Having said that, I think sacking Rafa would be a major step backwards. The likelihood is we won't get Mourinho (which would mean dull football by the way) or Hiddink. We'd end up with someone much worse.
I hear Klinsmann is available

dawson99 wrote:Effes wrote:It's starnge really - but those who have been critical of him over the last 2-3 seasons
say he should stay.
I'm in that camp too - the club needs Rafa. Sacking him could see us flounder like we've never done before.
kidna like we're floundering...now?
Effes wrote:dawson99 wrote:Effes wrote:It's starnge really - but those who have been critical of him over the last 2-3 seasons
say he should stay.
I'm in that camp too - the club needs Rafa. Sacking him could see us flounder like we've never done before.
kidna like we're floundering...now?
I mean finish in the bottom half, that kind of floundering.
baldricks_cunning_plan wrote:The same Harry Redknapp who is now advertising for that s**t rag of a paper. Whereas Rafa knows which two papers not to even look at never mind give interviews for or advertise.
maypaxvobiscum wrote:baldricks_cunning_plan wrote:The same Harry Redknapp who is now advertising for that s**t rag of a paper. Whereas Rafa knows which two papers not to even look at never mind give interviews for or advertise.
why would someone who has no affinity with this club have anything against that newspaper when it doesnt effect him?
Dazzer wrote:what if we lose vs united ? what is we fail to pick up points at fulham ? what then ? still back him ?
Effes wrote:JBG wrote:Its a strange one: I don't think anyone saw this bad run coming.
Seriously??
I was gonna start a thread before the Sunderland game about "crunch time"
over the next few weeks.
The writing was on the wall if you ask me.
dawson99 wrote:baldricks_cunning_plan wrote:dawson99 wrote:no, cant agree. its naive to completely blame the owners and lay off Rafa. He has made mistake afetr istake in his signings and his stubbornness...
I'm behind the manager as ong as he is manager, but he's destroying our chances again and again. why, when we have money probs, does he spend SOOO much on a player who cant even play for months... he has signed over 60 players and most of them were useless.
Yes the owners suck, but you cant lay all the blame with them!
Because who were the alternatives? Lee Cattemole for f***s sake. For the limited money that Rafa has to spend (raised by selling players, not by the owners giving) Aquilani was the best option available in Rafa's eyes and after spending big on Xabi and Masch (in our comparison) I'd trust him when it comes to spending big on a central midfielder.
If the owners provided proper funds and didn't force Rafa to sell his players, then we would be in a better position. Truth is, it's the owners fault for bleeding the club dry of any funds from their own back pocket.
So if no alternatives just blow the lot on a crock?
We have funds, we have signed more players than most teams... just they are poor players. And the subs he is doing...madness...
I a, just becoming dissalussioned with Rafa lately, but lets just see what he can do
Emerald Red wrote:dawson99 wrote:baldricks_cunning_plan wrote:dawson99 wrote:no, cant agree. its naive to completely blame the owners and lay off Rafa. He has made mistake afetr istake in his signings and his stubbornness...
I'm behind the manager as ong as he is manager, but he's destroying our chances again and again. why, when we have money probs, does he spend SOOO much on a player who cant even play for months... he has signed over 60 players and most of them were useless.
Yes the owners suck, but you cant lay all the blame with them!
Because who were the alternatives? Lee Cattemole for f***s sake. For the limited money that Rafa has to spend (raised by selling players, not by the owners giving) Aquilani was the best option available in Rafa's eyes and after spending big on Xabi and Masch (in our comparison) I'd trust him when it comes to spending big on a central midfielder.
If the owners provided proper funds and didn't force Rafa to sell his players, then we would be in a better position. Truth is, it's the owners fault for bleeding the club dry of any funds from their own back pocket.
So if no alternatives just blow the lot on a crock?
We have funds, we have signed more players than most teams... just they are poor players. And the subs he is doing...madness...
I a, just becoming dissalussioned with Rafa lately, but lets just see what he can do
Since when has Aquilani been a crock? He hasn't even kicked a ball yet for us. Ask the Roma fans what they think of the player, or ineed anyone who knows Italian football. Most are very, very upset that he left. He's one of the jewels of Serie A. To buy a fully fit, on form Aquilani would have probably priced us out as per usual.
What if Ronaldo, or Kaka were injured with the recovery window of a few months. What if their value suddenly dropped because of this and we could afford to get either one of them for dirt cheap? Would anyone in here be critical of our manager then for buying a class player for under the odds? I don't think so.
