LFC2007 wrote:The logic
Well easy to laught but you haven't put any sort of arguement back the other way have you ?

Dazzer wrote:LFC2007 wrote:The logic
Well easy to laught but you haven't put any sort of arguement back the other way have you ?
He has never stayed at a club for longer then 3 years ( before this one) this is longest he stayed at a club.Well what can this tell us ?
Imo it means he is a great guy to come in and make the best out of what he has and then the wheels start to fall off.
LFC2007 wrote:Dazzer wrote:LFC2007 wrote:The logic
Well easy to laught but you haven't put any sort of arguement back the other way have you ?
Let's see then.He has never stayed at a club for longer then 3 years ( before this one) this is longest he stayed at a club.Well what can this tell us ?
Imo it means he is a great guy to come in and make the best out of what he has and then the wheels start to fall off.
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You've just taken this season's very poor run and applied to it every other season, concluding - without analysing he evidence - that he only succeeds early on in each of his managerial projects before the "wheels fall off".
That's classic 'Dazzer logic'.
big al wrote:Many on here might think that I want Rafa out. Fact is I don't. I want him to be more flexible to concentrate on the football. He needs to build a good working relationship with Christian Purslow and Leave Dumb and Dumber to him. On Monday night I was hoping that 'right here we go let's get back on track go on a run and show them we're not finished yet'
The problem is that since the start of the season I have had the 'Fear'. I remember under Houllier when I stopped believing. Houllier was a great servant of Liverpool he restored my belief and brought back some of the glory which we had lost when Kenny left. Houllier made me believe. He took the club back to a point and then his own limitations kicked in. The next step was Rafa. Rafa made me believe again and for a long time I believe we could always beat anyone. From the start of this season the old Houllier feeling returned and now I watch matches in fear. Many here my reject this, but the silence now permeating Anfield shows me that the vast majority of fans are either as fearful as I am or the are very anxious. I want to watch Liverpool with the expecation that we will win. Stupid beach balls and bad referees can be explained and understood but fearing that Sunderland, fulham, Birmingham will beat us is not acceptable. The worst thing about this is that the anxiousness is now coming across from the players. Their body language tells me that they don't believe. Benny I could give you answers to all your questions about my previous post here but thats all subjective what you cant deny me is how I personally feel. I wonder am I the only one or are there others out there who no longer expect to win but instead are fearful. I think the post by David Maddox is excellent with one caveat, we live in changed times. The Liverpool we love is in the hands of two Americans who don't give a toss for tradition, otherwise they'd have pis*ed off long ago.
Finally I'm not sure that anyone could replace Rafa at a club were the owners don't want to part with their own money( then again why should they, Fans are nothing to them and will stil come to games) maybe only Wenger or someone striking it lucky and finding a football genius at a lower divison club but then again finding another Bill Shankly is as rare as hens with back teeth.
Dazzer wrote:LFC2007 wrote:Dazzer wrote:LFC2007 wrote:The logic
Well easy to laught but you haven't put any sort of arguement back the other way have you ?
Let's see then.He has never stayed at a club for longer then 3 years ( before this one) this is longest he stayed at a club.Well what can this tell us ?
Imo it means he is a great guy to come in and make the best out of what he has and then the wheels start to fall off.
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You've just taken this season's very poor run and applied to it every other season, concluding - without analysing he evidence - that he only succeeds early on in each of his managerial projects before the "wheels fall off".
That's classic 'Dazzer logic'.
Well fact he also hasn't won any thing in 3 years ?
Squad has got worse year on year ?
Little comments players keep saying here and there about his coldness ?
How 8/10 of players he has sold have gone and played well under other managers ?
Don't get me wrong Rafa must be great to work with when the team is winning more then losing , but I am sure he would get on ya tits when the form is this bad.
Dazzer wrote:Well fact he also hasn't won any thing in 3 years ?
Squad has got worse year on year ?
Little comments player keep saying here and there about his coldness.
How 8/10 of players he has sold have gone and played well under other managers.
LFC2007 wrote:Dazzer wrote:Well fact he also hasn't won any thing in 3 years ?
Squad has got worse year on year ?
Little comments player keep saying here and there about his coldness.
That isn't what you originally said. You said he does well early on before the "wheels come off", citing the fact that he had only spent longer than three years with just the one club as evidence of this apparent fact. In other words you were saying the reason that he has only spent longer than three seasons at one club is because usually the "wheels come off". The facts show this not to be the case. Up until this season, we had made tidy progress under him, while in his final season at Valencia he left them with a league and cup double. Hardly then the "wheels coming off".
In the final assertion of your original post you seem to be implying that his alleged 'coldness' (as if great managers aren't cold at times) may explain why we're struggling to pull ourselves out of this rut. Fact is, at best that would only ever be a contributory factor (which isn't necessarily backed by fact, because we've frequently pulled ourselves out of the sh!t in the past under his leadership). Our obvious lack of squad depth is the predominant reason, I feel, why we are where we are.How 8/10 of players he has sold have gone and played well under other managers.
