[King Gizzard]

Having a meeting with the owners, and theres loads of rumours flying about

James Dall ‏ @JamesDallESPN
#LFC have declined to comment on the future of manager Kenny Dalglish, amid rumours the Scot could be set to part company with the club.

[bbfan1991]

Oh dear if the rumours are true, thought they would stick by him.

[Locke.]

Only twitter rumors from what I can make out. He's in Boston with Steve Clarke, they were at the Red Sox game last night I think. Doubt we will, and hope we don't, sack him.

[Kate!]

I'd be pretty shocked if this happened, and hope it doesn't, his heart is totally in the club

[Samuel.]

We won't. FGS don't seem the type to be interested in sacking managers after every poor season.

I don't know if I've mentioned it already, but Rafa is still available...

[Locke.]

Ben Smith ‏ @BenSmithBBC

@Mintosocks for what's it worth Dalglish is back here now and did not step down.

[King Gizzard]

Suppose you wouldn't invite someone over to just sack them when they can be done over the phone/fax

Wouldn't of been surprised to see him ''move upstairs'' again though, then he's neither sacked or resigned

[Samuel.]

Yeah, he'll never be actually sacked, just moved back to his position if anything.

[Legend killer]

Pmsl

[joeysteele]

I think they'll give him another season.

[mrlecturer]

If I were Kenny i'd peace to Indiana for a few days, and watch how effective having big names (LeBron James, LFC minority share holder, and Dwayne Wade) in one team can be.

[Locke.]

There are dramatic developments unfolding at Anfield that could lead to Kenny Dalglish leaving Liverpool by the end of the day.

Dalglish, who guided Liverpool to Carling Cup glory but oversaw their FA Cup final defeat to Chelsea at Wembley this season, is in danger of being shown the door by the club's Fenway Sports Group owners, just two days after holding a showdown summit with main men John W Henry and Tom Werner.

Dalglish arrived back in Merseyside on Wednesday but is due to leave the UK again to go on holiday with his wife.

The Reds finished in eighth place in the league - four points below rivals Everton and level with ninth-placed Fulham on goal difference - in a woeful season that saw them lose four league games at Anfield.

The 61-year-old only returned to the Liverpool hot-seat in January 2011 after replacing axed boss Roy Hodgson.

Dalglish, who has won nine league titles, three European Cup trophies, three FA Cups and five League Cup triumphs during his combined 15 years of service as a player and manager at Liverpool, could become the latest in a series of high-profile departures, following director of football Damien Comolli and communications chief Ian Cotton out of the exit door.

Former Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas, Wigan's Roberto Martinez and former boss Rafa Benitez are all in the running to succeed Dalglish in charge of the club should he leave.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...#ixzz1v2tEKYuo

[King Gizzard]

Times Sport ‏ @TimesSport

We understand that Kenny Dalglish could leave Liverpool #lfc by the end of the day. More soon

[King Gizzard]

Better not get Lambert or Martinez

[Locke.]

Henry Winter ‏ @henrywinter
Kenny Dalglish is about to leave #lfc.

**** sake, 4 managers in 4 years. I think he should be given more time but it's understandable really, I just don't know why they've done it like this and not 2 days ago when he was in the States.

[Locke.]

BBC Sport ‏ @BBCSport

Kenny Dalglish leaves Liverpool

[King Gizzard]

He's been sacked however they dress it up

[GiRTh]

Confirmed on Sky Sports News.

[MTVN]

Wow, even with that league position and some bad signings I thought they'd give him another season see if he could build something.

They should go for Martinez or AVB

[Locke.]

Rafa is the only option.

[bbfan1991]

Oh no, he was out of sync with modern Football though IMO!

If Liverpool had Rafa Benitez as Manager again then the club would be going a step backwards when they are supposed to be looking forward?

[Locke.]

Rafa should never have been sacked in the first place.

[Samuel.]

[Locke.]

We have apparently already approached another manager who is already at a Premier League club, so Rafa unfortunately doesn't look like it will happen

[bbfan1991]

It's Patrice Evra's fault.