Dalglish Gone?

[White Noise]

Rumours circulating that he has either walked or being sacked. Nothing from a reputable source yet. He probably hasn't even arrived in Boston yet but we can dream.

I'm torn between wanting to see him humbled and wanting him to continue with his great work.

[AlFayedsChequebook]

I really hope he has not been fired, especially if the owners severely limit the investment this summer as he gets 'one more chance'.

Unfortunately, I think he will go at some point soon and Liverpool will bring in a good manager.

[FatFreddysCat]

I'd prefer him to start next season, but do so terribley that he gets sacked on xmas eve.

[jarv]

His biggest problem is Henderson and Downing. Where do these transfer figures come from? They are both very average and in Downing's case, if he wasn't left footed he would probably still be at Middlesborough, championship level player. Neither player would start regularly for Fulham. (IMO).
Why did Dalglish agree to their purchase? Makes no sense to me.

[ImperialWhite]

Not convinced yet.

By Twitter standards these rumours haven't really taken off.

[Rambling_Syd_Rumpo]

he'll walk at somepoint,did it at Liverpool before and Blackburn,no backbone,living of past glories-be careful for what you wish for Kenny fp.gif

[Blingo]

he'll walk at somepoint,did it at Liverpool before and Blackburn,no backbone,living of past glories-be careful for what you wish for Kenny fp.gif

+1

[Legate21]

Breaking News: The ambitious Mark Hughes resigns as manager of QPha 064.gif

[HatterDon]

Kenny will start the season and quit at the beginning of September. He'll be replaced by Kevin Keegan who will then quit at the beginning of October. In an effort to boost American interest, Liverpool will then sign Sarah Palin who will quit at the beginning of November to go to Alaska and pretend to hunt moose. Then Liverpool will announce that Dr. Who will be their manager as of December 1, 2012 ... and 1985 and 2027 and 1962.

[Bassey the warrior]

It's a no brainer. The sooner he's gone the better.

[BalDrick]

It's a no brainer. The sooner he's gone the better.

Probably picking a date on the calendar on which they don't already have something to mourn.

[leonffc]

It's a no brainer. The sooner he's gone the better.

Probably picking a date on the calendar on which they don't already have something to mourn.

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Rumours of Rafa Benitez coming back on my FB by some plastics.

[Reindeer]

It's a no brainer. The sooner he's gone the better.

Probably picking a date on the calendar on which they don't already have something to mourn.

That'll be the 29 May then.

[Reindeer]

He's gone and they've got a replacement already:

http://i41.servimg.com/u/f41/09/01/11/02/mcclei11.jpg

SFW

[valdeingruo]

He's gone and they've got a replacement already:

http://i41.servimg.com/u/f41/09/01/11/02/mcclei11.jpg

SFW

I would be so happy with that appointment.

[Burt]

An hour ago, on the Beeb website:

Mark Lawrenson expects Kenny Dalglish to continue as Liverpool manager after the Scot met with the club's owners in the United States.

Dalglish held talks with owner John W Henry and chairman Tom Werner to give a full report of the Reds' season.

They won the Carling Cup and reached the FA Cup final but finished eighth in the Premier League.

"My gut feeling is that he'll be OK in terms of his job," ex-Liverpool player Lawrenson told BBC Radio 5 live.

"I'd be very surprised if he'd gone over to Boston and they said they didn't want him. This meeting was always scheduled.

"He has to give a written report on the way the season went. It was always going to be in Boston."

Dalglish told Fenway Sports Group where he feels the Reds' season went wrong.

But the manager, who initially took over on a short-term basis in January last year, insisted he would never step aside as long as he believes he is the best man for the job.

BBC football analyst Lawrenson, who was Dalglish's Anfield team-mate in the 1980s, feels Liverpool's cup success helped the manager's prospects.

He added: "Maybe they had a conversation asking whether he wanted to continue managing or whether he wanted to go back upstairs where he was before.

"I can't believe for the life of me that they would say, 'Thank you, but no thank you'.

"The league position was very poor indeed but two cup finals and one win has probably helped him."