SEAN ROGERS and Paul Cope join Neil Atkinson on this week’s Tuesday Review to discuss the evolution and regression of Liverpool’s defence over the course of the 14/15 campaign.
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Neil Atkinson is joined by Ian Ryan, Rob Gutmann and Joel Penny.
Also in the show, Neil chats to Paul Finney from ‘QPR Pod’ for a chat about Amit Bhatia for more detail on the man who has headed the ‘1892 Holdings’ investment in Liverpool Football Club.
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Great show lads gotta disagree on one point though you took the worst 2 results out of any sides season then they would concede 7 or 8 less goals anyway so no point discounting the last 2 games of our season just because they happened at the end, take out uniteds game against Leicester as well and the worst coule of results for every other side and you would see that the last 2 games of our season don’t really skew things at all.
I always like to view a season as a whole not really in sections, it’s obvious the team were in the flip flops the last few games where Utd and other clubs poor results came at a time when there was more to play for. Either way to basically get battered at home by Palace and lay down and die against Stoke was totally unacceptable ! We’ve all seen this over and over down the years either at the Reds or other clubs, a manager who’s ” dead man walking ” virtually needs a miracle to survive and I’ve got a feeling he won’t have star players to bail him out. It always comes down to the same point for me, surely any manager who spends 16 million on Balotelli and 20 on Lovren and then wonders why it went tits up should be looking at his desk and asking for a cardboard box ! I don’t hate Rodgers but would i wanna give him 100 million to spend ? Not a chance, so you can see why FSG are dragging their heels.