Rodgers is massively arrogant but his teams are good to watch, he'd get us playing well at least and maybe with better players and a bigger budget could do well. I read that when he was younger he spent months going round to all the clubs in Europe looking at their coaching set up, how they looked after players, difference tactical setups in different leagues etc in a bit to learn and improve and that doesn't seem to get mentioned a lot.
Liverpool job was probably too early for him but at 48 he's probably got the right level of experience to handle something bigger and I'm sure his ego would also tell him that.
He'd be a gamble in that do we think he's good enough to challenge for the title given his previous and how Leicester fell away in the 2nd half of the season but not in that we'd be guaranteed some decent football and more exciting matches.
Liverpool job was probably too early for him but at 48 he's probably got the right level of experience to handle something bigger and I'm sure his ego would also tell him that.
He'd be a gamble in that do we think he's good enough to challenge for the title given his previous and how Leicester fell away in the 2nd half of the season but not in that we'd be guaranteed some decent football and more exciting matches.
ironic that he hates Liverpool so much when he’s just like them in reality, he’d fit right in with their deluded fanbase . Like you say, Kane and Son are the only world class players we’ve had during the Poch era or now with Jose. The rest are excellent players (Eriksen, Dembele, Toby, Jan, Walker, Lloris, Rose) or midtable/squad players (Lamela, Dier, Sissoko. I’d argue Poch had the players to win a trophy or two but I agree about having a system in place that didn’t rely on certain star players. We coped just fine without Kane, Toby, Jan etc for long periods and even beat top teams without them; City (on numerous occasions), Ajax, Chelsea. You have to credit the manager for that.