bavlondon wrote:Sometimes the conditions dictate a rough season.
Don't worry Rafa, your always welcome back here.
by some of the fans

bigmick wrote:Shankly and Rafa in the same paragraph never seems quite right to me for some reason. Rafa and Houllier, yes I can go with that. But not our great managers
maguskwt wrote:bigmick wrote:Shankly and Rafa in the same paragraph never seems quite right to me for some reason. Rafa and Houllier, yes I can go with that. But not our great managers
as much as you hate Rafa Mick, he's much much better than Roy...
bavlondon wrote:Trying to replace Rafa with Roy is like putting a silk hat on a pig. No offence but that is what it is. I fail to understand after have spent several weeks in the relegation zone that we are still with the 'better' manager of the 2. Most other fans I have spoken to would have Rafa back in a heartbeat.
You never know what the future may hold.
bigmick wrote:I don't hate anybody Magus, definately not some football manager who seems like a nice enough fella and who did a decent job of managing Liverpool Football Club. Why would I hate him FFS? I don't love him or worship him like some of you guys, but hate him? nah.
As for whether or not he's "better" than Roy, it's not really important. What IS important is who stood the best chance of taking the club forward this season, uniting the players etc etc. There's no doubt whatsoever in my mind that for that task, we have the better manager of the two.
maguskwt wrote:bigmick wrote:I don't hate anybody Magus, definately not some football manager who seems like a nice enough fella and who did a decent job of managing Liverpool Football Club. Why would I hate him FFS? I don't love him or worship him like some of you guys, but hate him? nah.
As for whether or not he's "better" than Roy, it's not really important. What IS important is who stood the best chance of taking the club forward this season, uniting the players etc etc. There's no doubt whatsoever in my mind that for that task, we have the better manager of the two.
I disagree, under Rafa, we would have never been in the relegation zone. Ergo, taking into account teams such as Man City and Spurs have struggled, we would easily be in the top 4 and slugging it out near Arsenal by now...
SouthCoastShankly wrote:maguskwt wrote:bigmick wrote:I don't hate anybody Magus, definately not some football manager who seems like a nice enough fella and who did a decent job of managing Liverpool Football Club. Why would I hate him FFS? I don't love him or worship him like some of you guys, but hate him? nah.
As for whether or not he's "better" than Roy, it's not really important. What IS important is who stood the best chance of taking the club forward this season, uniting the players etc etc. There's no doubt whatsoever in my mind that for that task, we have the better manager of the two.
I disagree, under Rafa, we would have never been in the relegation zone. Ergo, taking into account teams such as Man City and Spurs have struggled, we would easily be in the top 4 and slugging it out near Arsenal by now...
Not sure about that![]()
What would prompt such a vast increase in performance from last season under Rafa. The players and systems failed last season, you reckon Rafa would of over hauled it?
I don't.
Unfortunately for Hodgson he has inherited a squad designed to play a system that he doesn't coach. No excuses mind for the dreadful performances. But now at least his style of play is working better and generating results.
I've said it many times before that I think we should not of employed Hodgson, it doesn't seem right. But I would of hated it equally if we had kept Rafa.
bavlondon wrote:SouthCoastShankly wrote:maguskwt wrote:bigmick wrote:I don't hate anybody Magus, definately not some football manager who seems like a nice enough fella and who did a decent job of managing Liverpool Football Club. Why would I hate him FFS? I don't love him or worship him like some of you guys, but hate him? nah.
As for whether or not he's "better" than Roy, it's not really important. What IS important is who stood the best chance of taking the club forward this season, uniting the players etc etc. There's no doubt whatsoever in my mind that for that task, we have the better manager of the two.
I disagree, under Rafa, we would have never been in the relegation zone. Ergo, taking into account teams such as Man City and Spurs have struggled, we would easily be in the top 4 and slugging it out near Arsenal by now...
Not sure about that![]()
What would prompt such a vast increase in performance from last season under Rafa. The players and systems failed last season, you reckon Rafa would of over hauled it?
I don't.
Unfortunately for Hodgson he has inherited a squad designed to play a system that he doesn't coach. No excuses mind for the dreadful performances. But now at least his style of play is working better and generating results.
I've said it many times before that I think we should not of employed Hodgson, it doesn't seem right. But I would of hated it equally if we had kept Rafa.
You don't think he could have turned it around based on what? He could of pulled off a few decent transfers this summer. No point speculating hypothetically what might have happend. The only reason I think he would is because he had finished there several times with us before.
could of pulled off a few decent transfers this summer
maguskwt wrote:bigmick wrote:Shankly and Rafa in the same paragraph never seems quite right to me for some reason. Rafa and Houllier, yes I can go with that. But not our great managers
as much as you hate Rafa Mick, he's much much better than Roy...
rocky29 wrote:roy is better rafa was just to depressing and so negative.
Greavesie wrote:rocky29 wrote:roy is better rafa was just to depressing and so negative.
is this a fecking wind up? Poulsen and Lucas! Under Rafa we were consistently one of the highest scorers in the league! He had problems putting sh!te teams to the sword, particularly at home. In fact, that's the only thing that cost us the league in 09
Rafa's been at Valencia, Liverpool and Inter and had offers from Real Madrid. How's Roy's CV read?
I know I've just said the debate is a bit stale in a thread in the main forum but christ this is a crazy statement to make
maguskwt wrote:bigmick wrote:I don't hate anybody Magus, definately not some football manager who seems like a nice enough fella and who did a decent job of managing Liverpool Football Club. Why would I hate him FFS? I don't love him or worship him like some of you guys, but hate him? nah.
As for whether or not he's "better" than Roy, it's not really important. What IS important is who stood the best chance of taking the club forward this season, uniting the players etc etc. There's no doubt whatsoever in my mind that for that task, we have the better manager of the two.
I disagree, under Rafa, we would have never been in the relegation zone. Ergo, taking into account teams such as Man City and Spurs have struggled, we would easily be in the top 4 and slugging it out near Arsenal by now...
Greavesie wrote:rocky29 wrote:roy is better rafa was just to depressing and so negative.
is this a fecking wind up? Poulsen and Lucas! Under Rafa we were consistently one of the highest scorers in the league! He had problems putting sh!te teams to the sword, particularly at home. In fact, that's the only thing that cost us the league in 09
Rafa's been at Valencia, Liverpool and Inter and had offers from Real Madrid. How's Roy's CV read?
I know I've just said the debate is a bit stale in a thread in the main forum but christ this is a crazy statement to make
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