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It took six years, Stu.
But it happened.
Dean fing Saunders.
Hit the nail on the head. Something like this.
Liverpool are used to winning and they want winners. That’s why they sacked Slot and it might be too much for Iriola.
He likened it to Moyes replacing Ferguson. Man U want to win. Ferguson wanted to win every game.
Moyes, he said, wanted to go out and not lose every game.
That is how we are perceived. Why is Moyes good enough for Everton, but Slot – a league winner – not good enough for our neighbours?
Why did Spurs sack Postecoglou – a cup winner?
Ambition. Spurs may well be worse than us in many ways but at least they want to win and be better. Yeah they might piss it up, but they will come back again and probably be challenging for trophies way sooner than us. They try.
We are nothing. Nobody fears us, but they don’t laugh at us either. Nothing.
I don’t want to hear how we are stabilising. I’d argue we’d already stabilised by the time Moyes came in. Yeah Dyche wasn’t good enough, but Thelwell and he had already made all the slimlining.
I don’t want to hear how we need to be patient with Friedkin. Roma wasn’t built in a day etc. Bollox. Friedkin were ruthless at Roma and now look at them.
We deserve ruthless.
Why should we be hearing that Moyes is great for us but not good enough for Man U?
Its nonsense. As controversial as it might be to say, I miss Moshiri, not the bit where he almost took us out of existence! But he showed ambition, and but for PSR and a Ukraine war – who knows where he might have taken us eventually.
Friedkin may well be savvy business people, but fuck their lack of respect. The hard work was already done, they’ve done the refinancing now give us a little bit of Roma love.