Bad news.
The US guys are no mugs it would appear.

I’m pleased to hear he’s confident and comfortable with his (fair) assessment of the incident.

The wailing and gnashing surrounding this could have had an adverse effect on his mental well being.

Glad to hear it mate!

It seems far too obvious… if we are aware and recognize it as regularly as we do, don’t the likes of BRodgers, Maloney, MON, whoever else (paid, professional football coaches) see it too?

It sure is

Sean’s brother deserves a shot though

Good point.

If you were a decision maker at a - let’s say mid to bottom level EPL club - would you consider Rodgers now? I think that ship has sailed.

A gig in Spain is where I see his future… hopefully this calendar year.

One thing about BRodgers is he’s typically really measured and doesn’t comment carelessly. His Honda Civic/Ferrari analogy seems out of character and feels like a guy who’s definitely feeling the pressure.

I was in Spain for a week then Glasgow and now I’m back in the US.

Spain was refreshingly affordable… and the quality of food was the highest of the three.

Glasgow was OK from a cost perspective (but I live in the US). Quality was average.

I can’t justify going out to eat in the US anymore.

Yup.

What do they work on everyday at training? What does he - and his backroom staff - do to improve the players?
Could any manager in the top flight do any worse?

£8k

Per day

I think Sinisalo can feel aggrieved for not getting a run… he’s looked decent everytime I’ve seen him and, let’s face it, he couldn’t be worse than Yang at RW.

Is Bernardo injured or just out of BRodgers’s plans altogether now?

You’re now thinking about it though… 😄

Eternity is a long time my friend.

Gaddafi might be more apt

Warnock would be gold