[Questioner]

I play Liverpool but got sacked in November despite being in the top 10.
I was picking players on form and so rotated too much because players were letting the team down.
However if I had more time, I would be able to work out which players can be relied upon to perform well.

So I would benefit from a club that gave me at least 2 seasons. Which is what the chairman of Liverpool offered me when he signed me up on a contract till 2009. (Not IRL)

[dweaver]

Definitely NOT Chelsea's. Roman and his buddies expect for you to be at least in the Top 2 in every damn competition you enter.

I won 2 league cups, 1 league title and 1 CL in 2 years and they only just renewed my contract.

[rashidi1]

If you take a club that's generally considered a title chaser or a Euro spot fighter then you'll be challenged...if its something easier you crave then look for teams that have a mid table expectation..these are ones that may give you a bit more time to rebuild

[yunsun]

Try AS Roma in Serie A~

[ezamudin]

^

D: Since when did Roma joined EPL?

Next time, learn to read >.>

[kkboy80]

top 10? with liverpool?

shouldnt you be in top 6 at the very least, bare minimum.

[kkboy80]

try everton i had fun with them, good board but if you exceed expectations be prepared to suffer.

[thisboyshouts]

portsmouth, p'raps?

[daylight]

if you want a couple of season`s to work it out which are your best player`s and to rebuild your squad I would advise taking a team like Ipswich or watford or a good championship side get them promoted in the 1st season,I am having great fun with Ipswich,Promoted the 1st year now in my 4th season with them and sitting in 8th nearing xmas.The problem is when you take over 1 of the top 4 teams you are an unknown manager and if you dont hit the ground running you will be sacked by the end of the year.

[sevenman]

bit silly really but liverpool generally do not sack managers they are always given time