Reg wrote:No one actually considers the point being made in the article that psychologically he appears to stun the rest of the team into submission, that whether you're Kewell, Smicer, Cisse, Keane, Babel, Lucas or even Reira now, very few people play to their full potential in the same team as SG. People on this forum have asked why RAFA takes good players and makes them ordinary, its blatently obvious that players dont raise their game when the come to Liverpool - SG has god like status so no one questions whether he is an influence and blame the managwer (again...). What the article's hinting at is if we let Stevie go, that there might be a weight off the collective shoulders of the first team, a pick up in moral and with a resultant improvement in open play performance and goals?
I dont subscribe to the myth that SG is untouchable and its not something we can judge from afar but this journalist is no fool so maybe theres a grain of truth in it.
Open mind time lads...........
Reg wrote:Ben Patrick wrote:Reg wrote:No one actually considers the point being made in the article that psychologically he appears to stun the rest of the team into submission, that whether you're Kewell, Smicer, Cisse, Keane, Babel, Lucas or even Reira now, very few people play to their full potential in the same team as SG. People on this forum have asked why RAFA takes good players and makes them ordinary, its blatently obvious that players dont raise their game when the come to Liverpool - SG has god like status so no one questions whether he is an influence and blame the managwer (again...). What the article's hinting at is if we let Stevie go, that there might be a weight off the collective shoulders of the first team, a pick up in moral and with a resultant improvement in open play performance and goals?
I dont subscribe to the myth that SG is untouchable and its not something we can judge from afar but this journalist is no fool so maybe theres a grain of truth in it.
Open mind time lads...........
Why is he no fool ?
I have seen him on that sunday supplement loads of times and he talks sh!te.
Bald headed fella he is isnt he ?
If its him he talks as much rubbish as the others.
Its crazy how some fans stand by the manager who has given us nowhere near as much as our skipper but then can criticise Gerrard for things he cant control.
If these players are not strong enough willed to deal with the pressure of playing for LFC that says more about them than it does our captain.
I dont see even a mere glimpse of anything intelligent in your response.
You're not Dazzer are you?
Ben Patrick wrote:What was so stupid about the response ?
We have a sensationalist journo making stupid comments about the best player to play for our club in 20 years which i dont agree with so i stated my point.
Nothing lacking in intelligence in that response.
Gerrard is undervalued by too many and it gets on my nerves.
7_Kewell wrote:if people are talking about if Gerrard is bad for the state of mind of the squad, just imagine what things would be like when Torres followed him.
Selling our best player would be a disaster, because it would signal to the rest of the squad that we've given up trying to be the best.
SouthCoastShankly wrote:What's the market rate for Gerrard, £40m MAX. You are fools if you think he would go for more. My issue is that his influence is worth so much more than the market can buy him for. The goals he has scored have paid back the club 10 fold in revenue.
Emerald Red wrote:Steve's form has dipped big time this season. He's been almost anonymous. Yet, the old saying "form is temparary, and class is permanent" springs to mind. It's a shame, really. People are quick to outcast the manager for similar "sins" against the club, but when Steve Gerrard gets called into question, well, that's not allowed. If a player's form can dip, then be regained, why not a manager? I don't want to turn this thread into another one of those Rafa threads, but if Rafa gets sacked, then Gerrard could well be wanting an exit at this point in his career, and I could see him going abroad. If Gerrard wants to win the Prem, then there is only two places that could potentially happen within the next couple of years realistically. Chelsea (he was almost there at one point) and United (would never happen). Gerrard has been stating the importance of financial backing for a while now, and should anoter manager come in, there will be a new plan, and with relatively little to no money to do it. No. I can see him staying for the forseeable future with us to fight to get this club back on the rails, and for that to happen he needs to get his act together and so does the manager.
woof woof ! wrote:Sack the Manager ! Sell Gerrard !
For f'ucks sake, that'll deffo sort out the problems.
Tell yer what , instead of going into a panic lets' all just lie on the floor and act manic !
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