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Through_The_T said:
Surprising news, to say the least….

www.espn.com

Sources: Liverpool rule out Alonso to follow Klopp

Liverpool have abandoned plans to pursue Bayer Leverkusen coach Xabi Alonso as a replacement for Jurgen Klopp as manager, sources told ESPN, with Brighton's Roberto De Zerbi and Sporting CP coach Ruben Amorim regarded as leading candidates.
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I wonder if he just told them he wasn't interested. Hard to blame him if so. He's only been managing a couple of seasons, and probably has a bright future ahead of him. Being the guy that follows Klopp is going to be tough.
 
#7,227
#7,227
Through_The_T said:
Surprising news, to say the least….

www.espn.com

Sources: Liverpool rule out Alonso to follow Klopp

Liverpool have abandoned plans to pursue Bayer Leverkusen coach Xabi Alonso as a replacement for Jurgen Klopp as manager, sources told ESPN, with Brighton's Roberto De Zerbi and Sporting CP coach Ruben Amorim regarded as leading candidates.
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The rumors are that he’s waiting for Real Madrid next summer. I didn’t think Bayern Munich had a shot at him at all but I thought Liverpool would at least tempt him.
 
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Good for him. It is a little bit of a risk not to jump somewhere now because if they fall back next year some of the sheen will come off.
 
#7,231
#7,231
Most of the chatter has been around Amorim. From an attacking football standpoint it makes sense. I was very high on him before we hired Poch but after hiring Potter who had no big experience they weren’t gonna turn around and give the job to a young manager who not only doesn’t have big experience but also just minimal experience overall. De Zerbi maybe? Girona manager? Pool fans, who are you hoping for?

Optus Sport

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Nash_Vol97 said:
Most of the chatter has been around Amorim. From an attacking football standpoint it makes sense. I was very high on him before we hired Poch but after hiring Potter who had no big experience they weren’t gonna turn around and give the job to a young manager who not only doesn’t have big experience but also just minimal experience overall. De Zerbi maybe? Girona manager? Pool fans, who are you hoping for?

Optus Sport

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Jose
 
#7,234
#7,234
Someone who understands soccer better than me explain how you get to draw a foul by sticking your foot in front of a guy’s leg while he is in the action of clearing. Bizarre rule.
 
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#7,235
Don't look now but Wrexham sitting in an automatic promotion spot to League One with 6 games left. Will they do it?

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#7,242
#7,242
That Chelsea vs United match was a tantalizing display… of incompetence.

Thank you, United, for being more incompetent today.
 
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Opta data thinks the most likely order of title race this year ends up:

1. Liverpool
2. City
3. Arsenal.

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#7,249
#7,249
The magic number for Wrexham to get automatic promotion to League One is 7 points out of their last 4 games. Even if teams 3 through 7 behind them in the table all won their remaining games Wrexham would still get automatic promotion if they can just get 7 more points. If MK Dons and Barrow both lose just 1 of their remaining games that magic number for automatic promotion drops down to 4. This all assuming the G/D stays in the same order. Wrexham is +8 ahead of both of them.

Will be interesting though. 3 out of Wrexham’s remaining 4 games are against teams in the top 7. Gonna be tough sledding though.
 
#7,250
#7,250
It’s criminal that both the Arsenal-Bayern and Madrid-City games are both at the same time today. Gonna have to pull out the dual screens I guess.
 
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