20110321

Henry: Doing it the ‘Liverpool way’
It’s something called the Liverpool way and you do these things behind closed doors.
Related links
Teams
Also see
Liverpool chief John W Henry insists that talks with Kenny Dalglish will be held in private and in the right way.
Principal owner Henry is quickly adapting to what he describes as the ‘Liverpool way’ and he insists that talks about the manager’s job will be done behind closed doors.
Henry watched Dalglish’s side claim a 2-0 win over Sunderland at the Stadium of Light on Sunday, a victory which takes them to within four points of fifth place Tottenham.
Last week Henry admitted talks were yet to begin in earnest over Dalglish’s immediate future, as his current tenure is only due to last until the summer.
And he continues to maintain that any talks over Dalglish’s future will not be played out in public.
Private
“What’s going on in that regard is private,” Henry is quoted by the Daily Telegraph.
“It’s something called the Liverpool way and you do these things behind closed doors.
“I’m not going to talk about these things, but he’s done very well.
“It’s all very positive, someone was saying that people weren’t happy here. But I think since that person left, people are happier.
“We are working on the future. We will have to have a lot of days like today to do that (finish fifth). This was a big three points, because this is a tough place.
“Tottenham are fifth and look very good, so we will have to play extraordinarily well. We will have to win when they come to Anfield to have a shot at that.”
Dalglish was also quick to rubbish reports claiming he had asked for a four-year deal.
“As regards the job, I’ve seen in the papers I’ve asked for a four-year contract, but I don’t know who I’m supposed to have asked. I also saw that I was offered two but I don’t know who sent that in,” he said.
“Somebody asked if I’d spoken to the owners. Of course I have, I speak to them every week. They’re fantastic and supportive but there’s been no detailed discussions about next year.
“Until there’s something to be said we can’t make it up for you, until then, there’s nothing.
“For me that’s not a problem. The club has always been the most important thing. I don’t have a problem with that. There’s no pressure on anyone.”
Liverpool Qualify for Europe 2011-12 Season. Click here to bet.
‘ );
}
});
$.ajax(
url: “/yourview/comments_json/0,26302,6827790_”+selectedPageNumber+”_20,00.txt”,
cache: true,
dataType: “json”,
success: function(json)
loadingFinished = true;
$(‘#load-comments’).html(”);
processJSONComments(json, selectedPageNumber);
if (typeof _hbPageView != “undefined”)
myPN = hbx.pn + ” – ” + selectedPageNumber;
myMLC = hbx.mlc + “/” + selectedPageNumber;
_hbPageView(myPN, myMLC);
if (typeof SKY_TRACKING != “undefined”)
// section will remain as it is on the page
// contentType will be “article comments” or “match comments”
SKY_TRACKING.contentType = “article comments”;
SKY_TRACKING.pagination = “page ” + selectedPageNumber;
sky.tracking.launch ( SKY_TRACKING );
$(‘#load-comments’).css(‘min-height’, ” );
$(‘#load-comments’).css(‘display’, ” );
$(‘#load-comments’).children(‘.ss-opinion-comment-box-comment’).show();
},
error: function (XMLHttpRequest, textStatus, errorThrown)
loadingFinished = true;
$(‘#load-comments #loading’).remove();
$(‘#load-comments’).children(‘.ss-opinion-comment-box-comment’).show();
});
window.location.hash=’yourviewcomments’;
return false;
});
}
function processJSONComments(json,page)
var perPage = 20;
var beginIndex = (page-1) * perPage;
var createdComments = 0;
var comment;
$(‘.ss-opinion-comment-box ul.pagination li’).removeClass(‘on’);
$(‘.ss-opinion-comment-box ul.pagination’).find(‘li:eq(‘+page+’)’).addClass(‘on’);
$(‘.pag-key span’).html(page);
for(var i in json)
comment = jsoni;
createComment(i, comment);
createdComments++;
updatePagination(page);
}
function processXMLComments(xml,page)
var perPage = 20;
var beginIndex = (page-1) * perPage;
var createdComments = 0;
$(‘.ss-opinion-comment-box ul.pagination li’).removeClass(‘on’);
$(‘.ss-opinion-comment-box ul.pagination’).find(‘li:eq(‘+page+’)’).addClass(‘on’);
$(‘.pag-key span’).html(page);
$(“comment”,xml).each(
function(index,node)
createComment(index, node);
createdComments++;
);
updatePagination(page);
}
function updatePagination(page)
var paginationItems = $(“ul.pagination”);
var totalPages = 0;
var startPage = 1;
if( totalPages ‘ +
startPage + ”;
if( startPage == page )
$(node).addClass(‘on’);
else
$(node).removeAttr(‘class’);
$(node).html(pageHtml);
startPage++;
}
);
}
);
setupCommentPageClickHandlers();
}
function createComment(index, commentNode )
if(commentNode.ownerDocument)
var user = $(“user”,commentNode).text();
var favTeam = $(“favTeam”,commentNode).text();
var comment = $(“body”,commentNode).text();
var dateCreated = $(“dateCreated”,commentNode).text();
var editorComments = $(“editorComments”,commentNode).text();
else
var user = commentNode.user;
var favTeam = commentNode.favTeam;
var comment = commentNode.body;
var dateCreated = commentNode.dateCreated;
var editorComments = commentNode.editorComments;
var nomination = commentNode.ysTitle;
var commentHTML = ”;
$(‘#load-comments’).append(commentHTML);
}
European review
Inter Milan closed the gap in Italy, Barcelona and Real Madrid both won as Dortmund were held.
Good Week/Bad Week
Who is flying high this week and who is in the doldrums? skysports.com has the answers…
Fantasy review
Skysports.com reflects on which players shone in the latest round of Premier League fixtures.
Terry happy with Capello
John Terry insists his respect for head coach Fabio Capello never wavered despite being stripped of England’s captaincy.
Holden – No Evans blame
Bolton midfielder Stuart Holden has accepted an apology from Jonny Evans and holds no grudge against the Manchester United defender.
Holden facing six months out
Bolton have confirmed that the knee injury suffered by Stuart Holden against Man Utd on Saturday will keep him out for up to six months.
Harry retains title belief
Harry Redknapp retains the belief that his start-studded squad are capable of winning the Premier League title.

See the rest here:
Henry – Dalglish talks private
