Rodgers future (post Everton match)

[SJN-Fox]

The time has come (the walrus said).

 

[Miles Away]

We are 1 squillion percent going down if he stays. About 50/50 if he goes soon.

 

[Miles Away]

Just completely broken the clubs back.

 

[Lako42]

If only I was the ****ing owner

 

[Jeff]

Do the honourable thing Rodgers - **** off now.

He won't resign.

But he might want to leave "by mutual consent", as that will look better on his CV than getting the sack, and he'll get some kind of payoff.

 

[homer]

He won’t resign, and the gutless ****s in charge won’t sack him

 

[popillius]

He'll be too busy blaming every other single living person to see his own faults.

 

[give_us_a_wave]

He'll be too busy blaming every other single living person to see his own faults.

I'm waiting for him to blame the last Labour government.

 

[Singapore Fox]

Walshie speaking a lot of sense on the post Match review

 

[Brown Nose]

 

[Jeff]

Walshie speaking a lot of sense on the post Match review

What did he say?

 

[SilverFox]

It’d be nice wouldn’t it. This is a shambles.

 

[Brown Nose]

If we could ditch a dozen of these players and replace them with equivalent replacements, we'd be fine to keep Rodgers. His message has just gone stale with this squad. Too many now are looking shadows of their former selves or just not progressing.

Best case scenario is two or three new faces before the end of the month. That might reinvigorate a few of the players and we might just get the six wins we need to be safe. It's a hell of a gamble though.

Much more sensible is to sack Rodgers now. That way, someone new can come in and suddenly this squad isn't a sorry mess any more. It's one with potential and adding a couple of players to that group makes good sense. With a fresh manager, this squad suddenly looks much better.

So I really don't see how anybody with a brain can still support Rodgers as manager.

The problem is who to replace him with. We simply cannot gamble on someone that might not work out. Dyche would be half accepting relegation in my opinion. It's such a defensive and potentially destructive appointment. I just don't see many of the squad accepting him.

The options really are pitiful. I know it sounds ridiculous but it has to be Allardyce for me. He's got such a track record working in this sort of situation and has worked with Glover before. He'd definitely see us safe and make sensible decisions. His record is such that he's worked with all sorts of players before and could handle whatever he comes into.

Big Sam in.

 

[pork pie fox]

Look at what we’ve been reduced too.

A club seen as progressive and one to look up to, up until relatively recently, now reduced to discussing Dyche and Big Sam. Shameful.

 

[fitz]

Look at what we’ve been reduced too.

A club seen as progressive and one to look up to, up until relatively recently, now reduced to discussing Dyche and Big Sam. Shameful.

I'd take either. Can't see them having a more negative impact on the mood of the place.

 

[Miles Away]

I’d take almost literally anybody.

 

[pork pie fox]

I’d take almost literally anybody.

 

[Miles Away]

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Sure.

 

[Billyjof]

He won't resign.

But he might want to leave "by mutual consent", as that will look better on his CV than getting the sack, and he'll get some kind of payoff.

Is getting relegated not worse on his CV?

 

[FOX Franks]

Is getting relegated not worse on his CV?

Ask Mark Hughes. It is. That’s why he always ran away.