☆【红军领队】☆ 罗伊。霍奇森 - 几时炒我啊？

samchia2006

弱弱喂具，谁是kin kenny?

iceman46

kenny Dalglish十多年没带球队了
会怕的咯

livbest

弱弱喂具，谁是kin kenny?
samchia2006 发表于 8-1-2011 07:52 PM

   最后一个为利物浦赢得英甲（英超）冠军的伟大主帅。。。。

iceman46

我终于等到这天了
感动

CHiA_II

他不是带过blackburn拿过英超吗？！！
livbest 发表于 8-1-2011 19:42

讲笑, 表太认真

Red迷

在想，mutual consent 会好听过 sack？

Minson

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samchia2006

最后一个为利物浦赢得英甲（英超）冠军的伟大主帅。。。。
livbest 发表于 8-1-2011 07:54 PM

谢谢告知

livbest

Kenny: The story so far

Liverpool Football Club have confirmed the appointment of Kenny Dalglish as the club's manager until the end of the season.


The Kop legend returns to the Anfield helm in a temporary capacity following the departure of Roy Hodgson.

Dalglish is revered on the Kop having represented the club as both a player and manager with great distinction.

With a delicate touch and the ultimate football brain, King Kenny is regarded by the majority of Liverpudlians as the club's greatest ever player.

When he joined in August 1977, it was hard to see how Bob Paisley's side could top their first European Cup triumph of the previous season. But, with the highly influential Dalglish in the team, the next 13 years brought untold riches.

Unlike many Liverpool signings of the era, the Scotland international was already a household name when he made the switch from Parkhead to Anfield. His deeds in the green and white hoops of Celtic had made him one of the most sought-after figures in British football and it required a record ￡440,000 fee to secure his services.

Dalglish was brought in to replace Kop idol Kevin Keegan, who'd moved to Hamburg earlier that summer, though any fears he couldn't fill those illustrious boots were quickly laid to rest.

The Glasgow-born forward found the net seven minutes into his league debut against Middlesbrough at Ayresome Park, and followed that with a goal on his first appearance in front of the Kop as Newcastle were beaten 2-0.

Dalglish slipped seamlessly into Paisley's all-conquering red machine and the new King of the Kop crowned his first season by topping the club's goalscoring charts. The most memorable of his 31 strikes came in the 1978 European Cup final against FC Bruges at Wembley, a delicate dink over the 'keeper that clinched a 1-0 victory.

The move south increased his profile dramatically, though Dalglish was never one to seek the limelight and remained typically modest despite his new found superstar status.

In 1979, his talent was recognised by the football writers of England, who voted the canny Scotsman their Footballer of the Year. The award was just desserts for a player whose every touch made Kopites purr with delight.

A selfless team player who brought others into play, Dalglish was an on-the-field visionary who could spot openings that few, if any, of his contemporaries could see.

David Johnson was the first grateful recipient of this in the late Seventies but it was the King's strike partnership with Ian Rush that was to fire the Reds to greater glory during the Eighties.

The club may have had a new chief goalscorer, but Dalglish remained the man pulling all the strings. If assists were recorded back then, he'd have been the first name on everyone's Fantasy Football teamsheet.

A double Footballer of the Year in 1983, he was without doubt the finest British-born player of his generation and was rightly spoken about in the same breath as Maradona, Zico, Platini and Rummenigge.

With the ball at his feet, he was a pure genius - a contention backed up by footage of just about every one of his 172 Liverpool goals. There's the aforementioned European Cup winner, his sublime curlers at Highbury, Portman Road and Goodison, a mazy dribble through the Man United defence at Maine Road, his stretching volley in the League Cup final versus West Ham and title clinchers against Tottenham and Chelsea.

Everyone has their own particular favourite but the one common denominator in all the above was the famous Kenny celebration: a quick turn with arms aloft and a beaming smile that would have lit up even the murkiest Mersey sky.

The Kop hero-worshipped him like no other. Dalglish was the first name they sang and many a bed sheet was converted into a homemade banner paying homage.

In the aftermath of the Heysel Stadium disaster, the playmaker was a surprising but popular appointment as player/manager.

Fears his new role would result in more time on the touchline and less on the pitch were initially unfounded. It was on his return to the side during the 1985-86 run-in that Liverpool embarked on a winning streak that would see them clinch a coveted league and FA Cup double. How fitting it was at Stamford Bridge when Dalglish 'the player' scored the goal that secured the title.

Inevitably, his appearances became fewer and fewer over the next couple of years but there was still the odd flash of brilliance as the master sought to teach his apprentices.

What Dalglish went on to achieve as Liverpool manager cemented his legendary status.

His double in 1986 was followed by league titles in 1988 and 1990, with another all-Merseyside Cup triumph in 1989.

Who knows how many European trophies would have found their way back to Anfield during this period had English clubs not been barred from continental competition.

It could be argued that it took a decade for the club to fully recover from his shock resignation in February 1991, but more than 18 years later, The King was emotionally reunited with the Reds when he accepted a role at the Academy in 2009.

As well as aiding the development of Liverpool's stars of the future, Dalglish also worked in an ambassadorial role helping develop the commercial side of the business around the globe.

A year later, the 59-year-old was back in the Anfield hot seat almost two decades after his resignation, assuming an interim position as Reds boss.

