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Ben Patrick wrote:

RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:Benitez plots exit strategy
(UKPA) – 1 hour ago
Rafael Benitez's agent has confirmed ongoing talks are aimed at ending his contract at Inter Milan, according to Sky Sports Italia.
In what amounts to the first solid indication that Benitez has indeed been sacked by the reigning Serie A and European champions, agent Manuel Garcia Quilon was quoted as saying on Wednesday night : "We are talking about it, but I cannot say anything more".
Quilon met with Inter vice president Rinaldo Ghelfi and technical director Marco Branca, as well as the club lawyer Angelo Capellini, and added: "We are neither optimistic nor pessimistic. We will meet again to talk more."
With Benitez back in Liverpool, speculation has swirled for the last 24 hours that he has been dismissed as Inter coach, but the club have denied the story thus far, with president Massimo Moratti describing the situation as "a bit of a mess" that the club are "trying to understand".
But the 50-year-old looks likely to leave the post after he issued a 'sack me or back me' ultimatum after leading Inter to success in the FIFA Club World Cup on Saturday.
After the weekend 3-0 win over African side TP Mazembe, Benitez called for Moratti to back him in the upcoming transfer market after an otherwise poor start to the season.
The five-time reigning Serie A champions sit seventh in the Serie A table while they only qualified second in their Champions League group behind competition debutants Tottenham.
Inter's season has been undermined by injury, but with a 13-point gap behind leaders and city rivals AC Milan, Benitez has come under intense fire just six months into the job.

not a penny in compo, lets hope they dont get unnecessarlily fleeced like we did.

Ben Patrick wrote:

RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:Benitez plots exit strategy
(UKPA) – 1 hour ago
Rafael Benitez's agent has confirmed ongoing talks are aimed at ending his contract at Inter Milan, according to Sky Sports Italia.
In what amounts to the first solid indication that Benitez has indeed been sacked by the reigning Serie A and European champions, agent Manuel Garcia Quilon was quoted as saying on Wednesday night : "We are talking about it, but I cannot say anything more".
Quilon met with Inter vice president Rinaldo Ghelfi and technical director Marco Branca, as well as the club lawyer Angelo Capellini, and added: "We are neither optimistic nor pessimistic. We will meet again to talk more."
With Benitez back in Liverpool, speculation has swirled for the last 24 hours that he has been dismissed as Inter coach, but the club have denied the story thus far, with president Massimo Moratti describing the situation as "a bit of a mess" that the club are "trying to understand".
But the 50-year-old looks likely to leave the post after he issued a 'sack me or back me' ultimatum after leading Inter to success in the FIFA Club World Cup on Saturday.
After the weekend 3-0 win over African side TP Mazembe, Benitez called for Moratti to back him in the upcoming transfer market after an otherwise poor start to the season.
The five-time reigning Serie A champions sit seventh in the Serie A table while they only qualified second in their Champions League group behind competition debutants Tottenham.
Inter's season has been undermined by injury, but with a 13-point gap behind leaders and city rivals AC Milan, Benitez has come under intense fire just six months into the job.

not a penny in compo, lets hope they dont get unnecessarlily fleeced like we did.

Benny The Noon wrote:Over the odds ? Yet was way below what he was entitled too - not sure how that is over the odds ?

Ben Patrick wrote:

Ben Patrick wrote:

RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:Benitez plots exit strategy
(UKPA) – 1 hour ago
Rafael Benitez's agent has confirmed ongoing talks are aimed at ending his contract at Inter Milan, according to Sky Sports Italia.
In what amounts to the first solid indication that Benitez has indeed been sacked by the reigning Serie A and European champions, agent Manuel Garcia Quilon was quoted as saying on Wednesday night : "We are talking about it, but I cannot say anything more".
Quilon met with Inter vice president Rinaldo Ghelfi and technical director Marco Branca, as well as the club lawyer Angelo Capellini, and added: "We are neither optimistic nor pessimistic. We will meet again to talk more."
With Benitez back in Liverpool, speculation has swirled for the last 24 hours that he has been dismissed as Inter coach, but the club have denied the story thus far, with president Massimo Moratti describing the situation as "a bit of a mess" that the club are "trying to understand".
But the 50-year-old looks likely to leave the post after he issued a 'sack me or back me' ultimatum after leading Inter to success in the FIFA Club World Cup on Saturday.
After the weekend 3-0 win over African side TP Mazembe, Benitez called for Moratti to back him in the upcoming transfer market after an otherwise poor start to the season.
The five-time reigning Serie A champions sit seventh in the Serie A table while they only qualified second in their Champions League group behind competition debutants Tottenham.
Inter's season has been undermined by injury, but with a 13-point gap behind leaders and city rivals AC Milan, Benitez has come under intense fire just six months into the job.

