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regnaD kciN

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2. We need someone with a bigger profile than Martinez...
Thu May 17, 2012, 11:52 PM
May 2012

Can you imagine trying to lure transfers (or, for that matter, keeping our own top players from handing in requests)? "Well, we aren't in the Champions League and have finished 7th/6th/8th in the league the past three years, but we're taking steps to improve. For example, we just hired Roberto Martinez from Wigan!"

To my mind, if the owners want a new, younger managerial outlook, the only one with a credible profile is AVB. Hiring Martinez, to me, means we're going to tear down the squad, forget about being able to lure quality players from elsewhere, and rebuild from the youth program. In other words, mid-table football for the next three years at least.

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Who will follow King Kenny? [View all] Ron Obvious May 2012 OP
Martinez seems the best bet Marooned May 2012 #1
We need someone with a bigger profile than Martinez... regnaD kciN May 2012 #2
We do need a bigger profile Marooned May 2012 #3
Actually... regnaD kciN May 2012 #5
It will be AVB Rambis May 2012 #4
I would recommend... regnaD kciN May 2012 #6
I think a slow start is a given Marooned May 2012 #7
Money Ron Obvious May 2012 #8
Brendan Rogers new LFC manager Rambis May 2012 #9
I'm surprised too Ron Obvious May 2012 #10
It better be a metric fook ton of $ Rambis May 2012 #11
It won't be... Ron Obvious May 2012 #12
Hard to tell... regnaD kciN Jun 2012 #13
I like him I think he will be a success at liverpool Rambis Jun 2012 #14
Interesting article on Rodgers' approach... regnaD kciN Jun 2012 #15
Good stuff Rambis Jun 2012 #16
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