the Europa win on Fri morning will bring us back on track, pls play a strong team for the Euro encounter and maintain the winning streak of Europe wins for this new manager, you are creating some sort of History now

lets take it step by step

without Confidence you wont hav Consistent, agree?

we nid Confidence and wif this , we can go for Consistency

i ady mentioned abt our super low morale when Cisse broke his leg and there is no capable striker to take his place........which we eventually managed to climb back after our Confidence grew as we won some matches later on

so lets stay positive and Hope for the Best and Prepare for the worst

rubbish performance... cant even keep the ball for more than 5 mins.

we almost conceded :WTF:

wow. i bet roy is gonna say its a GOOD performance away from home, considering utrecht good home record. lmao. really shite performance. bad passing, misunderstanding among defenders, half hearted perfomance by the whole team, even carragher miscued his kick. lucas passing to opponent players in OWN HALF. i dont even know what kuyt is doing at times. i dont see much hope unless some real drastic changes are being made. gerrard cant save us single-handedly all the time. i doubt we can even get 2 goals against blackpool this weekend. i dont see anyone scoring, and the only player which look good going forward is johnson, our right back, that tells the whole story.

You just read the headline didn't you? There are no direct quote in that article that mentioned Roy doens't prioritise Europa League. Don't be blinded by Soccernet, they are pro England National Team and Manchester United. THeir journalism tactic is rather low.

Wow, so much condemnation of the manager. I tend to disagree.

I feel that he could have done 2 things better : (1)play Maxi instead of Lucas from the start (2)play Carra at leftback instead of Kelly and Sotirios at CB.  That may have made a difference.

Nevertheless, I thought Kuyt played well and Torres should have scored from his assistance in the second half.  When a player like Lucas continuously make mistakes, it causes others to become nervous and they in turn make mistakes.  I think RH has given Lucas enough opportunities to salvage his career in LFC!

I believe, RH is trying to lift pressure off his players' shoulders because there's just been too much expectations during RB's time.  Also, every manager has his own style - we cannot afford a more swashbuckling and charismatic manager, no thanks to the yanks : what to do?

As far as the group is concerned, LFC is still in a strong position. That's all that matters for now.

Cheers guys ... chins up for Blackpool this weekend!

well, despite his shortcomings he did manage to persuade Torres and Gerrard to stay, at least for now, no?

if we were to change manager again, i will go for martin o'neill...2nd choice would be kenny daglish, 3rd is guus hiddink

now, i deeply regret myself for supporting liverpool to axe rafa...we already play more than 10 matches, i never felt so demotivated watching our team play....sigh   

me think this weakness started since the departure of Masch & Alonso,
means we lack of creativity in midfield since LAST SEASON!!!

it became worse since Masch left us, i dun know what u guys think about it,
although i hate it when masch was impolitely left us, but i really feel his absency... really...OMG... 
Dun u guys feel that?

Poulsen did nothing but only playing around in his own box..
Lucas always loose his ball control n keep doing the same mistake (mis-passing ball to opponent)...

now in my head i only think of Jay Spearing is the best candidate atm to fill in masch place as a DM,
then let Gerrard n Meireles conquer the midfield without any inferiority....

can blame RH all you want but cannot overlook that the player are not fired up to win the game for kick off, if they have play like second half right from the start it would have been a very different game.

if a liverpool player are not fired up to win a game a anfied them i dont think there is much the manager could have done.

that why Manager should screaming and shouting to the player, what is wrong with them on the pitch..

i saw some good attacking from 1st half, and i think it was a good start to play 'good football'....but our defence lose it again 2 times....
once again i would like to say, this is a manager fault....we got International player..but still we are on losing side with newly promoted team....

As much as I hate to say it, according to some previous sporting articles, it seemed that both our captain and vice captain got the manager they wanted and most of the members in RAWK agreed to this as well.

Gerrard wanted a manager who will put his arms around his shoulders, Carragher wanted a classy manager who ironically said that he respects Alex Ferguson because he wasn't afraid to tell people to "F Off", but yet, when RB did the same thing, he complained that we were hated by everybody.

If it is true that the 2 players engineered the move to kick RB out of the managerial position, I can't help but lose respect to the two local lads.

its simple...
when we lose alonso we losing our attacking threat...
we we losing macherano we losing our defending threat...
now we suck at both end of the pitch 
when we losing benitez without replace much better replacement we losing even at home against blackpool!

... my manager constantly says he needs 3-5 more players.

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not bad at all ehhh...lets see how he's doing in the world of football!