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4 minutes ago, Ricey said:

Rodgers got very spiky when asked about why he played a back three on Saturday and he rather patronisingly said that if we had played a back four it would have been a long afternoon (as if it wasn’t anyway).

 

Just listened to the Totally Football Show and they mentioned an interesting stat; Against back threes this season Chelsea have won all 6 of their games and not conceded a goal. All their dropped points have been against back fours.

He was terrifically rude and myopic with it. Said we'd have had a bad afternoon with a back four which carries the implication that he thought Saturday to be a good afternoon. 

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1 minute ago, coolhandfox said:

Yes because he's magic and can stop impact injuries like broken legs and ACLs 

have you missed all the soft tissue injuries since he left? They are very much preventable, it seems like half the team have missed games with a pulled hamstring

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11 minutes ago, The Year Of The Fox said:

The ‘cramped schedule’ excuse wasn’t washing with me last season. And it definitely can’t wash with anyone now.

 

Rennie’s departure is too much of a coincidence to have no relevance at all with all these injuries. 

I'm just theorising, but perhaps Rennie questioned the effect Rodgers' intense training methods would have on the squad, so Rodgers removed him. 

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6 minutes ago, foxile5 said:

He was terrifically rude and myopic with it. Said we'd have had a bad afternoon with a back four which carries the implication that he thought Saturday to be a good afternoon. 

Brendan set that side up so we didn't get completely blown away 5 or 6 nil. Don't think he had any interest in winning the game. Damage limitation. 

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4 minutes ago, 4everfox said:

I'm just, theorising but perhaps Rennie questioned the effect Rodgers' intense training methods would have on the squad, so Rodgers removed him. 

I'm just theorising you feel smarter using that word then using the word guessing? 

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Can somebody tell me ,what exactly does Chris Davies do? If Rodgers had a highly respected ex pro as his assistant instead of somebody who has barely played football it might make a motivational difference . How about Wes for instance?

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Just now, 4everfox said:

I'm just theorising, but perhaps Rennie questioned the effect Rodgers' intense training methods would have on the squad, so Rodgers removed him. 

It’s a good theory 

 

Had this argument many times with mates from at least the beginning of this year.

 

In their eyes Bodgers could never do anything wrong and the injuries definitely had no correlation to Rennie leaving


 

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7 minutes ago, adam said:

Brendan set that side up so we didn't get completely blown away 5 or 6 nil. Don't think he had any interest in winning the game. Damage limitation. 

We very nearly got blown away 6 nil. And that's not a good thing you're pointing out. It's dour, negative football. 

 

As one poster pointed out - Chelsea have been dropping points against teams with a back 4. Suggesting that would have been worse than what we saw is at best misguided. 

 

The problem is that his pride over his self perception trumped any progressive thinking and he became rude when challenged. That's not a good thing at all. 

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38 minutes ago, coolhandfox said:

And a lot of horrendous individual errors.

 

I can think of two big ones from Kasper, hitting it against Ndidi ass at Bournemouth and punching it into his owe net against Spurs 

 

They are as much to blame as the manager when it goes wrong as to be praised when it goes right.  

And Kasper passing it to the Chelsea player on Saturday (Hudson -Odoi?) to take a pot shot at goal.

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16 minutes ago, The Year Of The Fox said:

It’s a good theory 

 

Had this argument many times with mates from at least the beginning of this year.

 

In their eyes Bodgers could never do anything wrong and the injuries definitely had no correlation to Rennie leaving


 

Would genuinely not be surprised if this was the reason. He seems arrogant enough to believe that anyone who questions him is wrong, and it is a head physio's role to advise on such matters. Maybe Rodgers just wanted a yes-man. 

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5 hours ago, Scotch said:

In Brendan Rodgers first interview as Leicester boss, he said this...

 

"The expectancy here is to be challenging for a European place and to win a trophy. That has to be the expectations".

 

So to hear him come out and say that we have "overachieved" in his time here is a stretch given that we have achieved exactly what he laid out as our goals under him as manager.

 

You can't say "this is what we want to achieve", do exactly that and then as soon as the pressure is on turn around and say "well I've delivered more than what was expected". 


 

to say that we have overachieved can also be a very dangerous message to send to the players about what standard of play is acceptable..

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22 minutes ago, foxile5 said:

We very nearly got blown away 6 nil. And that's not a good thing you're pointing out. It's dour, negative football. 

 

As one poster pointed out - Chelsea have been dropping points against teams with a back 4. Suggesting that would have been worse than what we saw is at best misguided. 

 

The problem is that his pride over his self perception trumped any progressive thinking and he became rude when challenged. That's not a good thing at all. 

Steady on. I didn't set up the side. 😂

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25 minutes ago, coolhandfox said:

How are you fixed, you'll do?

 

I've got a thing for idiots, its a total turn on.............

Talking of idiots... 

 

You do realise that Rodgers had these same problems at Reading and Liverpool, don't you? Occam's razor suggests that it's likely to be the common denominator at fault. Guess who that is? Initials are BR if it helps. 

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28 minutes ago, The Year Of The Fox said:

It’s a good theory 

 

Had this argument many times with mates from at least the beginning of this year.

 

In their eyes Bodgers could never do anything wrong and the injuries definitely had no correlation to Rennie leaving


 

Of course it does. 
 

We’ve had 2 ACLs and a leg break

 

What about the recurring injuries for almost every squad player we’ve got? 
 

You can’t conveniently overlook them because it’s criticising Rodgers.

 

The buck stops with him, just how it stopped with Klopp when he was blaming all and sundry but himself last season 

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Just now, MPH said:


 

to say that we have overachieved can also be a very dangerous message to send to the players about what standard of play is acceptable..

Absolutely. 

 

The message, regardless of where we are in the league and how well we are doing should be "well that was a great achievement but that's done, what about now?" And that goes for everything in all aspects.... "last season was great, what about this one?", "you were great in the last match, how you going to improve in the next one?" "Great goal/assist.... you going to give us another?".

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