In truth, Daniel Sturridge and Philippe Coutinho can only really be deemed genuinely top class purchases during Rodgers’ time in charge; a fairly damning statement considering he signed 31 players.
Brendan Rodgers sacked – Why Liverpool were right to do so
Rodgers’ win percentage of exactly 50% in his Liverpool managerial career doesn’t look particularly bad when stacked against his predecessors (Rafa Benitez was 56%, Kenny Dalglish’s 2nd stint 47% and Gerard Houllier’s 52%) – but this number actually hides a gradual and alarming slide since the heady days of SAS and Steven Gerrard in 2013/14.
You think this is about the youth coach,its aboiut Claffys and Johnnys that support almshouse out of pride and spite,forgive me as I expose their disingenious motives if not that then lack of common sense.
LFC is not the place for a hurrycome up coach who needs on the job training.BR proved that 300 million spent no trophys in 3 season ,hovering above relegation - midtable at best depending on a loss.The next time a fool takes up the time to put finger to type a letter about net spend + wages = league position and club value without factoring the coach( LFC ),better be wary.
While I give him credit for helping to improve players like Jordan Henderson and Sturridge, it’s also true that he wanted neither in the summer of 2012.http://tomkinstimes.com/2015/10/rodg...where-next/The two that he had his hopes on to bail him out.It will all come out how many bad buys he wanted in and good players he wanted out (Agger) ,this man was a divisive piece of $$$$httt.
Agger was a 30 million dollar defender the year before BR came in .In one season his value dropped to 5 million.
He was a wasteman,hell bent on blowing money and chatting fawwtttt= CLAFFY & Johnny NET SPEND !
Blowing the Suarez money and falling out with Gerrard – why Liverpool had to sack Rodgers
From wasting the money from the sale of the Uruguayan to letting the club’s skipper leave on a free transfer, Goal looks at why it all went so sour for their now ex-manager.
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