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Emerald Red wrote:

tonyeh wrote:

Emerald Red wrote:

tonyeh wrote:I don't like Jose. I think he's a git and I would be in two minds if he went to Anfield.

However, one thing you can say about Jose's Inter...they're a damn sight more entertaining to watch than Rafael's Liverpool. I actually enjoyed watching Inter tonight.

I don't think I can say that about a Liverpool perfromance, for the better part of the last few seasons.

Then you are one of three things: clueless about football; lost the gift of sight; or your hatered for Benitez has made you absolutely f*cking ignorant.

Well, it it beats being a W*nker, like you.

Say what you want, you put this club down, I'll put you down. Simple as that. The tripe you and some of your similar mentality cohorts who do nothing but spout bile, day in, day out towards this football club of late is nothing short of disgraceful. Should just f*ck off and support someone else, how you like them apples?

tonyeh wrote:

Emerald Red wrote:

tonyeh wrote:

Emerald Red wrote:

tonyeh wrote:I don't like Jose. I think he's a git and I would be in two minds if he went to Anfield.

However, one thing you can say about Jose's Inter...they're a damn sight more entertaining to watch than Rafael's Liverpool. I actually enjoyed watching Inter tonight.

I don't think I can say that about a Liverpool perfromance, for the better part of the last few seasons.

Then you are one of three things: clueless about football; lost the gift of sight; or your hatered for Benitez has made you absolutely f*cking ignorant.

Well, it it beats being a W*nker, like you.

Say what you want, you put this club down, I'll put you down. Simple as that. The tripe you and some of your similar mentality cohorts who do nothing but spout bile, day in, day out towards this football club of late is nothing short of disgraceful. Should just f*ck off and support someone else, how you like them apples?

Bollocks talk.

Liverpool, for the most part, are dull to watch. That's not putting anything down. It simply stating a fact. They're set up to play boring, negative, conservative and overly defensive football...that deflates more often than excites.

If you don't like that and think they've been stellar, then argue your point and leave out the attempts at insult, because it only causes people to ignore what you have to say.

Emerald Red wrote:

tonyeh wrote:

Emerald Red wrote:

tonyeh wrote:

Emerald Red wrote:

tonyeh wrote:I don't like Jose. I think he's a git and I would be in two minds if he went to Anfield.

However, one thing you can say about Jose's Inter...they're a damn sight more entertaining to watch than Rafael's Liverpool. I actually enjoyed watching Inter tonight.

I don't think I can say that about a Liverpool perfromance, for the better part of the last few seasons.

Then you are one of three things: clueless about football; lost the gift of sight; or your hatered for Benitez has made you absolutely f*cking ignorant.

Well, it it beats being a W*nker, like you.

Say what you want, you put this club down, I'll put you down. Simple as that. The tripe you and some of your similar mentality cohorts who do nothing but spout bile, day in, day out towards this football club of late is nothing short of disgraceful. Should just f*ck off and support someone else, how you like them apples?

Bollocks talk.

Liverpool, for the most part, are dull to watch. That's not putting anything down. It simply stating a fact. They're set up to play boring, negative, conservative and overly defensive football...that deflates more often than excites.

If you don't like that and think they've been stellar, then argue your point and leave out the attempts at insult, because it only causes people to ignore what you have to say.

Aye, whatever you say. Not reading your sh*te anymore.

s@int wrote:As you can no doubt see mate, we are split down the middle over Rafa, and not a happy site at the moment.

s@int wrote:As you can no doubt see mate, we are split down the middle over Rafa, and not a happy site at the moment.

can't we all just get along

it was fun when the owners announced they were selling, maybe on of them will die tomorrow and they can deflect the Rafa bashing 

NeGrAmArOfOrEvEr wrote:

Emerald Red wrote:

NeGrAmArOfOrEvEr wrote:

Emerald Red wrote:

NeGrAmArOfOrEvEr wrote:Hello everyone, I am a Juventus fan and I wanted to hear from you some news on the future of Benitez ...

Ps: How do you assess Rafa in recent years as a Manager in total?

You've come to the wrong forum to ask that question, mate.

Why?
Even you know nothing?

Okay, we can always talk about how Rafa maneger if you do not mind of course

I'm saying that Benitez' tenure with us has been more or less soiled due to the season we are currently experiencing. If you are asking for a balanced view on the man, then asking here might not give a fair reflection because in the past several months, the man has gone from potential messiah, to the anti-christ on this board for many.

If Juve are fortunate enough to get Benitez, and is treated accordingly with sufficient backing by your board by letting the man simply do his job and get his specified targets, then you'll have the Scudetto within 2-3 seasons and be a regular force on the continent. Quote me on it.

I fully understand the disappointment, perhaps we live much longer because it is only since 2006 that we promise illusions ..
We have great players (Del Piero - Camoranesi - Trezeguet) that are about to finish their careers and the future looks very gray .. because there is no passion and skill in companies

Benitez to Juventus supporters hope is a name because it is a high level and lead football skills that today we

money is not a problem but the quality of men in society unfortunately

NeGrAmArOfOrEvEr wrote:

Emerald Red wrote:

NeGrAmArOfOrEvEr wrote:

Emerald Red wrote:

NeGrAmArOfOrEvEr wrote:

Emerald Red wrote:

NeGrAmArOfOrEvEr wrote:Hello everyone, I am a Juventus fan and I wanted to hear from you some news on the future of Benitez ...

Ps: How do you assess Rafa in recent years as a Manager in total?

You've come to the wrong forum to ask that question, mate.

Why?
Even you know nothing?

