bunglemark2 wrote:Judge wrote:bottom line is, the results speak for themselves, we have taken several steps back.
lost more games than stoke, equal on points with birmingham, and 5 points behind villa
we seem to be in freefall
any other manager would be sacked now, why should rafa be immune
we are in danger of returning to the souness era of results
we have a team of a few talented individuals, no depth, with no team cohesion - we are unable to finish a team off, and we concede quickly. we look like portsmouth, ffs
regardless if you love rafa, want his kids or whatever, the time has come to replace. we have reached our pinnacle with him, and we seem to a reached the top with it, now we are on the slippery slope downwards.
i will say thanks for the 2005 cl win, but we need to win the EPL, it aint happening so see ya mate
Agreed.
He plainly cannot motivate the team to perform, never mind outperform their individual limitations.
There's widescale malaise at the club and it should be cut away. Alonso wanted away because of Rafa and his lack of man-management skills. Not once did we hear Rafa profess to want to keep him there. Masch is looking the same. I can see Torres doing the same. And Gerrard lamenting the fact he didn't move a couple of seasons ago when he had the chance. Carragher looking like he is just playing down the days till he stops playing....
Not a pair of balls between the lot of them on the pitch. It's a phuckin' disgrace. Right now, I can't say there's a single player who deserves to be wearing that shirt. Nor does Rafa deserve that badge...
Your bob on there, my main concern with Rafa is that he cannot man manage, that what Pako was there for, imo a manager should be able to put his arm round a player who is down and make him feel like the best player on the planet, thats exactly what Shanks did with Keagan, this is one of the problems Houllier suffered from and one of his major downfalls
