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I think that was the original plan when FSG took over.
A youngish manager with a Director of Football.
In hindsight its a pity they didnt implement it in the first place
Ian Ayre has just said on Sky Sports News that there ISNT a manager in the frame, or a plan in place
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In Topic: UK pensions
2012-05-17 14:49:24
exeter, on 2012-05-17 14:39:31, said:
A point of interest for all about the state of the epetions:
Restoring the Higher Age Allowance for tax purposes stands at 65000 on the way to a 100,000 its begining to stall.
Restoring the Annual increases for Pensioners Abroad stands at 20,000 and has to be at 100,000 byt september, no chance.
Restoring the Higher Age Allowance for tax purposes stands at 65000 on the way to a 100,000 its begining to stall.
Restoring the Annual increases for Pensioners Abroad stands at 20,000 and has to be at 100,000 byt september, no chance.
You mean the e-petitions?
Thats what a few on here and other threads were always saying, and were vilified for saying so.....that these are not worth a goldfish at a fairground, and that the State Pension itself shouldnt be relied on to provide a decent standard of living.
And that INCLUDES any automatic increases.
The only thing these things do is illustrate exactly what the people in power REALLY think of "us"
In fact, i'll go further by saying the whole concept of e-petitioning stop, more positive actions by those that feel so aggrieved by it all.
Penkoprod
In Topic: Liverpool F.C.
2012-05-17 14:26:43
StevieH, on 2012-05-17 13:22:47, said:
well FSG have put their necks on the block here. if they've sacked kenny without having a plan in place and a new manager all but done and dusted - one who they are prepared to back financially - then they're screwed really. as are we!
Totally agree. This though, is your typical Seppo employer reaction to an employee who they see as not pulling their weight.
The one thing i cant understand in all of this is, when Torres put his transfer request in, he more or less cited the fact that yet another "long term plan" was in place, and he didnt feel that, at 27 years of age, he could hang around waiting. (That, and some reference to "broken promises" that were allegedly made to him)
Similar, in fact to the Owen affair. Now, say what you like about him, but this "long term plan" seemed to be his tipping point.
Sacking some of your key staff and management after one bad season of rebuilding doesnt strike me as "long term"
A bad, sad day in the history of LFC was when we "went for the Yankee Dollar" IMO.
Even Moores would be preferable to what we've had at the very top since he sold up
Penkoprod
In Topic: Liverpool F.C.
2012-04-28 19:47:17
StevieH, on 2012-04-28 19:27:33, said:
Penkoprod, on 2012-04-28 19:15:26, said:
StevieH, on 2012-04-28 19:08:07, said:
brendan rodgers at swansea looks like a manager going places, i like him. nothing much else inspiring in the premier league. i'd have rafa benitez back in a heartbeat though.
Penkoprod
what makes you say that mate? i'm not so sure.
As far as FSG goes, its THEM that run the club, and anyone there else is just an employee of theirs
IF they had wanted him istalled then they had the opportunity to do so, after KK finished his stint of caretaker manger at the end of last season.
Penkoprod
In Topic: Liverpool F.C.
2012-04-28 19:15:26
StevieH, on 2012-04-28 19:08:07, said:
brendan rodgers at swansea looks like a manager going places, i like him. nothing much else inspiring in the premier league. i'd have rafa benitez back in a heartbeat though.
Penkoprod
