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by **tommycockles** » Tue Feb 09, 2010 12:47 pm

heimdall wrote:
LittleHobo wrote:you will see my friends, you will see

i dont need stats, i have eyes

before johnson we were solid
with johnson we were all over the place defensively
now hes injured we are solid again

I agree with you, Johnson shoudln't be playing as RB he should be RW.

but where does that leave Kuyt?

by **heimdall** » Tue Feb 09, 2010 12:49 pm

tommycockles wrote:
heimdall wrote:
LittleHobo wrote:you will see my friends, you will see

i dont need stats, i have eyes

before johnson we were solid
with johnson we were all over the place defensively
now hes injured we are solid again

I agree with you, Johnson shoudln't be playing as RB he should be RW.

but where does that leave Kuyt?

yeah that is a quandry becuase Kuyt must play above all else becuase we all know that all you ever need as a footballer is to work hard, at least that's what Rafa seems to think.

by **JC_81** » Tue Feb 09, 2010 12:52 pm

heimdall wrote:yeah that is a quandry becuase Kuyt must play above all else becuase we all know that all you ever need as a footballer is to work hard, at least that's what Rafa seems to think.

You are one complete fu.cking bore.

by **LittleHobo** » Tue Feb 09, 2010 1:08 pm

im all for playing GJ at right mid, i think he would score goals from there too

just think he ruins our tight backline if hes right back

by **heimdall** » Tue Feb 09, 2010 1:12 pm

john craig wrote:
heimdall wrote:yeah that is a quandry becuase Kuyt must play above all else becuase we all know that all you ever need as a footballer is to work hard, at least that's what Rafa seems to think.

You are one complete fu.cking bore.

and you have nothing sensible to contribute, great riposte though.

by **tommycockles** » Tue Feb 09, 2010 1:12 pm

heimdall wrote:
tommycockles wrote:
heimdall wrote:
LittleHobo wrote:you will see my friends, you will see

i dont need stats, i have eyes

before johnson we were solid
with johnson we were all over the place defensively
now hes injured we are solid again

I agree with you, Johnson shoudln't be playing as RB he should be RW.

but where does that leave Kuyt?

yeah that is a quandry becuase Kuyt must play above all else becuase we all know that all you ever need as a footballer is to work hard, at least that's what Rafa seems to think.

i was being sarcastic (not that i'm anti-Kuyt).

by **xxTorresxx** » Tue Feb 16, 2010 12:07 pm

Glen's Rafa insight
16th Feb 2010

Glen Johnson has given fans a small insight into what Rafa Benitez is like as a manager.

The right-back, currently recovering from a medial knee ligament injury, has played under several big-name coaches, including Fabio Capello, Jose Mourinho and Harry Redknapp.

And he claims they all have different qualities.

Talking exclusively to LFC Weekly magazine, Johnson said: "It is all football with Rafa, but that's not a bad thing.

"Obviously he clearly loves the game and wants everyone to improve and do well. As a player you can never complain about that.

"Just as every man is different, every manager is different too. Every boss has their own way of doing things and their own style. Rafa is like that too."

Spending so long on the sidelines has given Johnson a chance to hone his own managerial skills - albeit on a computer game.

"I'm sick of TV now," he added. "When you're confined to the couch you'll look at anything. Thankfully Championship Manager got me through that time too. I won everything with Liverpool."

The full Johnson interview, plus as exclusive chat with Martin Skrtel and in-depth graphical analysis of Dirk Kuyt's 50 Liverpool goals, appears in this week's LFC Weekly magazine.

http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/latest-news/glen-s-rafa-insight

by **heimdall** » Tue Feb 16, 2010 12:15 pm

xxTorresxx wrote:Glen's Rafa insight
16th Feb 2010

Glen Johnson has given fans a small insight into what Rafa Benitez is like as a manager.

The right-back, currently recovering from a medial knee ligament injury, has played under several big-name coaches, including Fabio Capello, Jose Mourinho and Harry Redknapp.

And he claims they all have different qualities.

Talking exclusively to LFC Weekly magazine, Johnson said: "It is all football with Rafa, but that's not a bad thing.

"Obviously he clearly loves the game and wants everyone to improve and do well. As a player you can never complain about that.

"Just as every man is different, every manager is different too. Every boss has their own way of doing things and their own style. Rafa is like that too."

Spending so long on the sidelines has given Johnson a chance to hone his own managerial skills - albeit on a computer game.

"I'm sick of TV now," he added. "When you're confined to the couch you'll look at anything. Thankfully Championship Manager got me through that time too. I won everything with Liverpool."

The full Johnson interview, plus as exclusive chat with Martin Skrtel and in-depth graphical analysis of Dirk Kuyt's 50 Liverpool goals, appears in this week's LFC Weekly magazine.

http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/latest-news/glen-s-rafa-insight

Seems everybody is able to win with Liverpool on CM, would be interesting to see if Rafa could.

by **xxTorresxx** » Tue Feb 16, 2010 12:18 pm

heimdall wrote:
xxTorresxx wrote:Glen's Rafa insight
16th Feb 2010

Glen Johnson has given fans a small insight into what Rafa Benitez is like as a manager.

