talent ffs.

All the hype around him usually centres around what a 'character' he is.

Because he's Italian.

Originally Posted by The Return of JC

Where does this idea that Balotelli is world class come from?

he's talented, enigmatic at best, but he hasn't been remotely consistent enough at any club he's been at to deserve that kind of praise. He's capable of classy moments from time to time, but that doesn't equate to world class talent ffs.

All the hype around him usually centres around what a 'character' he is.

His scoring rate at Milan was pretty good, 30 in 50 odd games isn't bad going. When he feels like it he can be unplayable, but when he doesn't he's worse than useless.