Okay, we can always talk about how Rafa maneger if you do not mind of course

I'm saying that Benitez' tenure with us has been more or less soiled due to the season we are currently experiencing. If you are asking for a balanced view on the man, then asking here might not give a fair reflection because in the past several months, the man has gone from potential messiah, to the anti-christ on this board for many.

If Juve are fortunate enough to get Benitez, and is treated accordingly with sufficient backing by your board by letting the man simply do his job and get his specified targets, then you'll have the Scudetto within 2-3 seasons and be a regular force on the continent. Quote me on it.

I fully understand the disappointment, perhaps we live much longer because it is only since 2006 that we promise illusions ..
We have great players (Del Piero - Camoranesi - Trezeguet) that are about to finish their careers and the future looks very gray .. because there is no passion and skill in companies

Benitez to Juventus supporters hope is a name because it is a high level and lead football skills that today we

money is not a problem but the quality of men in society unfortunately

Juve have good quality throughout the squad. Your back line has excellent talent, and an excellent goalkeeper that has a few seasons more in him. Benitez always had problems at finding a left back, and if you know, he brought in Dossena who didn't turn out to do so well in this league and was one of many of Benitez' mistakes. I'm sure you probably know more about the player, but from what I gather, he wasn't a terrible player in Serie A for Napoli of which the slower pace is more suited, and probably more suited for a manger like Benitez.

The concern would be to replace your older players set to leave, like you say. But just because Benitez has had failing of landing the required player for Liverpool and this league, it doesn't necessarliy mean he'll make the same mistakes there if money isn't an issue as you state. A Spanish manager, good climate and potential CL football could lure players like Villa and Aguero to the club to replace the likes of Trezeguet.

Rafa has made some blunders this season that has lent to us floundering in the league and CL. But those blunders have been blown out of proportion in regards to the bigger picture and the bigger issues going on within our club.

Need to focus on players like Marchisio (real talent in midfield)
A great defender Chiellini
Buffon etc.
We should strengthen the attack and the external

Much will depend on the game system that rafa (but now say it will be the new coach of Juventus)
will

I think the 4-4-2 or (but then the future would be uncertain diego)
or the 4-2-3-1 - with playmaker Diego


Dossena
not one player from Liverpool

Emerald Red wrote:

NeGrAmArOfOrEvEr wrote:

Emerald Red wrote:

NeGrAmArOfOrEvEr wrote:

Emerald Red wrote:

NeGrAmArOfOrEvEr wrote:

Emerald Red wrote:

NeGrAmArOfOrEvEr wrote:Hello everyone, I am a Juventus fan and I wanted to hear from you some news on the future of Benitez ...

Ps: How do you assess Rafa in recent years as a Manager in total?

You've come to the wrong forum to ask that question, mate.

Why?
Even you know nothing?

Okay, we can always talk about how Rafa maneger if you do not mind of course

I'm saying that Benitez' tenure with us has been more or less soiled due to the season we are currently experiencing. If you are asking for a balanced view on the man, then asking here might not give a fair reflection because in the past several months, the man has gone from potential messiah, to the anti-christ on this board for many.

If Juve are fortunate enough to get Benitez, and is treated accordingly with sufficient backing by your board by letting the man simply do his job and get his specified targets, then you'll have the Scudetto within 2-3 seasons and be a regular force on the continent. Quote me on it.

I fully understand the disappointment, perhaps we live much longer because it is only since 2006 that we promise illusions ..
We have great players (Del Piero - Camoranesi - Trezeguet) that are about to finish their careers and the future looks very gray .. because there is no passion and skill in companies

Benitez to Juventus supporters hope is a name because it is a high level and lead football skills that today we

money is not a problem but the quality of men in society unfortunately

Juve have good quality throughout the squad. Your back line has excellent talent, and an excellent goalkeeper that has a few seasons more in him. Benitez always had problems at finding a left back, and if you know, he brought in Dossena who didn't turn out to do so well in this league and was one of many of Benitez' mistakes. I'm sure you probably know more about the player, but from what I gather, he wasn't a terrible player in Serie A for Napoli of which the slower pace is more suited, and probably more suited for a manger like Benitez.

The concern would be to replace your older players set to leave, like you say. But just because Benitez has had failing of landing the required player for Liverpool and this league, it doesn't necessarliy mean he'll make the same mistakes there if money isn't an issue as you state. A Spanish manager, good climate and potential CL football could lure players like Villa and Aguero to the club to replace the likes of Trezeguet.

Rafa has made some blunders this season that has lent to us floundering in the league and CL. But those blunders have been blown out of proportion in regards to the bigger picture and the bigger issues going on within our club.

Need to focus on players like Marchisio (real talent in midfield)
A great defender Chiellini
Buffon etc.
We should strengthen the attack and the external

Much will depend on the game system that rafa (but now say it will be the new coach of Juventus)
will

I think the 4-4-2 or (but then the future would be uncertain diego)
or the 4-2-3-1 - with playmaker Diego


Dossena
not one player from Liverpool

How is Momo Sissoko performing since he joined there? I've only really caught a few glimpses of him since his days here. Rafa's problems, should he go there, are not all that different to the one's he has now with us regarding players. Juve will need possibly two quality wide players and a quality striker. It would be interesting to see who he'd bring in to say the least.

Emerald Red wrote:

NeGrAmArOfOrEvEr wrote:Hello everyone, I am a Juventus fan and I wanted to hear from you some news on the future of Benitez ...

Ps: How do you assess Rafa in recent years as a Manager in total?

You've come to the wrong forum to ask that question, mate.