中文。。。

samchia2006

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Minson 发表于 8-1-2011 08:07 PM

   谢谢告知

lechoo18

听到这个新闻，开心下。。。。不必看他搓脸了～～

依然范特西

Unconfirmed reports claim Dalglish may appoint Ian Rush as his assistant manager, with Phil Thompson also in the frame for a backroom role.

sammy lee也跟著打包了?

Minson

Unconfirmed reports claim Dalglish may appoint Ian Rush as his assistant manager, with Phil Thompson ...
依然范特西 发表于 8-1-2011 08:12 PM

下一个消息。。。
sammy lee register as Liverpool player, becoming oldest Liverpool player ever, replacing Glen Johnson.

livbest

下一个消息。。。
sammy lee register as Liverpool player, becoming oldest Liverpool player ever, ...
Minson 发表于 8-1-2011 08:14 PM

   

livbest

利物浦破传统解雇霍奇森 成51年来首位无冠主帅

霍奇森是利物浦历史上首位中途被炒鱿鱼的主帅，也是自1959年的菲尔-泰勒以来，第一个没有捧起一座奖杯就离开安菲尔德的主帅……

霍奇森终于下课了！北京时间今天晚上，利物浦俱乐部官方网站正式宣布，球队与霍奇森达成一致，即刻起英格兰老帅不再出任利物浦主帅一职。综合英国媒体的报道称，红军传奇达格利什将会带领球队打完本赛季剩余比赛。

联赛打了20轮，霍奇森带领球队交出的成绩是7胜4平9负，积25分排名第12位，仅仅比副班长西汉姆高出5分。别说冲击前四，照这样发展下去就彻彻底底是保级球队。南非世界杯期间入主利物浦的霍奇森，带红军呆了半年便被炒鱿鱼。

利物浦是一家有着悠久历史和彪炳战绩的球队，这与历届主帅的悉心栽培是分不开的。也正是这样，利物浦118年以来还从未有一个正式上任的主帅，然后中途被炒鱿鱼的经历。就算是真正因为战绩不佳的原因被炒掉的主帅只有2个：法国人霍利尔，另一个则是1956年的唐-威尔士，但那都是在赛季结束之后，完成的解约。

每一位出任红军的主帅，几乎都在荣誉簿上为球会增添过不少光彩，唯独霍奇森几乎是带着被球迷诅咒、谩骂而离开的，我们不能否认63岁的老帅确实有自己的能力，但他没有气质带领利物浦却是不争的事实。利物浦是一支向冠军冲刺的球队，而不是霍奇森眼中客场保平就是胜利，每支球队都是强队的小球会做派。

自从1959年12月菲尔-泰勒辞去利物浦主帅一职以来，霍奇森是51年来第一个没有捧起一座奖杯就离开安菲尔德的主帅。传奇名帅比尔-香克利接过教鞭，创造了利物浦辉煌的60年代和70年代初，后继者派斯利、法冈、达格利什、罗比-莫伦、索内斯、霍利尔、贝尼特斯8任主帅都为球队带来不少荣誉。譬如霍利尔的五冠王，贝尼特斯的欧冠……

不奢望霍奇森为利物浦带来前辈们彪炳史册的荣耀，但求此人不要继续祸害红军。可事实是，在半年的时间里，霍奇森将球队带成标准的人见人欺的弱队。

本赛季的利物浦，伴随着一个个耻辱走过来。英超联赛第二轮，利物浦客场0-3惨败曼城，正式拉开了红军新赛季悲剧的大幕。翻开尘封的历史我们发现，在1937年，曼城曾经5比1、5比0大胜利物浦，此后73年，蓝月亮再无如此辉煌战绩；英格兰联赛杯第三轮比赛中，利物浦主场败给了来自于乙级联赛、上个赛季排名第11位的的对手北安普顿，首次负于第四级别联赛的球队，堪称史上一大耻辱；英超7轮坐镇主场的利物浦1-2败给了布莱克浦，并且以1胜3平3负仅积6分排名倒数第三，正式落入降级区。这是球队1953/54赛季以来的最差开局；英超联赛第8轮，利物浦客场0-2完败给死对头埃弗顿，逼近历史最差……

悲剧总是不断的上演，在霍奇森执教的最后一场比赛中，利物浦1-3惨败布莱克本，迎来了本赛季第7场客场失利。10场客战结束后，利物浦1胜2平3负得到5分，进7球却丢19球，一举创造了两项耻辱性纪录：57年来最差顶级联赛客场战绩和55年来联赛最差客场战绩。恐怕没有人能够忍受，霍奇森一次次创造耻辱，一次次让球迷失望。

iceman46

利物浦破传统解雇霍奇森 成51年来首位无冠主帅

霍奇森是利物浦历史上首位中途被炒鱿鱼的主帅，也是自 ...
livbest 发表于 8-1-2011 08:25 PM

    什么无冠主帅啊？？？？是无能主帅才对吧！！！！！！！

阿龙哥

我很感动，眼泪差点流出来了～～！！
看到这则新闻～～！！

应该早在6个月前炒了，现在迟了很多～～！！

SpearBoy

终于..
好走不送了河神

owen_11

从新出发。。。。

lucatoni

无论kenny是好是坏
他肯在这个非常时刻接手烂摊子 已经很好了
最希望是可以激励球员踢球的斗志！