The right-back, currently recovering from a medial knee ligament injury, has played under several big-name coaches, including Fabio Capello, Jose Mourinho and Harry Redknapp.

And he claims they all have different qualities.

Talking exclusively to LFC Weekly magazine, Johnson said: "It is all football with Rafa, but that's not a bad thing.

"Obviously he clearly loves the game and wants everyone to improve and do well. As a player you can never complain about that.

"Just as every man is different, every manager is different too. Every boss has their own way of doing things and their own style. Rafa is like that too."

Spending so long on the sidelines has given Johnson a chance to hone his own managerial skills - albeit on a computer game.

"I'm sick of TV now," he added. "When you're confined to the couch you'll look at anything. Thankfully Championship Manager got me through that time too. I won everything with Liverpool."

The full Johnson interview, plus as exclusive chat with Martin Skrtel and in-depth graphical analysis of Dirk Kuyt's 50 Liverpool goals, appears in this week's LFC Weekly magazine.

http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/latest-news/glen-s-rafa-insight

Seems everybody is able to win with Liverpool on CM, would be interesting to see if Rafa could.

I doubt it :laugh:

by **7_Kewell** » Tue Feb 16, 2010 2:51 pm

xxTorresxx wrote:
heimdall wrote:
xxTorresxx wrote:Glen's Rafa insight
16th Feb 2010

Glen Johnson has given fans a small insight into what Rafa Benitez is like as a manager.

The right-back, currently recovering from a medial knee ligament injury, has played under several big-name coaches, including Fabio Capello, Jose Mourinho and Harry Redknapp.

And he claims they all have different qualities.

Talking exclusively to LFC Weekly magazine, Johnson said: "It is all football with Rafa, but that's not a bad thing.

"Obviously he clearly loves the game and wants everyone to improve and do well. As a player you can never complain about that.

"Just as every man is different, every manager is different too. Every boss has their own way of doing things and their own style. Rafa is like that too."

Spending so long on the sidelines has given Johnson a chance to hone his own managerial skills - albeit on a computer game.

"I'm sick of TV now," he added. "When you're confined to the couch you'll look at anything. Thankfully Championship Manager got me through that time too. I won everything with Liverpool."

The full Johnson interview, plus as exclusive chat with Martin Skrtel and in-depth graphical analysis of Dirk Kuyt's 50 Liverpool goals, appears in this week's LFC Weekly magazine.

http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/latest-news/glen-s-rafa-insight

Seems everybody is able to win with Liverpool on CM, would be interesting to see if Rafa could.

I doubt it

he wouldn't be able to buy Garath Barry for starters

by **Big Niall** » Sun Feb 21, 2010 11:38 pm

Garreth Barry is shiit but our chump manager thought he is better than Alonso. HE also though a cash strapped club should spend 18m on a full back.

The manager is krap and should have been fired long ago - total spoofer and out of his depth.

The majority of fans are stupid are believe you should cheer for the manager, hence we gave him a contract a year ago.

We cannot afford to sack the useless man, so are stuck with him. Hopefully some club will want him in the summer because he is shiit and we will never win the league with the useless chump.

by **Big Niall** » Sun Feb 21, 2010 11:42 pm

I forgot to mention the 20m wasted on Aquiliani - shhit business or what?

That City game was krap, we are so krap it is unbelievable. This club is fukked - especially with this useless fukker managing us.

by **Penguins** » Mon Feb 22, 2010 12:23 am

So, Fergie, Wenger and Mourinho has never wasted money?? :no

The difference is Rafa must be Mr Perfect since we are skint and he isn't on a level playing field.

Just pathetic to go on the manager when there is a 0 player budget and will continue to be so. But we must win the league no matter what... :no

Until the 2 parasites leaves I have only one thing to say:

GET USED TO IT!

by **Big Niall** » Mon Feb 22, 2010 12:28 am

Penguins wrote:So, Fergie, Wenger and Mourinho has never wasted money??

The difference is Rafa must be Mr Perfect since we are skint and he isn't on a level playing field.

Just pathetic to go on the manager when there is a 0 player budget and will continue to be so. But we must win the league no matter what...

Until the 2 parasites leaves I have only one thing to say:

GET USED TO IT!

Did you think Garreth Barry is better than Alonso or that Aquilini (check his fitness record before he joined LFC) was a good buy?

Benitez is rubbish.

by **Sir Roger** » Mon Feb 22, 2010 12:37 am

Big Niall wrote:
Penguins wrote:So, Fergie, Wenger and Mourinho has never wasted money??

The difference is Rafa must be Mr Perfect since we are skint and he isn't on a level playing field.

Just pathetic to go on the manager when there is a 0 player budget and will continue to be so. But we must win the league no matter what...

Until the 2 parasites leaves I have only one thing to say:

GET USED TO IT!

Did you think Garreth Barry is better than Alonso or that Aquilini (check his fitness record before he joined LFC) was a good buy?

Benitez is rubbish.

This is where people confuse the issue. Many managers have made bad buys. But few have turned good players into robots who are sh'it scared of being creative. Fergie, Wenger and Mourhino played attacking flair football and put players in their best position to get the best out of them. They have attacking minded formations which enhance the systems and tactics. And if it isnt working they change it.
We are in a stubborn rut dying the slow death from boring confined narrow football

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