Brendan Rodgers

Originally Posted by Poop

the c***'s a taig tbf.

The worst of that lot are taigs.

Originally Posted by Poop

kenny

Originally Posted by Poop

KKK's a prod, is Brenton ??

Edit. Supports Celtic and played Gaelic footy, also Brenton was born in 1973 !! ffs not even 40 the c*** looks well older than that !!

Reckon there is going to be tension between Rodgers and Dalglish bubbling up. Rodgers will be fuming that he wasn't allowed to strengthen his squad because of Dalglish firing 100m worth of blanks. He'll let slip a few quotes how he feels about that.

Originally Posted by Grimson

Reckon there is going to be tension between Rodgers and Dalglish bubbling up. Rodgers will be fuming that he wasn't allowed to strengthen his squad because of Dalglish firing 100m worth of blanks. He'll let slip a few quotes how he feels about that.

"Spending money in the transfer window is a lot like trying to build a house. Only someone has taken my bricks and f***ed them all in a lake."

"Kenny Dalglish is a f***ing c***".

rawk would explode.

Originally Posted by Sparky***

"Spending money in the transfer window is a lot like trying to build a house. Only someone has taken my bricks and f***ed them all in a lake."

Originally Posted by M-13

KKK's a prod, is Brenton ??

Edit. Supports Celtic and played Gaelic footy, also Brenton was born in 1973 !! ffs not even 40 the c*** looks well older than that !!

same age as giggs

St Brenton speaks, or not ...

The 39-year-old successor to Kenny Dalglish has to decide whether to let his displeasure be known when he answers questions on TV before Sunday’s game against Arsenal.

Liverpool fans, noted for campaigns to seek justice over the Hillsborough tragedy and to remove Hicks and Gillett, took to social media in their thousands, largely to blame Ayre and the club’s latest American owners, Fenway Sports Group, for missing out on Dempsey.

state of the c***.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...r-targets.html

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/b...s-liverpool-tv

So far there has been only a few short clips released of the new fly on the wall documentary series about Liverpool but it is enough to confirm the impression of Brendan Rodgers as a man of presence and force of personality.

Rodgers can be seen addressing his players on the club's pre-season visit to the United States and telling the younger ones, to put it bluntly, that their attitude needs to improve. He makes his point slowly and very matter-of-factly. No shouting or flying off the handle. No swearing, just the clear sense that this is a manager who does not tolerate imperfections and delivered in a way that commands attention.

Halfway through, Rodgers juts out a finger at Raheem Sterling and the player suddenly looks what he is: a 17-year-old in a man's world. Sterling has said something that Rodgers does not like. "You say 'steady' again when I say something to you," Rodgers informs him, "you'll be on the first plane back." Sterling tries to deny it and Rodgers cuts him dead. There is going to be only one winner in this debate.