Who of our squad will makes good managers?

[New York Red]

Pepe -- Not sure

Sami -- Definitely would be a good manager

Carra -- I don't think so. Good in the studio maybe.

Xabi -- I think he'd be an awesome manager

Marscher -- Don't think so

Benny -- Nope

Stevie -- Not sure. I suspect not.

Kuyt -- He'll have his own academies

Torres -- He'll be in the studio.

[mally]

does this thread have a black box fitted?

[Andy @ Allerton]

I reckon that Carragher, Sami, Kuyt and Alonso would make decent managers.

 

Perhaps in the future Mascherano as well.

 

It's an interesting one seeing those that want to put themselves into the spotlight and which ones do well at it. Always quite funny seeing the Manc players all throwing themselves into (And largely failing) at management.

 

I personally am interested to see how Shearer gets on with his role at Newcastle.

[carrafan]

I reckon that Carragher, Sami, Kuyt and Alonso would make decent managers.

 

I just cant see that Duracell bunny Derek manage to stay in the managers box for 90 minutes. He'd be a role model in training though !

 

I thought this thread was closed?!

[Jonesy]

I just cant see that Duracell bunny Derek manage to stay in the managers box for 90 minutes. He'd be a role model in training though !

 

I thought this thread was closed?!

 

 

it's been andyd

[John am Rhein]

Torres will run a guesthouse in the Canary Islands

Kuyt will become a member of the European Parliament

Carragher will host a chat show

Hyypia will become a software developer

[David Hodgson]

I'll predict here and now that Carra will at some stage manage at premiership level. I think he's a classic in the making.

[Foo]

I predict Alvaro Arbeloa for future manager in La Liga.

[sutty]

I don't care.

[Knox_Harrington]

Jay Spearing - Advertising Paul Rooney Solicitors.

Andrey Voronin - VT Editor for Endemol.

Fabio Aurelio - Chairman of the 1922 Committee.

[Andy @ Allerton]

I'll predict here and now that Carra will at some stage manage at premiership level. I think he's a classic in the making.

 

Absolutely agree. Of the ones cited so far - he has a strength of character and conviction in his words. I think he'd be a cracking motivator - but a manager that would never forget where he came from. Not sure I'd like him at Liverpool 'immediately' without him learning his trade at a lower level - or certainly as a second in command - but then again some managers slot right in and some don't.

[Kvarme Ate My Food]

Absolutely agree. Of the ones cited so far - he has a strength of character and conviction in his words. I think he'd be a cracking motivator - but a manager that would never forget where he came from. Not sure I'd like him at Liverpool 'immediately' without him learning his trade at a lower level - or certainly as a second in command - but then again some managers slot right in and some don't.

 

in a thread that deserves your own brand of zaniness, you decide to engage in serious conversation

[Stevie H]

I'll predict here and now that Carra will at some stage manage at premiership level. I think he's a classic in the making.

i think carragher's got more of the sammy lee about him. classic number two rather than manager.

 

although i could well see daniel agger being the manager of the metallica fiftieth anniversary 'speed of sh*t' tour in 2030.

[Flight]

Carra will be a good manager, as will a number of our ex players, notably Danny Murphy.

[Sion]

Great footballers hardly ever make great managers, for some reason. Can't see more than 1 or 2 from our current squad successfully managing at a top level

nor do i care

[John am Rhein]

The managers of the future will be players we've never heard of.

 

Certainly not Liverpool players.

[smithdown]

Dossena will be head president of Earth Europa FC and will be roundly accused of using it as a stepping stone for the Jupiter job.

[rikf]

Xabi for me; his speed of though on the football pitch is unreal. I think he is highly intelligent, has a great football brain and has the potential to become a fantastic manager one day.

[johngibo YPC]

I reckon i'll probably move into management at some point

[smithdown]

I reckon i'll probably move into management at some point

 

Just carefully learning the ropes and biding your time til the right job comes along, aren't you lad?

 

Was going to go the willow or kelly's to watch this, but they always lose when I do and I have a little gentle buzz off the few blues. Staying away today.

[New York Red]

Torres will run a guesthouse in the Canary Islands

Kuyt will become a member of the European Parliament

Carragher will host a chat show

Hyypia will become a software developer

 

Now we're talking!!!

 

I think you know all these guys personaly don't you John? You've got them pegged perfectly.

 

(By the way, the reviews of the new stadium are unbelievable!!!!)

[New York Red]

i think carragher's got more of the sammy lee about him. classic number two rather than manager.

 

although i could well see daniel agger being the manager of the metallica fiftieth anniversary 'speed of sh*t' tour in 2030.

 

I agree with you about Carra. I'd like to think he has more to him than Thommo too.

 

For some reason I can picture Stevie dressed up to the nines parading on the sidelines.

 

Sami and Xabi just seem to be great thinkers to me. They seem to be thinking two steps ahead of everyone on the field and that will stand them in great stead for being good managers.

[New York Red]

I don't care.

 

Then don't comment. Easy right?

[Chili Palmer]

Degen, thats why Rafa bought him, to teach him his trade.

[New York Red]

Degen, thats why Rafa bought him, to teach him his trade.

 

I have to think he'd injure his rotator cuff when he folded his arms in contempt for a fellow manager.