not a penny in compo, lets hope they dont get unnecessarlily fleeced like we did.

meaning we paid over the odds. like inter will.

Ciggy wrote:

Ben Patrick wrote:

Ben Patrick wrote:

RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:Benitez plots exit strategy
(UKPA) – 1 hour ago
Rafael Benitez's agent has confirmed ongoing talks are aimed at ending his contract at Inter Milan, according to Sky Sports Italia.
In what amounts to the first solid indication that Benitez has indeed been sacked by the reigning Serie A and European champions, agent Manuel Garcia Quilon was quoted as saying on Wednesday night : "We are talking about it, but I cannot say anything more".
Quilon met with Inter vice president Rinaldo Ghelfi and technical director Marco Branca, as well as the club lawyer Angelo Capellini, and added: "We are neither optimistic nor pessimistic. We will meet again to talk more."
With Benitez back in Liverpool, speculation has swirled for the last 24 hours that he has been dismissed as Inter coach, but the club have denied the story thus far, with president Massimo Moratti describing the situation as "a bit of a mess" that the club are "trying to understand".
But the 50-year-old looks likely to leave the post after he issued a 'sack me or back me' ultimatum after leading Inter to success in the FIFA Club World Cup on Saturday.
After the weekend 3-0 win over African side TP Mazembe, Benitez called for Moratti to back him in the upcoming transfer market after an otherwise poor start to the season.
The five-time reigning Serie A champions sit seventh in the Serie A table while they only qualified second in their Champions League group behind competition debutants Tottenham.
Inter's season has been undermined by injury, but with a 13-point gap behind leaders and city rivals AC Milan, Benitez has come under intense fire just six months into the job.

not a penny in compo, lets hope they dont get unnecessarlily fleeced like we did.

meaning we paid over the odds. like inter will.

We will be fucking fleeced by paying Roy off when hes sacked how about that hey?

Whats the big deal with rafas compo? They sacked him hes entitled to every penny, I wonder how much The Hodge will give to the local charities when hes given the boot? Fuck all i say.

Ben your makin ashow of yerself seriously get a grip.

am i sh!te, you have consistently that's why you spout sh!te then feck off.
If you read this thread its not about one or the other, they are both not good enough.
Simple as.

And do me a favour dont say i look stupid then post utter sh!te relentlessley 

Ciggy wrote:

Ben Patrick wrote:

Ben Patrick wrote:

RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:Benitez plots exit strategy
(UKPA) – 1 hour ago
Rafael Benitez's agent has confirmed ongoing talks are aimed at ending his contract at Inter Milan, according to Sky Sports Italia.
In what amounts to the first solid indication that Benitez has indeed been sacked by the reigning Serie A and European champions, agent Manuel Garcia Quilon was quoted as saying on Wednesday night : "We are talking about it, but I cannot say anything more".
Quilon met with Inter vice president Rinaldo Ghelfi and technical director Marco Branca, as well as the club lawyer Angelo Capellini, and added: "We are neither optimistic nor pessimistic. We will meet again to talk more."
With Benitez back in Liverpool, speculation has swirled for the last 24 hours that he has been dismissed as Inter coach, but the club have denied the story thus far, with president Massimo Moratti describing the situation as "a bit of a mess" that the club are "trying to understand".
But the 50-year-old looks likely to leave the post after he issued a 'sack me or back me' ultimatum after leading Inter to success in the FIFA Club World Cup on Saturday.
After the weekend 3-0 win over African side TP Mazembe, Benitez called for Moratti to back him in the upcoming transfer market after an otherwise poor start to the season.
The five-time reigning Serie A champions sit seventh in the Serie A table while they only qualified second in their Champions League group behind competition debutants Tottenham.
Inter's season has been undermined by injury, but with a 13-point gap behind leaders and city rivals AC Milan, Benitez has come under intense fire just six months into the job.

not a penny in compo, lets hope they dont get unnecessarlily fleeced like we did.

meaning we paid over the odds. like inter will.

