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by **livfan05** » Sun Jan 23, 2005 12:53 am

This will be the most important post ill ever make so please review it and add a reply.

This season, Liverpool have brought alot of class players. The new Liverpool side is being developed, at a sensible speed and anyone who have a dissapointment with Rafeal Benitez is in the wrong. To be honest Benitez has brought us to the next stage of the Champions League and half way to Carling Cup winners.
Next season im sure that Liverpool will be on the top without a loss. First of all Cisse will be back , a new keeper would have entered the team(hope so) , but who is to say that Liverpool's success is over for this season.

by **zarababe** » Sun Jan 23, 2005 1:03 am

at last a sensible post...

by **zarababe** » Sun Jan 23, 2005 1:09 am

... as Real Madrid have proved, it is no good having a team full of talent if you cannot make them play together effectively.

And in that sense Benitez's managerial talent is considered to be akin to that of Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger - an ability to turn a promising squad of individuals into an efficient team of winners.

BENITEZ'S CV
1986-89: Took first coaching role with Castilla youth team
1989-95: Worked at Real Madrid where he won the league with the youth team and the B team before assisting boss Vicente del Bosque
1995-96: First management role with Real Valladolid

1996-97: Another uninspiring spell at the helm of second division side Osasuna
1997-99: Takes over at Extremadura where he wins the second division title at his first attempt
2000-01: Clinches the second division crown again this time with Tenerife
2001-02: Moves to Valencia where he ends the club's 30-year wait for the La Liga crown
2003-04: Wins the Spanish league title for the second time and then secures his first European silverware with victory in the Uefa Cup

by **82-1074641017** » Sun Jan 23, 2005 1:14 am

livfan05 wrote:This will be the most important post ill ever make so please review it and add a reply.

This season, Liverpool have brought alot of class players. The new Liverpool side is being developed, at a sensible speed and anyone who have a dissapointment with Rafeal Benitez is in the wrong. To be honest Benitez has brought us to the next stage of the Champions League and half way to Carling Cup winners.
Next season im sure that Liverpool will be on the top without a loss. First of all Cisse will be back , a new keeper would have entered the team(hope so) , but who is to say that Liverpool's success is over for this season.

by **Alanay** » Mon Jan 24, 2005 1:45 am

First of all, no one can guarantee that Cisse will not injure again next year. EPL is a very heavy league. You can have so many games in a month. Our latet casualty is Hyppia. I watched the live telecast the pther day again Soton, I think Hyppia is not 90% fit. Then we had the blow. Pellegrino, I think, is still learning to understand the other players', what they are talking about on the field. I think he need English classes ( the fastest route one..). Yeah, I always hope that we bounced back. The way I looked at it, we might be losing the 4th. place if we are not playing well enough. Luckily, Newcastle is struggling too. And I think Everton will not sustain that 4th place that long, even with Beattie. So it's up to us to take up the chances.. or we'll also go down to Mid table...

by **the great one** » Mon Jan 24, 2005 1:50 am

zarababe wrote:... as Real Madrid have proved, it is no good having a team full of talent if you cannot make them play together effectively.

And in that sense Benitez's managerial talent is considered to be akin to that of Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger - an ability to turn a promising squad of individuals into an efficient team of winners.

BENITEZ'S CV
1986-89: Took first coaching role with Castilla youth team
1989-95: Worked at Real Madrid where he won the league with the youth team and the B team before assisting boss Vicente del Bosque
1995-96: First management role with Real Valladolid

1996-97: Another uninspiring spell at the helm of second division side Osasuna
1997-99: Takes over at Extremadura where he wins the second division title at his first attempt
2000-01: Clinches the second division crown again this time with Tenerife
2001-02: Moves to Valencia where he ends the club's 30-year wait for the La Liga crown
2003-04: Wins the Spanish league title for the second time and then secures his first European silverware with victory in the Uefa Cup

Im not taken anythink away from wat he did at Valencia but hector cuper formned that team but he did bring through Mista and Vicente and led to Uefa cuo glory.

by **Starbridge42** » Mon Jan 24, 2005 1:50 am

eek:O

by **the great one** » Mon Jan 24, 2005 1:54 am

Starbridge42 wrote:eek:O

What

by **Starbridge42** » Mon Jan 24, 2005 2:58 am

I dunno I just felt like saying it. i think it was after hearing the idea of being mid-table.

Yep that was it

Eek!

by **Kopboyau** » Mon Jan 24, 2005 8:00 am

If it has come to already looking where Liverpool are heading next year lets take a look at what needs to happen between now and then. First of all lets take a look at a starting line up

Carson

Finnan Carragher Hyypia Riise

Solari Alonso Garcia

Baros

Cisse Morientes

This is of course assuming that Gerrard does leave and that we get Solari.

Secondly we need to trim some dead wood: Dudek must go. Sell Diao and Diouf to Birmingham and Bolton. Pellegrino should go back to reserves where he might actually do some good.

And we need to purchase some QUALITY players with the money that we get for Gerrard if he goes. And anyway fourth at this stage is only seven points away and a win against the blue ****** at Anfield makes it 4 points and Everton - Gravasen = Everton not winning many games.

by **Ciggy** » Mon Jan 24, 2005 8:24 am

Garcia is not a winger and should not be played as one, and Pellegrino should only play as cover :glare:

by **woof woof !** » Mon Jan 24, 2005 8:28 am

Kopboyau wrote:If it has come to already looking where Liverpool are heading next year lets take a look at what needs to happen between now and then. First of all lets take a look at a starting line up

Carson

Finnan Carragher Hyypia Riise

Solari Alonso Garcia

Baros

Cisse Morientes

Are you sure you don't want a 4th striker in there ? . Defensively your midfield is non existent . It might look good in Pro Evo Soccer but thats all .

by **Starbridge42** » Mon Jan 24, 2005 8:31 am

ok firstly solari plays on the right not the left... n why not play garcia in the floating role n start off with baros n morientes up front with cisse having to fight for a spot, the right can then go to nunez if hes improved and if not then hopefully rafa will sign a classy right winger with some of the gerrard money

by **The Ace1983** » Mon Jan 24, 2005 9:22 am

I agree with the original statement. It's nice to hear one of us being optomistic for once. Nice one.

by **Ola Mr Benitez** » Mon Jan 24, 2005 11:00 am

Starbridge42 wrote:ok firstly solari plays on the right not the left...

Solaris is on the right.. unless we are playing Carson up front and Baros and Morientes in goal?

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