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[REDTILLDEAD]

Give him no more money to waste......just sack him!

[roberto green]

Give him no more money to waste......just sack him!

Sounds like you like our owners, either that or you haven't got a clue about whats going on at our club

[redbeergoggles]

lol dont take this the wrong way but

head in the sand 

God your head must of been well buried then when you seen Pires an Henry in there first season at Arsenal,

Lets give the lad a fecking chance for gods sake, i wasnt expecting anything fantastic until next season anyway[/quote]
You know the score Nan ,how can we possibly compete with the  football  intellects that inhabit this forum ,Aquilani's had his chance and in their opinion has been deemed not good enough ,maybe one day we too will possess their foresight ,one can only hope Girl     

[NANNY RED]

lol dont take this the wrong way but

head in the sand 

God your head must of been well buried then when you seen Pires an Henry in there first season at Arsenal,

Lets give the lad a fecking chance for gods sake, i wasnt expecting anything fantastic until next season anyway

You know the score Nan ,how can we possibly compete with the  football  intellects that inhabit this forum ,Aquilani's had his chance and in their opinion has been deemed not good enough ,maybe one day we too will possess their foresight ,one can only hope Girl      [/quote]
If i ever managed to get that kind of foesight , can someone please shhot me and put me out of my misery

[REDTILLDEAD]

Give him no more money to waste......just sack him!

Sounds like you like our owners, either that or you haven't got a clue about whats going on at our club

It's you who have not got a clue.....people on here just like yourself who bury their heads in the sand and hope that by doing so everything will be fine come may?......well wake up lad and "smell the coffee" Rafa is dead in the water....along with his average overated buys.... A manager living on the glory year of 05'.......Along with some of you lot on here!.....face reality for once in your life.....This man has wasted enough of what little money we had..(£20 mill on a crock just for starters) along with the likes of Deggen, voronin. bablel, Lucas, n'gog, dossena, even johnson is not worth the 17 mill he paid for him.......he has let better players go (and for a loss) aka crouch, keane, bellamy,.....not to mention his biggest fukk up in driving Alonso into the arms of Real Madrid.........so lift your heads from the sand and be a real Liverpool fan and be honest with yourselves....the guy has had his time it's time to move on...coz' we are going around in 5yr circles with this fella and i dont want him wasting more money on average "stop gap" players and papering over cracks that are getting bigger, and bigger. 

[bigmick]

Funnily enough I actually agree that it's far too early to say definitively whether or not Aquilani will be a success. Who's to say he doesn't or won't re-invent himself Kuyt style into an attacking wing back or something, you never really know. What you can make a call on though is his game so far, and how likely it is that he'll be able to be a success playing like that. Fairly obviously from where I'm sitting, he won't.

I've given the reasoning behind that thought process a few times now, and the ball is basically well and truly in Alberto's court to see if he can change the way he plays.

[Igor Zidane]

Funnily enough I actually agree that it's far too early to say definitively whether or not Aquilani will be a success. Who's to say he doesn't or won't re-invent himself Kuyt style into an attacking wing back or something, you never really know. What you can make a call on though is his game so far, and how likely it is that he'll be able to be a success playing like that. Fairly obviously from where I'm sitting, he won't.

I've given the reasoning behind that thought process a few times now, and the ball is basically well and truly in Alberto's court to see if he can change the way he plays.

Totally disagree mick , the only thing Aquilani has to change imo is his tempo .Once he's fully up to speed with the prem he'll be fine. He's looked abit lost in the games he's played so far , but the intent and the football intelligence is there for all to see .Just not up to the pace of English football yet.

[NANNY RED]

Ok Ill be a real Liverpool fan and stop jumping on the bandwagon since 2005 ,Ill just forget how much respect and loyaly the man has shown to me, An ill be dead honest with myself an all, Say Rafa off you go, yes siree,

Will i feck , i trust this man end of, an when me trust starts to wavier ill lets yous know

[Ben Patrick]

Ok Ill be a real Liverpool fan and stop jumping on the bandwagon since 2005 ,Ill just forget how much respect and loyaly the man has shown to me, An ill be dead honest with myself an all, Say Rafa off you go, yes siree,

Will i feck , i trust this man end of, an when me trust starts to wavier ill lets yous know

Thats fair enough nanny but out of interest about what point did it waver with Ged...truthfully ?

[Ciggy]

As much Rafa makes mistakes and he does I really think our players have let him down big time this season there are only 2 or 3 players that have shown they actually want to be here and play for us.

Mascherano, Reina, and Lucas. The rest have stunk the joint out and the major culprit is captain fantastic and his sidekick I love them to bits but they have adopted the John Terry & Lampard syndrome now of running the club.

I know Gerrard has carried us for years and I was devasted when he wanted to leave however now I dont blame him but he shouldnt be sulking around hes the captain of LIVERPOOL FC. And Carra if I dont play every week Ill leave and go to Bolton or somewhere where I will well go then, Rafa has turned your career around you where as hated has Kuyt and Lucas not so long ago short memories lar.

