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Some notable results:

 

5 Nov 2011 - Liverpool 0 - Swansea 0 (Swansea leave pitch to Liverpool fans' applause)

17 Dec 2011 - Newcastle 0 - Swansea 0

31 Dec 2011 - Swansea 1 - Tottenham 1

15 jan 2012 - Swansea 3 - Arsenal 2

31 Jan 2012 - Swansea 1 - Chelsea 1

3 March 2012 Wigan 0 - Swansea 2

11 March 2012 - Swansea 1 - Man City 0 (and Swansea missed a penalty)

17 March 2012 - Fulham 0 - Swansea 3

13 May - Swansea 1 - Liverpool 0

 

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Welcome to Anfield, now finally we can get down to focussing on the positions that matter more (imo) Sporting Director and Technical Director.

 

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Fucking hell.

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Interesting to see if he gets Gerrard playing carpet football, which he is incapable of and how will Carroll manage with a neat style of passing football?

 

Good for Suarez though but he's probably the only one.

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Some notable results:

 

5 Nov 2011 - Liverpool 0 - Swansea 0 (Swansea leave pitch to Liverpool fans' applause)

17 Dec 2011 - Newcastle 0 - Swansea 0

31 Dec 2011 - Swansea 1 - Tottenham 1

15 jan 2012 - Swansea 3 - Arsenal 2

31 Jan 2012 - Swansea 1 - Chelsea 1

3 March 2012 Wigan 0 - Swansea 2

11 March 2012 - Swansea 1 - Man City 0 (and Swansea missed a penalty)

17 March 2012 - Fulham 0 - Swansea 3

13 May - Swansea 1 - Liverpool 0

 

:lol:

 

 

:lol: :facepalm:

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How does Rodgers win (v Parky I mean)?

 

FWIW I think it's good to see young British managers being given these opportunities, either way it'll be a great learning curve for him.

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OMG that RAWK statement. They are MENTAL  :idiot2:

 

 

They not only threatens to ban people who have a different opinion they will also ban people who are "nostalgic", so now; say anything good about Dalglish and you are OUT.

 

f***ing idiots.

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Guest bimpy474

He could be here in 15 or more years and we could be looking back then - or in 5 years or so - as this being a fantastic turning point. We will identify Kenny as having started it anyway, so it won't matter about the pain we feel now.

 

http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=294162.0

 

Erm what did kenny start ?

 

The rise of the Fourth Reich.

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Well, this is going to end in tears. It is quite a peculiar appointment imho.

 

The Liverpool fans' (high) expectations are going to take its toll on Rodgers. This is going to be a massive challenge for him and unfortunately, I can't see him lasting a whole season at Anfield - he'll receive some initial support from the fans but then once things start going badly (a bad run of form), the fans will inevitably start turning on him.

 

Btw, I never really got the massive love-in Rodgers got - sure he got Swansea playing some good stuff here and there but towards the end of the season, it started to become clear that his tactics were actually boring as f*** (you could say they were somewhat negative, what with the passes to midfield from defence, then back to defence and eventually back to the keeper).

 

Oh and howay Parky!

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We should start forcing Dave to make some statements.

 

You don't seem to have grasped the concept.

 

:spit:  :D

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Another flavour of the month appointment from Liverpool to follow Hodgson and Dalglish.

 

I've nothing against Rodgers and he might do well but I don't think anyone would be surprised if he didn't last long

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The Liverpool "We're the biggest and most loved club in the WORLD" mob will be screaming for his head when they haven't won the Premier League by December.

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Them winning the Champions League (again), was the worst thing that could have happened to the football world. They clearly saw it as their destiny as "one of the greatest clubs in the world", which David Fairclough has just described them on SSN.

 

Other than seeing it as everyone else saw it, a one off. Don't get me wrong, it was an amazing achievement and well deserved but it papered over the direction that the club has been heading for what nearly 25 years?

 

That's quarter of a decade for "one of the greatest clubs in the world", which has seen not one league title.

 

They really need a shock moment, some realisation of where they really are as a club.

 

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Them winning the Champions League (again), was the worst thing that could have happened to the football world. They clearly saw it as their destiny as "one of the greatest clubs in the world", which David Fairclough has just described them on SSN.

 

Other than seeing it as everyone else saw it, a one off. Don't get me wrong, it was an amazing achievement and well deserved but it papered over the direction that the club has been heading for what nearly 25 years?

 

That's quarter of a decade for "one of the greatest clubs in the world", which has seen not one league title.

 

They really need a shock moment, some realisation of where they really are as a club.

 

 

Totally agree.

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Don't think he's up to the job personally. Seems like a decent enough bloke, encourages football etc but there's something missing. He needs to get off to a good start or the pressure will build on him and I'm not sure how he'll cope with it.

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