So we spoke last week about Brendan Rogers and how he, you know, he scurried back up to Scotland

to try and maintain some sort of reputation and he's gone back to winning things.

Gerard has got no obvious move left, I think, as a manager other than Championship.

Probably shouldn't

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But it's not helped.

What he needs is somewhere

where he will win.

And to your point, I don't think

it ranges exactly that

in terms of attractive propositions right now because they're not likely to topple, nor even come close to hearts, let alone fucking Celtic, anytime soon. So it's not an instant, look how good a job I'm doing. Now, it might have improved on the back of what Russell Mine had done, but it's incremental. It would have took time. It's hard work, actually, as well.

It's not a walk-in day one, here we go again, type vibe. So he probably does need a job where he can walk into it and they just dominate. They're not many them around. Celtic is one. And they're not taking Stephen Zed and Ardick Manor. There will be somewhere, someone somewhere in Europe that is a sure-fired success story

that wants the name Stephen Gerald as their manager what that looks like I don't

quite know but it exists and at some point I reckon Gerald goes to it just like I mean

he picked the team that was going to be at best the fifth best team in in the Saudi Pro League. You know, so he's already made that wrong. I said this when he left Rangers is he should have gone to Europe and he should have gone, what you're saying there, he should have tried to go to Portugal and go and get one of the big three over there and being with a good chance of picking up another. So, or Christ, again, go to the Dutch League and then probably get absolutely blown out

the water by Honestlot, not that we knew it at the time.

But something like that, whereas now, where's his stock at?

Because, yeah, you're right, Rangers is not a shoe in.

Brendan's got the last great sort of, the cushy job in that league now. He don't only damage his reputation, really, because what they managed to achieve was brilliant, and it was historic, and that was the perfect time to get out. And ultimately, what we don't know, it's just how much is he asked like you know out where's his

fire he's never going to be Liverpool manager you know or if he did it would have to he

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