We will be fucking fleeced by paying Roy off when hes sacked how about that hey?

Whats the big deal with rafas compo? They sacked him hes entitled to every penny, I wonder how much The Hodge will give to the local charities when hes given the boot? Fuck all i say.

Ben your makin ashow of yerself seriously get a grip.

Ciggy wrote:

Ben Patrick wrote:

Ben Patrick wrote:

RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:Benitez plots exit strategy
(UKPA) – 1 hour ago
Rafael Benitez's agent has confirmed ongoing talks are aimed at ending his contract at Inter Milan, according to Sky Sports Italia.
In what amounts to the first solid indication that Benitez has indeed been sacked by the reigning Serie A and European champions, agent Manuel Garcia Quilon was quoted as saying on Wednesday night : "We are talking about it, but I cannot say anything more".
Quilon met with Inter vice president Rinaldo Ghelfi and technical director Marco Branca, as well as the club lawyer Angelo Capellini, and added: "We are neither optimistic nor pessimistic. We will meet again to talk more."
With Benitez back in Liverpool, speculation has swirled for the last 24 hours that he has been dismissed as Inter coach, but the club have denied the story thus far, with president Massimo Moratti describing the situation as "a bit of a mess" that the club are "trying to understand".
But the 50-year-old looks likely to leave the post after he issued a 'sack me or back me' ultimatum after leading Inter to success in the FIFA Club World Cup on Saturday.
After the weekend 3-0 win over African side TP Mazembe, Benitez called for Moratti to back him in the upcoming transfer market after an otherwise poor start to the season.
The five-time reigning Serie A champions sit seventh in the Serie A table while they only qualified second in their Champions League group behind competition debutants Tottenham.
Inter's season has been undermined by injury, but with a 13-point gap behind leaders and city rivals AC Milan, Benitez has come under intense fire just six months into the job.

not a penny in compo, lets hope they dont get unnecessarlily fleeced like we did.

meaning we paid over the odds. like inter will.

We will be fucking fleeced by paying Roy off when hes sacked how about that hey?

Whats the big deal with rafas compo? They sacked him hes entitled to every penny, I wonder how much The Hodge will give to the local charities when hes given the boot? Fuck all i say.

Ben your makin ashow of yerself seriously get a grip.

btw thought he had voluntarily resigned 

Ben Patrick wrote:

Benny The Noon wrote:Over the odds ? Yet was way below what he was entitled too - not sure how that is over the odds ?

just to explain


i support lfc, not rafa

Julio-0 wrote:We are making a big mistake.

I'm not sure if Sacking Rafa at this time would help...we're gonna be so unprepared for everything the rest of the year!

Ciggy wrote:

Ben Patrick wrote:btw thought he had voluntarily resigned 

Hey? Since when? Ive got all the knobs on ignore feel free to join them if you continue acting like one.

You know whats a fecking shame paying 13 million to get rid of Rafa and his backroom staff and employing Roy (35 years experience of winning feck all) Hodgson !!

Rafa donated a lot of money to Marie Curie you know that cancer hospital where you live? where one day a member of your family or a friend might be cured from the money he donated to buy things for said hospital.  You know his wife who is a top barrister left her job and done charity work mostly over YOUR side of the water raking in thousands for a good cause, buying mini busses for the handicapped.
Shame on you !!!

Duno why you have a cob on with fans over Rafas compo take it up with LFC if you feel that strongly about it, you know Twit & Tw@t payed him off, we arnt to blame so get off your

You put me on ignore if you like.

If you have read any of my posts i said it was a lovely gesture the donations.

I dont feel someone who walks out of one job and into another should be compensated at all.
If we paid him any compo that should only have been if he wasnt working after leaving LFC.
You get yourself all worked up though 

By the way you did say that he had engineered himself getting the sack because his family where homesick.
That's not me acting like a n!b. Just pointing out that you post things that you believe to be true but post them in a manner as if they actually are.
You never say, i think this is whats happened....

It's always as if you know, when in actual fact it appears you know as much as the rest of us.