Candidates for the vacant manager's seat at Anfield continue to accrue; though a number of those listed by the Fenway Sports Group (FSG) are either writing themselves out of the running or creating distance from continuing speculation.
Andre Villas Boas was subject to interest from FSG before he joined Chelsea. A £12 million buy-out clause in his contract with Porto was a factor in an approach not being made.
Read more...Ian Ayre is confident that a change of manager will not lead to an exodus of star names from the Anfield squad.
Based on conversations with high profile members of the dressing room, the club's managing director predicts that there will be no players asking to leave in the wake of Kenny Dalglish's departure.
Read more...A group of Liverpool supporters have a plan to demonstrate to the club's American owners, whom their choice would be to take over the vacant manager's role at Anfield.
Following the results of almost every fans' poll, it's clear that the popular choice amongst most would be a return for 2005 Champions League winning manager Rafael Benitez. This is despite leaked stories and gossip suggesting that current Wigan boss, Roberto Martinez and recently dismissed Chelsea manager, Andreas Villas Boas are frontrunners for the position.
It's believed that NESV will begin interviewing candidates next week. Shanklygates' betting partner, Paddy Power are currently offering odds of 5/1 on a return for Benitez. Please click the banner to the right to obtain a free £50 bet with PaddyPower when you register a new account.
The supporters group will meet today at 6:30pm behind the Kop, with flags and banners in support of Benitez.
Fenway Sports Group (FSG) have wasted little time in assembling a shortlist of potential new managers.
Having gained permission to talk with and potentially interview Roberto Martinez, discussions have also taken place with representatives acting for Andre Villas Boas. Swansea City have also been contacted regarding the availability of Brendan Rodgers.
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