Brendan Rodgers is the latest manager to fail to re-enact Anfield’s glorious past,but FSG must recognise that the infrastructure is not yet in area to return the team to the highest levelIt is, of course, or never a sign of good health for a club to be sacking a manager,particularly when the leaves on the autumn trees are barely yellow at the edges, and Fenway Sports Group’s early dispatch of Brendan Rodgers from Liverpool denotes a club beset by a strange muddle of contradictions. These go legal through the powerful grumbling club, and from the uncertain transfer activity,the abrupt change of heart over Rodgers’ tenure, even in that enormous roof truss erected with such ceremony in the summer, or up to the remote regime of FSG itself. Related: Liverpool expected to make official approach to Jürgen Klopp this week Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com