
bigmick wrote:neil wrote:bigmick wrote:I say that without even a trace of irony.
lol i can smell irony from 11,000 miles and that buddy was pretty pungent.
Not at all. My point is that if you decide you've had enough of the manager, it should be a considered decision you reach over a period of time, not a reaction because we've lost a couple of matches. People saying "sack him now" and such like is just daft, knee jerk stuff.
Ultimately whoever you think should be the manager, people should try and wish for what is best for the club. Fairly obviously at this moment in time, at this juncture, what is best for the club is leaving the man in charge. Should we go out oif Europe, out of the Cups and by the wayside in the league that might change, but even then you have to consider who amongst likely candidates is actually out of work.
I'm not a Benitez fan and haven't been for some time (as you know) but I do want whats best for the club. Right now that is him staying and us getting things going, we re-assess at the end of the season.
bigmick wrote:It's not just about them Baz, there's other teams in it as well. Anyway without getting into the why's and the wherefores and the "do you mind if I don'ts", suffice to say I've given it a bit of thought and looked at who has played who etc etc. It's not to say i'm right though, so lets forget about it because here it isn't important.
What I mean to say is, IF we don't end up winning it, we've got to do absolutely everything we can to make sure they don't either.
manager and a pack of players who are playing on adrenaline rather than instruction...soon they will seek direction,its not there!Lando_Griffin wrote:Do yourself a favour and get back to noshing off Fergie.
Simpleton.


is there anyone who is capable of turning things around with the playing list and having a crack at the title or a few cups and most probably the answer is no .... 

Judge wrote:Lando_Griffin wrote:Do yourself a favour and get back to noshing off Fergie.
Simpleton.
lando mate - if we lose against the mancs, not draw even, but lose, then i feel rafa will lose his job
the start has been atrocious. And he has the all convincing backing from the owners, and we all know where that leads to in the not to distant future

cpc4eva wrote:ive backed rafa all along i like him and think hes a good bloke but im wavering now and i feel its time for him to go but the catch 22 is who would replace himis there anyone who is capable of turning things around with the playing list and having a crack at the title or a few cups and most probably the answer is no ....
its not just the losses that are making me feel its time for rafa to go its more to do with how he has handled players and made team selections and they way the team plays.
given away crouch, bellamy, keane, alonso just to name a few
except for alonso why couldnt rafa get the best out of them ?
they all wanted to play for LFC but rafa kept tinkering and making changes. some games they played others they wouldnt im sure as a player it would be disheartening not having the manager instill belief and trust in you as a player
greats like shanks, paisley, kenny would have got the best out of them
i always have had this feeling that rafa doesnt make players feel wanted or excited about being part of liverpool fc he just doesnt have the carisma of shanks and astutness of paisley, rafa comes off too cold hearted too cold blooded doesnt seem to be a people person doesnt seem to know how to put the fire in the belly as shankly did, rafa seems more and more of a bean counter
i dont know what goes through rafa's brain when it comes to team selections and making player substitutes... so often we wonder why the hell did he do that or why didnt this player start.... it drives us crazy and confuses us all we've all shaken our heads in disgust and we just need to look at our results under his reign yep we have had good wins but the draws and loses have mounted the draws cost us the title last season which we really should have won having scored more than anyone and beating chelsea and man u twice.
just too much tinkering and changing the team around, not selecting the best available players, subbing the wrong players, subbing players too late into the game, only playing one striker up front in 4-5-1 we need to play 4-4-2 or 4-2-4
i hate seeing torres getting smashed all the time by defenders he needs a partner to play one twos with (just like toshak and keegan) who will take defenders away from him and free him up give him space and make defenders actually think where is the ball going instead of knowing its always going to torres
i know many on here dont rate babel but for the life of me i cant understand why rafa doesnt use him as a regular starter we need him to feel part of the team and give us options on the wing make us play wide out thus dragging defenders away from midfield
right now im having a hard time as to whether carra is done and we shouldnt have let big sammi go our defence is a shambles right now probably worst ive seen for some time
and what the hell does rafa see in lucas


Reg wrote:Question:
If Shanks and Paisley were still alive, would they sack Rafa?
I think not.

Lando_Griffin wrote:Friend - I'm going to make this really simple for you.
Your argument: "We should replace Rafa Benitez with Peter Reid, Harry Redknapp, Martin Jol, etc."
Have you not grasped the fact that your argument is far too poor to bother countering? If you function at that level of stupidity I'm not sure I can condescend sufficiently to converse in a way you might understand.
I get the feeling that I should get a particularly slow toddler to translate my words into a form you might be able to decipher (Bright colours, swirly things and such...). Of course, that would require your mind to reach the very limit of it's abilities and you would need to employ the aid of several brain surgeons, NASA and every Nobel Prize winner since old Alfred popped his clogs. (Are you any good with resurrection?)
Reading your posts is, at times, like reading the diaries of a failed suicide bomber - 3 days after having 80% of his head blown away by his own inadequate explosion: The strikingly similar wrist-slitting reflections, the over-reactionary factually-incorrect ranting and the small but telling stains of dribble on the page. To make matters worse, your "buddies" pat you on the back and encourage even more rot to come out of your sparsely-populated cranium.
Tell me - how can anyone debate with an idiot who has made his little mind up? A pointless punk lacking all perspicacity is no use to anyone.
So - you want a debate; I personally think you need a nurse to wipe your chin and put you down for a nice nap.

Reg wrote:Question:
If Shanks and Paisley were still alive, would they sack Rafa?
I think not.
Ola Mr Benitez wrote:Reg wrote:Question:
If Shanks and Paisley were still alive, would they sack Rafa?
I think not.
Reg, I normally like your posts, but please...
Shankley and Paisley where in a total different league to Rafa, I reckon Shanks wouldn't have sacked him as he would never had let him in the club in the first place
However the world has changed, I am in 2 minds, I really like Rafa but his faults annoy me so much, and what is more annoying is that a few changes in his management style could well make all the difference... but will he change? No he won't

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