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by **louie garthie** » Tue Oct 25, 2005 2:37 pm

One can hardly refer to Alonso and Sissoko as sh.ite,sean...now there's a tongue twister.

by **Sean** » Tue Oct 25, 2005 2:38 pm

Wasn't referring to them my friend. Loosen up. I was only trying to be witty.

by **louie garthie** » Tue Oct 25, 2005 2:46 pm

I am rather loose today.....it was the milk I used in my coffee yesterday.Apparently it had passed it's best before date.

by **Santa** » Tue Oct 25, 2005 3:46 pm

lakes10 wrote:Rafa won't take sh!t .......he just buys it.

lakes...take your sh!t, dig your hole and bury it...enuff of your anti-Rafa sentiment. If any of our players are sh!te, no worries there's always "Big" Sam Alladyce to take them away :veryangry

by **Lando_Griffin** » Tue Oct 25, 2005 4:06 pm

stmichael wrote:We may not be happy with the way the team is playing but neither is Rafa. Put it this way. At least Rafa, unlike Houllier, actually comes out after the game and criticises the players and tells them when their performance is not good enough. Players only get 'protection' from him when they deserve it but he is not afraid to say that they need to buck their ideas up. Under Houllier we just got two years of spin and excuses for what can only be described as the most turgid football I have ever had to watch as a Liverpool supporter.

We have made an unspectacular start to the season, but the great Liverpool sides of the past did as well sometimes, and bearing in mind that nobody bar the Chavs have made a blistering start to this season then we really shouldn't worry too much. Rafa is a winner and he will not tolerate this sh#t for long.

I just can't believe that we haven't even reached Christmas yet and the 'Rafa Out' brigade are starting to make their first rumblings. Please look at the bigger picture and get behind the team instead ofd slagging them off after every defeat and praising them to the hilt after every win. Regardless of what some people say, this is not the nature of being a football fan, this is the nature of being a glory hunter. Support the team and the manager and give him time. I think he deserves that after winning number five in his first season.

Quite possibly the best post for weeks. I agree totally. :bowdown

by **hawkmoon269** » Tue Oct 25, 2005 4:12 pm

Lando_Griffin wrote:
stmichael wrote:We may not be happy with the way the team is playing but neither is Rafa. Put it this way. At least Rafa, unlike Houllier, actually comes out after the game and criticises the players and tells them when their performance is not good enough. Players only get 'protection' from him when they deserve it but he is not afraid to say that they need to buck their ideas up. Under Houllier we just got two years of spin and excuses for what can only be described as the most turgid football I have ever had to watch as a Liverpool supporter.

We have made an unspectacular start to the season, but the great Liverpool sides of the past did as well sometimes, and bearing in mind that nobody bar the Chavs have made a blistering start to this season then we really shouldn't worry too much. Rafa is a winner and he will not tolerate this sh#t for long.

I just can't believe that we haven't even reached Christmas yet and the 'Rafa Out' brigade are starting to make their first rumblings. Please look at the bigger picture and get behind the team instead ofd slagging them off after every defeat and praising them to the hilt after every win. Regardless of what some people say, this is not the nature of being a football fan, this is the nature of being a glory hunter. Support the team and the manager and give him time. I think he deserves that after winning number five in his first season.

Quite possibly the best post for weeks. I agree totally.

Agreed - We all said last year that it would take at least 3 years for Rafa to sort it out.

by **lakes10** » Tue Oct 25, 2005 10:48 pm

Santa wrote:
lakes10 wrote:Rafa won't take sh!t .......he just buys it.

lakes...take your sh!t, dig your hole and bury it...enuff of your anti-Rafa sentiment. If any of our players are sh!te, no worries there's always "Big" Sam Alladyce to take them away

ok do you still feel the same after another poor game.
only one time did i say the big sam would have been a better manager...and you know what i am starting to think i was right.

by **louie garthie** » Tue Oct 25, 2005 11:18 pm

Rafa won't take sh!t

by **stoney** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 12:33 am

Oh lakes were getting tired of this, fukk off with your bullquick. Or you do is moan, moan moan you old woman! Even when we won in Instanbul you probably still found something to moan about. Jeez :veryangry

by **lakes10** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 1:04 am

stoney wrote:Oh lakes were getting tired of this, fukk off with your bullquick. Or you do is moan, moan moan you old woman! Even when we won in Instanbul you probably still found something to moan about. Jeez

yes i did in fact, i said i hope he learns how to be a prem manager....look like he did not.

by **Lando_Griffin** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 1:26 am

lakes10 wrote:
stoney wrote:Oh lakes were getting tired of this, fukk off with your bullquick. Or you do is moan, moan moan you old woman! Even when we won in Instanbul you probably still found something to moan about. Jeez

yes i did in fact, i said i hope he learns how to be a prem manager....look like he did not.

You wet fanny.
You seem to forget Fat-boy Alladyce has NEVER finished 4th.
Houllier's first season ended in 7th place.
Anything else?

by **azriahmad** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 3:52 am

It's hard to find optimism in the face of such woeful collective performances, especially from world class strikers like Morro.

Come on, Benitez, you can do better than this!

by **lakes10** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 10:39 am

azriahmad wrote:It's hard to find optimism in the face of such woeful collective performances, especially from world class strikers like Morro.

Come on, Benitez, you can do better than this!

you all keep ays this Alladyce thing as if you think i feel he is god... i dont, all i said before you got RB he would be worth a view as a manager of our club.
As it now looks like will be the new England manager I think it shows thar i was right in that we should have looked at him.
I do not like some of the thinigs he has said about our club, but he said them after what i said about him.

by ***XABIALONSO*** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 12:00 pm

WE should be doing as good as chelsea or atleat man ure
but were not were 14th and yes im being negative but theres nothing positive in lpools game nowadays

by **Ola Mr Benitez** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 12:59 pm

I think there are still positives.. Its always hard to see the positives in football when you are losing matches, but we have only one problem at the moment, which is we are not scoring goals. The chances are being made.

If I was going to critisize Benitez, I would say he is changing the team too often. I would to see Morientes and Cisse, playing along side each other for at least 5 games. I think Morientes looked a lot better against Crystal Palace, but he does need a run in the team after coming back from injury.

If we had scored even 10% of attempts we are making we would have turned draws in to wins and losses in to draws (or maybe wins) and no one would be worried.

I think Benitez will buy another striker in Jan, along with a wide player and defender. Things aren't as bad as it feels right now. I would only be concerned if we where not making chances, (like EFC), but that is not the case.

Goals will come!

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