Mike

Personally I'm looking forward to him towering over short a*** managers and blasting Hey Bulldog from the changies as the ultimate act of intimidation. Might happen.

Calm down dear, time will tell

Ha straight in there with the Hitler ref...I'm not letting you hide

He's going to live in Das Bootle

You never know, he could be from the Klinsman driving a VW Beetle rather than a Ferrari school of Germans.

He's also American

Bad liar

Klopp is a huge statement, no denying it.

False. If it's not in your makeup, you won't do it. Good look getting Mario B to do it.

Strong early Genesis overtones there I'm sure Klopp would approve

It's Klopp. And it's all but done I think based on what I've just been told team.

I'm made for s*** lookalike business if we hire Klopp.

Ian Ayre will survive, you can bet your house on that.

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He's the white Pogba. Don't try and make a word out of it though.

Football is a lie.

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/news-and-comment/steven-gerrard-how-the-former-liverpool-captain-held-power-in-the-corridors-of-anfield-10516069.html I do find it uncanny that everything that was always suspected of Ian Ayre was seemingly right.

He's caught between the moon and New York City

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"FSG made it clear during the summer of 2014 that they wanted Rodgers, who had established an enviable reputation as an innovative and far-sighted coach, to pass on his knowledge to Steven Gerrard. Gerrard had retired from international football because he wanted to prolong his Liverpool career. FSG recognised that Gerrard was a symbol of the club and understood the financial and sporting benefits of extending the association beyond even Gerrard’s expectations. FSG wanted Gerrard to shadow Rodgers and to learn from him. Somehow the message got lost. Negotiations for Gerrard’s Liverpool contract were delayed and when they finally did begin, Ayre was late arriving for the first meeting, which was brief. The coaching plan was only revealed to Gerrard when he’d announced his departure from Anfield for Los Angeles Galaxy. He alluded to this without really expanding upon it during a radio interview last week, ahead of the release of his second autobiography. Gerrard moved on in the summer, while Rodgers remained, but a month into the new season there is little sign of improvement for Liverpool. Bad defeats at home to West Ham and at Manchester United suggest the manager is way short of his stated aim of returning the club to the Champions League"

Did everybody hear about Ian Ayre turning up late to the crucial Gerrard meeting about when he was supposed to pass on the message from on high about him having a coaching role moving forward.

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