And? Good players tend to play reasonably well wherever they go.
Benny The Noon wrote:LFC2007 wrote:Dazzer wrote:Well fact he also hasn't won any thing in 3 years ?
Squad has got worse year on year ?
Little comments player keep saying here and there about his coldness.
That isn't what you originally said. You said he does well early on before the "wheels come off", citing the fact that he had only spent longer than three years with just the one club as evidence of this apparent fact. In other words you were saying the reason that he has only spent longer than three seasons at one club is because usually the "wheels come off". The facts show this not to be the case. Up until this season, we had made tidy progress under him, while in his final season at Valencia he left them with a league and cup double. Hardly then the "wheels coming off".
In the final assertion of your original post you seem to be implying that his alleged 'coldness' (as if great managers aren't cold at times) may explain why we're struggling to pull ourselves out of this rut. Fact is, at best that would only ever be a contributory factor (which isn't necessarily backed by fact, because we've frequently pulled ourselves out of the sh!t in the past under his leadership). Our obvious lack of squad depth is the predominant reason, I feel, why we are where we are.How 8/10 of players he has sold have gone and played well under other managers.
And? Good players tend to play reasonably well wherever they go.
He has me on ignore so will reply here so Legbarnes can read it .
Who are these players that have gone onto to better things since rafa has got rid - 8/10 it seems .
LFC2007 wrote:Dazzer wrote:Well fact he also hasn't won any thing in 3 years ?
Squad has got worse year on year ?
Little comments player keep saying here and there about his coldness.
That isn't what you originally said. You said he does well early on before the "wheels come off", citing the fact that he had only spent longer than three years with just the one club as evidence of this apparent fact. In other words you were saying the reason that he has only spent longer than three seasons at one club is because usually the "wheels come off". The facts show this not to be the case. Up until this season, we had made tidy progress under him, while in his final season at Valencia he left them with a league and cup double. Hardly then the "wheels coming off".
In the final assertion of your original post you seem to be implying that his alleged 'coldness' (as if great managers aren't cold at times) may explain why we're struggling to pull ourselves out of this rut. Fact is, at best that would only ever be a contributory factor (which isn't necessarily backed by fact, because we've frequently pulled ourselves out of the sh!t in the past under his leadership). Our obvious lack of squad depth is the predominant reason, I feel, why we are where we are.How 8/10 of players he has sold have gone and played well under other managers.
And? Good players tend to play reasonably well wherever they go.
Igor Zidane wrote:Benny The Noon wrote:LFC2007 wrote:Dazzer wrote:Well fact he also hasn't won any thing in 3 years ?
Squad has got worse year on year ?
Little comments player keep saying here and there about his coldness.
That isn't what you originally said. You said he does well early on before the "wheels come off", citing the fact that he had only spent longer than three years with just the one club as evidence of this apparent fact. In other words you were saying the reason that he has only spent longer than three seasons at one club is because usually the "wheels come off". The facts show this not to be the case. Up until this season, we had made tidy progress under him, while in his final season at Valencia he left them with a league and cup double. Hardly then the "wheels coming off".
In the final assertion of your original post you seem to be implying that his alleged 'coldness' (as if great managers aren't cold at times) may explain why we're struggling to pull ourselves out of this rut. Fact is, at best that would only ever be a contributory factor (which isn't necessarily backed by fact, because we've frequently pulled ourselves out of the sh!t in the past under his leadership). Our obvious lack of squad depth is the predominant reason, I feel, why we are where we are.How 8/10 of players he has sold have gone and played well under other managers.
And? Good players tend to play reasonably well wherever they go.
He has me on ignore so will reply here so Legbarnes can read it .
Who are these players that have gone onto to better things since rafa has got rid - 8/10 it seems .
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obvious now i see it ! Enough said
Dazzer wrote:Well the point I was making was about his coldness as a grinding on the players more then any thing.also a good man manager can take pressure of a team like fergie does with mancs.Rafa tends to pile the pressure on his players.Like the "it was the players fault not mine" comments he gives when he dodging the media.Don't get me wrong I don't think every thing that has gone wrong is down to Rafa I just think a bigger chunk of it has then you let on.
This is not a black and white debate and it would be nice for once you didn't turn it into that.
I think of course Rafa has done some good things in his time at the club.He did in his 2004-2005 bring a good balllance to the already ok squad.2005-2006 Added well and improved the squad in some areas.But after that apart from Torres buy I really fail to see where the squad has improved.We was very lucky last year we had very few injurys and managed to put together some good runs.But Rafa's failure to hold onto alonso really was the breaking point for this squad he was a player we could not offord to replace.Rafa's stubboness cost us a great deal and it is still costing us.
Sabre wrote:Dazzer=Leg Barnes?
I thought he was Stu's cousin, with all the background of football in his family and all!
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