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who the H E L L does he think he is to tell any manager what style he should play clownSir Jim Ratcliffe: "We will decide the style of football, with the general manager, the sporting director and probably the recruitment managers, and it will be #mufc's style of football, and the manager will have to play that style."
Tbh that’s what all the big clubs do. Not directly tell the manager how they should play. But have an idea of style then choose a manager to match then everything is in synergy and everyone is on the same page. It helps massively with stability and would have saved the **** show we have had since Fergie left. If you’re not all working together and share a vision going forward you will continue to be a mess. It’s the reason @Scouseinthehouse wants Franks from Brentford. He would be an ideal Klopp replacement and slot right in to the style and squad Liverpool already have assembled. So he’s not really a clown!who the H E L L does he think he is to tell any manager what style he should play clown
More like we should recruit according to how we want to play. Can’t hire Simeone and tell him to play the united way.who the H E L L does he think he is to tell any manager what style he should play clown
Yep he mentions this and the structure in whole a fair bit in both interviews. It’s been glaringly obvious to us for years the issues. So he’s not telling us anything new. It’s his job now to get it sorted asap. I was surprised how forward he was on Dan Ashworth tbh.More like we should recruit according to how we want to play. Can’t hire Simeone and tell him to play the united way.
Yeah, I agree. Smart recuitment is key, but we are yet to see it. Hopefully things are finally changed with Omar and maybe Ashworth.That’s where smart recruitment comes in and probably best not to have such an outlay in one single window (don’t want a Chelsea situation). Instead, if a good offer comes in, sell Rashford knowing we have an upcoming garnacho and dip into the market for a more traditional left winger type with good crossing ability (build around Hojlund’s strengths).
We were having those reports for a long time. Hopeful that things are changed. But changing so many first team players in one season is never easy and rarely goes well.If we are bringing in 2 cb like what’s being reported. A starter and a younger rotation option. 2 cbs could easily leave.
As for the youngsters I don’t agree. Maybe on Hannibal and Gore but he’s shown just as much ability as Mainoo did coming through. Most likely needs a loan. Pellistri, Fernandez, Amad could all do a good job as rotation players.
Interesting summer ahead and big decisions to be made!
Good thing about SJR interviews snippets is that he can see and has said what we have all been saying for years. Proof will be in the pudding but it’s encouraging. And I can’t wait for the full interview releases to come out tomorrow.Yeah, I agree. Smart recuitment is key, but we are yet to see it. Hopefully things are finally changed with Omar and maybe Ashworth.
This is what irks me the most. Why not have list of player for each position so if offer comes in, ie for Rashford, and its good enough to sell him, you check the list and contact player #1, if he's not it, then #2 etc, etc.
Everything so far seemed like a panic buy.
I’ll admit, I am a bit shocked @Scouseinthehouse isn’t on the Xabi Alonso train like many, many scousers I know (Klopp himself included). Understandably, I think he’d be a wild card and could go wrong under different circumstances to Leverkusen.@Scouseinthehouse wants Franks from Brentford. He would be an ideal Klopp replacement and slot right in to the style and squad Liverpool already have assembled.
Good thing about SJR interviews snippets is that he can see and has said what we have all been saying for years. Proof will be in the pudding but it’s encouraging. And I can’t wait for the full interview releases to come out tomorrow.
"If you look at the 11 years that have gone since David Gill and Sir Alex have stepped down, there have been a whole series of coaches, some of which were very good - and none of them were successful, or survived for very long," Ratcliffe said.
"And you can't blame all the coaches. The only conclusion you can draw is that the environment in which they were working, didn't work. And Erik's been in that environment."
I’ll admit, I am a bit shocked @Scouseinthehouse isn’t on the Xabi Alonso train like many, many scousers I know (Klopp himself included). Understandably, I think he’d be a wild card and could go wrong under different circumstances to Leverkusen.
That said, Frank is as insufferable as they come so he’ll fit right in