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[bunglemark2]

Personally I don't care how he gets on. He's gone now. Thanks for the good memories....
Subject closed (or should be !).

[NANNY RED]

Benitez is gone - get over it.

This is the most worthless throw away comment on the forum at the moment and only displays a complete inability to either understand the issues or discuss them.

Oh, cry me river!

Some of you are acting like little school girls that just got dumped. Stop whinging about him being gone.

He is gone, FACT!

and Maureen was never here but if you have a gander and read the drivel some have to say about him you'd think he was an LFC legend

In one  
own thread an all in the worldwide were exacly this one is so i cant see the problem, some want to follow and drewl over no one who has had any association with us what so ever others what to see how our ex is getting on. Bit like having a spy on your ex fella when you were younger just top see if hes got a better bird than you and if hes doing different things going different places than he did with you , Even though youve got a new fella and you desperatly want the relationship to work and fall in love youll still have a soft spot for years for the fella who pulled at your heart strings,for a few years and who you respected and still have repect for, because he done nothing wrong it just didnt work out , And if the scenario came about were my old fella met my new fella , my loyalties would be with my new one, because hes the one at the moment whos wining and dining me, Id still slap him on the back though and ask him how hes doing and if hes alright, HA HA THATS MY TAKE   

[neil]

oh dear

[Benny The Noon]

Benitez is gone - get over it.

I don't care one way or the other how he does. He got paid very well to do a job and then held out to get a lot of money from the club to go away so I don't have an affinity for him. Neither do I despise him like I do Houllier (bad mouthing roy evans showed him to be a scumbag).

Have you only just realised he has gone or something - as you can see this is in he world wide discussion and as you don't care either way why are you bothering to post in here

[tubby]

Personally I don't care how he gets on. He's gone now. Thanks for the good memories....
Subject closed (or should be !).

Why should it be closed? If you don't want to discuss it then don't post in this thread mate, it's not like it's in general discussion.

fk sake the antis derailed the part 1 thread, will they all please kindly f.uck off out of this one and not ruin it again.

Thanks in advance

[NANNY RED]

oh dear

oh Dear what can the matter be 

[tubby]

Inter Coach Rafael Benitez: Milan Were Also The Favourites Against Liverpool In 2005 Champions League Final

Inter Coach Rafael Benitez: Milan Were Also The Favourites Against Liverpool In 2005 Champions League Final
Rafael Benitez has told Milan they have nothing to shout about yet.
By Salvatore Landolina
Sep 10, 2010 3:33:00 PM
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    * Inter Milan

Inter coach Rafael Benitez has given Milan a cruel reminder of how carrying the favourites tag often backfires by triggering memories of the night Liverpool beat them in the Champions League.

Rossoneri striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic said on Thursday that his side will beat Inter to everything, adding that they are top dollar to scoop up all before them.

However, speaking in his pre-match press conference ahead of Saturday's Udinese clash, Benitez told Milan not to get ahead of themselves.

"This week I heard that Milan are the favourites to win everything. That was also the case against Liverpool," he told the press.

"Everything was said before that game, until the end of the first half. After that things changed."

Former Milan ace Kaka, who played in the 2005 and 2007 Champions League finals against Liverpool, is now a transfer target for Inter.

But Benitez did not want to get drawn into the speculation as he treated the news with short shrift.

"Kaka is a player who is not in this team. I don't have to say anything. He is a good player, but I have a strong team and time to work," he added.

"We will see how we are in January."

[Benny The Noon]

Kaka to Inter ? That will be an interesting move .

[tubby]

"Kaka is a player who is not in this team"

Never were truer words spoken. I'm gonna have to start following Italian footy again now.

[aCe']

Inter Coach Rafael Benitez: Milan Were Also The Favourites Against Liverpool In 2005 Champions League Final

Inter Coach Rafael Benitez: Milan Were Also The Favourites Against Liverpool In 2005 Champions League Final
Rafael Benitez has told Milan they have nothing to shout about yet.
By Salvatore Landolina
Sep 10, 2010 3:33:00 PM
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    * Inter Milan

Inter coach Rafael Benitez has given Milan a cruel reminder of how carrying the favourites tag often backfires by triggering memories of the night Liverpool beat them in the Champions League.

Rossoneri striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic said on Thursday that his side will beat Inter to everything, adding that they are top dollar to scoop up all before them.

However, speaking in his pre-match press conference ahead of Saturday's Udinese clash, Benitez told Milan not to get ahead of themselves.

"This week I heard that Milan are the favourites to win everything. That was also the case against Liverpool," he told the press.

"Everything was said before that game, until the end of the first half. After that things changed."

Former Milan ace Kaka, who played in the 2005 and 2007 Champions League finals against Liverpool, is now a transfer target for Inter.

But Benitez did not want to get drawn into the speculation as he treated the news with short shrift.

"Kaka is a player who is not in this team. I don't have to say anything. He is a good player, but I have a strong team and time to work," he added.

"We will see how we are in January."

thats just more nonsense from Rafa... Inter are favorites by a country mile... Trying to make it seem as if Milan are favorites by repeating what someone said is a bad move imo especially when managing a side that just won the league, CL and cup... You wouldnt think his players needed to hear their manager call them underdogs after winning everything possible last time around...

[Greavesie]

yep, he should have said 'Milan are sh!t' and 'we'll smash them all over the park in every competition' and came off all arrogant and then get called an obnoxious w@nker

[aCe']

yep, he s an obnoxious w@nker

a little too harsh there 

[bunglemark2]

Personally I don't care how he gets on. He's gone now. Thanks for the good memories....
Subject closed (or should be !).

Why should it be closed? If you don't want to discuss it then don't post in this thread mate, it's not like it's in general discussion.

fk sake the antis derailed the part 1 thread, will they all please kindly f.uck off out of this one and not ruin it again.

Thanks in advance

[Greavesie]

yep, he s an obnoxious w@nker

a little too harsh there 

touche 

[Ben Patrick]

yep, he should have said 'Milan are sh!t' and 'we'll smash them all over the park in every competition' and came off all arrogant and then get called an obnoxious w@nker

Its not a bad move but to me its one that might mean he is a little concerned.
It could either mean he is being clever and putting pressure on Milan, who did spend a bit of money in the summer but still should finish behind of an Inter side that swept all before them last season.
Or he could be genuinely worried and trying to lower fans expectations as early as possible, which means should he not deliver he has an excuse and people might be more forgiving.

I seem to recall that happened with us.