Everything has obviously been about the new manager Roy Hodgson this week on live4Liverpool. Although he was not most Liverpool fans first choice, I am sure he will get the full backing of the Anfield crowd. Nobody will envy him the task of taking on the role at this difficult time at the club but 35 years in management should hold him in good stead. The writer’s have been in full flow this week and we’ve added some more writers to the fold. Mick Jones’s first piece for us questions whether Roy should look for the youth team for help in “Hodgson’s Conundrum”, Chris Severs hopes Liverpool can find a more attractive style of play in “Why we must find the ‘Liverpool Way’ in the WAY we play,” while Chris Toher speculates on whether a buyout from Sheikh Khalifa is a good idea in “Is this the right man to buyout Liverpool.” Sean Mullan questions whether Champions League football is a realistic ambition in “Against City’s Millions” and I have been looking at the consequences for Kenny Dalglish in both “Dalglish’s Dilemma” and his proposed role of Head of Football Development. Have fun reading!
Head of Football Development? Let’s hope it’s not just lip service
Is Kenny Dalglish’s proposed new role at the club more than just a new title?
Where should Roy look for his first signings?
What area of the team should Roy look to make his first signing in?
Against City’s Millions, is Fourth Place even realistic for us?
Will LFC struggle to keep up with Manchester City next season?
Dalglish’s Dilemma: Damned if he does, Damned if he doesn’t
After being rejected as a managerial candidate, Dalglish is in a difficult position at the club.
Hodgson’s Selection Conundrum: Should he show faith in youth?
It maybe time for our new manager to put his faith in our young players.
Hodgson doesn’t need big funds to be a big success
Roy Hodgson has been a expert in the past working on tight budgets, can he do the same at Anfield?
Does this man have the gravitas to be Reds boss?
Will Roy’s seemingly low stature deter big players from joining Liverpool?
Why we must find the “Liverpool Way” in the WAY we play
There must be a revolution on the pitch as well as off the pitch with the new manager.
What now for Rafa’s favourites?
What will happen to Lucas Leiva, David Ngog and Dirk Kuyt?
Is this the right man to buyout Liverpool?
A profile of Sheikh Khalifa.
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