[loopyliverpool]

Funnily enough I actually agree that it's far too early to say definitively whether or not Aquilani will be a success. Who's to say he doesn't or won't re-invent himself Kuyt style into an attacking wing back or something, you never really know. What you can make a call on though is his game so far, and how likely it is that he'll be able to be a success playing like that. Fairly obviously from where I'm sitting, he won't.

I've given the reasoning behind that thought process a few times now, and the ball is basically well and truly in Alberto's court to see if he can change the way he plays.

Totally disagree mick , the only thing Aquilani has to change imo is his tempo .Once he's fully up to speed with the prem he'll be fine. He's looked abit lost in the games he's played so far , but the intent and the football intelligence is there for all to see .Just not up to the pace of English football yet.

Totally agree Igor! Aquilani for me, spends a little to much time on tha ball. He's not in Italy anymore and needs to adjust his game accordingly. His best performance so far was his first as sub when he came on for the last 20mins against Arsenal, he looked a lot livelier and was making good passes and decent runs. Since then I've not seen that player perform to that level and he needs to start getting around the pitch a bit more and generally get involved.

[tonyeh]

20 mil squandered on Aqualini is the latest nail in the coffin.

So the lads been injured,yeah OK its dragged on a bit longer than expected which we are all fuc'ked off about!He has had a few appearances as a late sub and started a couple of games,that is all we have seen of him!

I think the term squandered and nail in coffin are just a little too harsh though.....just a tad!
Football pundits who have played the game as a career are saying its too early to judge the lad,given the fact he is not match fit,getting to know the team and coming from a different type of football.........................but people on here have their minds made up already

Squandered!

Roberto, Igor, Barry and "others"...

I'm not saying that Aqualini is a "bad" player. Read the post properly.

i said that Benitez "squandered" the money and he did. He bought an injured player to replace a significant loss in a season that was supposed to be "ours" (yet again).

That the lad hasn't performed is obvious, due to a combination of Benitez refusing to give him match time and the aformentioned injury.

I don't know if he's a good or bad player to be blunt and I didn't make that call.

But, Benitez still SQUANDERED the money however and Aqualini certianly wasn't the answer to the Alonso problem (also created by Benitez's appaling player management).

[Igor Zidane]

20 mil squandered on Aqualini is the latest nail in the coffin.

So the lads been injured,yeah OK its dragged on a bit longer than expected which we are all fuc'ked off about!He has had a few appearances as a late sub and started a couple of games,that is all we have seen of him!

I think the term squandered and nail in coffin are just a little too harsh though.....just a tad!
Football pundits who have played the game as a career are saying its too early to judge the lad,given the fact he is not match fit,getting to know the team and coming from a different type of football.........................but people on here have their minds made up already

Squandered!

Roberto, Igor, Barry and "others"...

I'm not saying that Aqualini is a "bad" player. Read the post properly.

i said that Benitez "squandered" the money and he did. He bought an injured player to replace a significant loss in a season that was supposed to be "ours" (yet again).

That the lad hasn't performed is obvious, due to a combination of Benitez refusing to give him match time and the aformentioned injury.

I don't know if he's a good or bad player to be blunt and I didn't make that call.

But, Benitez still SQUANDERED the money however and Aqualini certianly wasn't the answer to the Alonso problem (also created by Benitez's appaling player management).

But if you can't judge wether Aquilani ia any good at this stage , which is fair enough like. Do you not think it is also fair to say we don't know if Rafa squandered the dosh until Aquilani proves it either way .

[aCe']

Funnily enough I actually agree that it's far too early to say definitively whether or not Aquilani will be a success. Who's to say he doesn't or won't re-invent himself Kuyt style into an attacking wing back or something, you never really know. What you can make a call on though is his game so far, and how likely it is that he'll be able to be a success playing like that. Fairly obviously from where I'm sitting, he won't.

I've given the reasoning behind that thought process a few times now, and the ball is basically well and truly in Alberto's court to see if he can change the way he plays.

Totally disagree mick , the only thing Aquilani has to change imo is his tempo .Once he's fully up to speed with the prem he'll be fine. He's looked abit lost in the games he's played so far , but the intent and the football intelligence is there for all to see .Just not up to the pace of English football yet.

tempo and work rate.. lazy mofo needs a kick up the a$$ !

[NANNY RED]

Funnily enough I actually agree that it's far too early to say definitively whether or not Aquilani will be a success. Who's to say he doesn't or won't re-invent himself Kuyt style into an attacking wing back or something, you never really know. What you can make a call on though is his game so far, and how likely it is that he'll be able to be a success playing like that. Fairly obviously from where I'm sitting, he won't.

I've given the reasoning behind that thought process a few times now, and the ball is basically well and truly in Alberto's court to see if he can change the way he plays.

Totally disagree mick , the only thing Aquilani has to change imo is his tempo .Once he's fully up to speed with the prem he'll be fine. He's looked abit lost in the games he's played so far , but the intent and the football intelligence is there for all to see .Just not up to the pace of English football yet.

tempo and work rate.. lazy mofo needs a kick up the a$$ !

You could name at least 8 other players then if thats what your basing him on, an theve been here a lot longer than him,