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[burjennio]

I think your in the minority in this one Thommo. The guy plans his tactics out to the letter we all know, but if you're suggesting that he'd come to Anfield to try and drive the wedge further between some of the supporters or something to that end I dont believe that for a second

[NANNY RED]

ha ha can see it now , Rafa belting out WERE GONNA BOUNCE IN A MINUTE , 

an Thommo mark my words they will be paying fans , just like you an me ,

[Thommo's perm]

I think your in the minority in this one Thommo. The guy plans his tactics out to the letter we all know, but if you're suggesting that he'd come to Anfield to try and drive the wedge further between some of the supporters or something to that end I dont believe that for a second

Of course he wouldnt
Rafa NEVER plans things and hasnt a clue what hes doing
FACT
Dream on...

[metalhead]

Thats your opinion as one fan , an the way your carrying on about it since i poised the question is soft , so you want our owner nowto have a quiet word an tell him to stay away, Behave its going from one extreme to another now, if he goes or any of his family go the game as a paying fan , heshould be treated the sameway, Shame in it how when them two were here thefans who are now not wanting a man who showed us nothing but repect not here and yet never done it to them , oh we were wrong by a lot on here trying to stop them going in , just makes me laugh

Agree San, he should be treated the same way as any match going fan, so I don't think any harm if he comes to game.

Its not his fault if some fans will sing his name to undermine the current manager.

[The Good Yank]

I think it's too soon, simply because Roy hasn't gotten the support from the fans yet.  As long as tensions are high in regards to the acceptance or lack of it, to have his predecessor's name sung before his own would be a great disrespect towards Roy Hodgson.

[Thommo's perm]

I think it's too soon, simply because Roy hasn't gotten the support from the fans yet.  As long as tensions are high in regards to the acceptance or lack of it, to have his predecessor's name sung before his own would be a great disrespect towards Roy Hodgson.

But, but, Rafa would be totally unaware and oblivious of this.
Being just a paying fan and all that...

[rocky29]

i couldnt give 2 hoots whether he comes or not. Im more interested to see where the great one will end up after inter sack him. Lets see what top club in europe wants him.

[Number 9]

Dont see anything wrong with a man that loves LFC going to watch a game....people do it every week and if they did'nt we would not exist!

This forum is full of wrong uns!

[LFC2007]

We've seen this before, not just of Rafa but also of Roy - reading into their intentions with little sense of perspective, that is. Back before Sunderland game, Roy was accused of "slating the fans" when he addressed the issue of protests and the ownership situation quite generally, and now Rafa has been accused of plotting to split the fanbase in order to feed his own ego by attending a game.... yes, by simply attending a game.

[NANNY RED]

I think it's too soon, simply because Roy hasn't gotten the support from the fans yet.  As long as tensions are high in regards to the acceptance or lack of it, to have his predecessor's name sung before his own would be a great disrespect towards Roy Hodgson.

Kennys name gets sung every week , the same Kenny who wanted the job, the same kenny who thought the list of candidates wernt up to the job,  , its not about singin anyones name, its about our previous boss atteninding a match while he is in liverpool for three weeks,
Ill guarentee if nothing got said on here and all of a sudden he is spotted in the stands at old trafford or main rd , watching the match, some other sh,it would have been made up about him, What the feck is he doing there , why is he all bezzy mates now . doent matter what the man does in some peoples eyes he cant win. hes always gonna be to blame for everything , i accept that now , its the way.

[RED BEERGOGGLES]

I think it's too soon, simply because Roy hasn't gotten the support from the fans yet. 

I suspect he's in for a long wait then ............
Thank fuck its the Kop who will decide whose name is sung ,and you people don't get to make any  decisions
  Benitez will receive the welcome he merits cant see why people are spitting their dummies out over him coming to Anfield

[NANNY RED]

We've seen this before, not just of Rafa but also of Roy - reading into their intentions with little sense of perspective, that is. Back before Sunderland game, Roy was accused of "slating the fans" when he addressed the issue of protests and the ownership situation quite generally, and now Rafa has been accused of plotting to split the fanbase in order to feed his own ego by attending a game.... yes, by simply attending a game.

Deffo seen this before a few months ago , when the theory was then he was even in conspiresy with the other two, that was a classic,

This thread should be renamed

Is it ok for Rafa to go the match , ha ha

Will he be safe from Thommo,

[dundreamin]

ANY ex manager is welcome to come to a game. Souness excepted!

[killerp]

i couldnt give 2 hoots whether he comes or not. Im more interested to see where the great one will end up after inter sack him. Lets see what top club in europe wants him.

Aldershot 

[maguskwt]

Back on topic, even if Inter has sacked Rafa I would gladly have him back as compared to having Roy. Of course I do think we should move on but if we cannot recruite a manager of the right calibre or profile, I would have Rafa back as our manager in a heartbeat...

The struggles that inter are having is expected after winning everything last season with a different manager. Rafa shouldn't have taken up that job. It's a bad move, a poisoned chalice. First of all the squad is too old. Secondly they are having a nightmare with injuries. Thirdly Rafa's football methods and management style and mourinho's are vastly different. An aging squad who has won the treble last season would not have the hunger and motivation anymore. And Rafa has a mounting to climb when it comes to motivating the team to play his system because of the vastly different styles...