Gérard Houllier: The “Dynasty” Chapter

    Written by Paul Tomkins on September 9th, 2010

    Gérard Houllier: The “Dynasty” Chapter

    More so than any other Liverpool manager, Gérard Houllier’s stewardship is characterised by two distinct periods, divided by a single dramatic event: the building up of a very good side, and then failure as he dismantled it following a near-death experience as his aortic valve ruptured.

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