Emerald Red wrote:dawson99 wrote:baldricks_cunning_plan wrote:dawson99 wrote:no, cant agree. its naive to completely blame the owners and lay off Rafa. He has made mistake afetr istake in his signings and his stubbornness...
I'm behind the manager as ong as he is manager, but he's destroying our chances again and again. why, when we have money probs, does he spend SOOO much on a player who cant even play for months... he has signed over 60 players and most of them were useless.
Yes the owners suck, but you cant lay all the blame with them!
Because who were the alternatives? Lee Cattemole for f***s sake. For the limited money that Rafa has to spend (raised by selling players, not by the owners giving) Aquilani was the best option available in Rafa's eyes and after spending big on Xabi and Masch (in our comparison) I'd trust him when it comes to spending big on a central midfielder.
If the owners provided proper funds and didn't force Rafa to sell his players, then we would be in a better position. Truth is, it's the owners fault for bleeding the club dry of any funds from their own back pocket.
So if no alternatives just blow the lot on a crock?
We have funds, we have signed more players than most teams... just they are poor players. And the subs he is doing...madness...
I a, just becoming dissalussioned with Rafa lately, but lets just see what he can do
Since when has Aquilani been a crock? He hasn't even kicked a ball yet for us. Ask the Roma fans what they think of the player, or ineed anyone who knows Italian football. Most are very, very upset that he left. He's one of the jewels of Serie A. To buy a fully fit, on form Aquilani would have probably priced us out as per usual.
What if Ronaldo, or Kaka were injured with the recovery window of a few months. What if their value suddenly dropped because of this and we could afford to get either one of them for dirt cheap? Would anyone in here be critical of our manager then for buying a class player for under the odds? I don't think so.
baldricks_cunning_plan wrote:Some quality jokes on this thread la.
Harry Redknapp type for Liverpool manager has to be the best one. The same Harry Redknapp who has god knows how much experience of managing and has won 1, yes 1, major trophy. The same trophy Rafa won with just two years of managing experience in the league. The same Harry Redknapp who is now advertising for that s**t rag of a paper. Whereas Rafa knows which two papers not to even look at never mind give interviews for or advertise. Oh yeah we really need a Harry Redknapp type don't we. Seriously some of the fans on here haven't a clue about Liverpool Football Club, it's history, it's traditions or it's luckiness to still have a man with as much class, dignity and loyalty as Rafa has. Anybody even suggesting we should be looking at anybody like Redknapp should be f*****g hung by the nearest lamppost on Bold St.
You're the type of fan who'd go to the match hoping we lose just so you get to boo like the pathetic fickle fans you are. True support is shown through the bad times, not just jumping on the bandwagon when we're winning. It seems like a few on here know that, whereas others think it's a supporter's job to slag the players and manager off at every given chance.
Look at the bigger picture, it's the owners who are ruining the club. It's Rafa who is holding the ship together. Without Rafa we'd be well and truly f****d. With him there is always hope in our hearts, just like the song says.
And we will walk through the storm (or at least those who know what supporting this club means will) and we will see the golden sky for the fickle fans to come and celebrate.
In Rafa We All Will Always Trust!!!
NANNY RED wrote:baldricks_cunning_plan wrote:Some quality jokes on this thread la.
Harry Redknapp type for Liverpool manager has to be the best one. The same Harry Redknapp who has god knows how much experience of managing and has won 1, yes 1, major trophy. The same trophy Rafa won with just two years of managing experience in the league. The same Harry Redknapp who is now advertising for that s**t rag of a paper. Whereas Rafa knows which two papers not to even look at never mind give interviews for or advertise. Oh yeah we really need a Harry Redknapp type don't we. Seriously some of the fans on here haven't a clue about Liverpool Football Club, it's history, it's traditions or it's luckiness to still have a man with as much class, dignity and loyalty as Rafa has. Anybody even suggesting we should be looking at anybody like Redknapp should be f*****g hung by the nearest lamppost on Bold St.
You're the type of fan who'd go to the match hoping we lose just so you get to boo like the pathetic fickle fans you are. True support is shown through the bad times, not just jumping on the bandwagon when we're winning. It seems like a few on here know that, whereas others think it's a supporter's job to slag the players and manager off at every given chance.
Look at the bigger picture, it's the owners who are ruining the club. It's Rafa who is holding the ship together. Without Rafa we'd be well and truly f****d. With him there is always hope in our hearts, just like the song says.
And we will walk through the storm (or at least those who know what supporting this club means will) and we will see the golden sky for the fickle fans to come and celebrate.
In Rafa We All Will Always Trust!!!Post of the thread
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