14 Sep 2015 19:11:28
Long time Norwegian reader of these excelent site, finally posting for the first time here.
Its sadly some troubling times for our beloved club, and I am like many others also worried on Rodgers ability to establish this club in PL top four.
I would just express how impressed I am about Bob Bradley, and the work he had been doing in Norwegian football. In front of this season his team Stabæk was doomed for relegation by every single expert in Nowegian football, mainly because Bradley lost 6-7 important players. Bradley managed to replace them, and also replaced them with players that fitted exactly into Bradleys system.

Stabæk has been playing som exciting football, and are now the second best team in Norway. I know its far from directly comparable to EPL, but Bradley is a true rock solid football caracter. He is a no nonsens kind of guy.
His own words about his future do fit well on to Liverpool FC doesn't it? :

"I’d love to go to any club that has a way of doing things - that history. Where could that be? It could be in a lot of places"

- Bob Bradley

1.) 14 Sep 2015
14 Sep 2015 19:59:10
Welcome to the site bob. Lol

2.) 14 Sep 2015
14 Sep 2015 21:47:07
Thanks for the post Redskin.I was wondering where Bradley was now.

3.) 14 Sep 2015
14 Sep 2015 23:06:49
Bradley has done some great work at Stabæk with very limited funds, but i havo to say that Tippeligaen is one of the worst leagues in Europe and Stabæk was underperforming before he took over. But again i have to say that i am impressed with what he has done, and the way he want his team to play.

{Ed002's Note - The fans have had their say and trashed him - they don't want him.}

4.) 14 Sep 2015
14 Sep 2015 23:26:39
Informative article about him on four four two if anyone's interested

5.) 15 Sep 2015
15 Sep 2015 10:15:18
I would rather have a manager who can do what he does, turn around struggling teams, regardless of the league, than a struggling manager that takes his teams backwards and under-performs on every level.
I know there is an argument that he hasn't done it in a top league but neither has Brendan.
Surely can't be that much difference for a manager to go from Norway to England? A player yes, but manager? If he is tactically sound and gets the best from his players wherever he goes then why not?