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Anyone else see the similarity ? - Rafa & capello
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Sun Jun 27, 2010 4:58 pmby JohnBull
Doesn't matter how good the players are - wrong plan wrong tactics RIGHT RESULT !
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Sun Jun 27, 2010 5:29 pmby Emerald Red
No, and f*ck off.
Capello picked the best of the best in their respective positions. Doesn't matter what formation you play, you should still be able to beat teams like Algeria with no problems whatsoever. It's got f*ck all to do with Capello or Rafa, and I'm stunned you even brought this sh*te comparison. So you're practically blaming Rafa now for how sh*te England are? 
The day the media stop picking the English side, and the day England stop thinking they are a world power on the world stage is the day they might actually get to another final eventually.
Catch a f*cking grip. Mods, lock this sh*te.
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Sun Jun 27, 2010 5:34 pmby Emerald Red
See the only comparison I can see is that Rafa got the same sh*te from gobsh*te supporters when things went belly up. You only sing when yer winning. The manager - damned if he does, damned if he don't springs to mind. You want to know why England were so sh*te? Go watch the match again and have a look at John Terry. Positional awareness of a Sunday leaguer.
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Sun Jun 27, 2010 6:19 pmby RED BEERGOGGLES
Emerald Red wrote:See the only comparison I can see is that Rafa got the same sh*te from gobsh*te supporters when things went belly up. You only sing when yer winning. The manager - damned if he does, damned if he don't springs to mind. You want to know why England were so sh*te? Go watch the match again and have a look at John Terry. Positional awareness of a Sunday leaguer.
Spot on Lad
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Sun Jun 27, 2010 6:38 pmby Molby's bellybutton fluff
I've been a bit disappointed by Capello with England. He does remind me of Rafa in one sense, and that is his sureness that he is right, which can turn into stubbornness sometimes. The England team should have been 4-4-1-1 with Gerrard off Rooney and Joe Cole on the left. Everybody knows that would have been the best way to play, but for some reason Capello didn't like the idea and so it never happened. Gerrard at left midfield is madness in my honest opinion.
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Mon Jun 28, 2010 2:23 pmby andy_g
throw the word rafa into any conversation and people will immediately fly off the handle before engaging their brains. the comparison is simple really - even a bit too simple perhaps. capello didn't set out the team to the best of its strengths and all too often neither did rafa.
as we've seen from the teams playing the best football so far this tournament, the game is more about fluidity, imagination and teamwork that it is about organisation and rigid gameplans. a good manager should be able to get the players at his disposal to play as a team - but then capello hasn't been the first to fail with england in that respect.
and i still can't work out how the opener can look like blaming rafa for england's failure.
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Mon Jun 28, 2010 2:27 pmby Reg
I never seen so many people split by the Rafa debate, never seen so many people so annoyed and remain loyal to a manager after he has been sacked. That alone speaks volumes for the way teh club is being run that there isnt even a concensus of opinion.
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Mon Jun 28, 2010 3:47 pmby Ben Patrick
Molby's bellybutton fluff wrote:I've been a bit disappointed by Capello with England. He does remind me of Rafa in one sense, and that is his sureness that he is right, which can turn into stubbornness sometimes. The England team should have been 4-4-1-1 with Gerrard off Rooney and Joe Cole on the left. Everybody knows that would have been the best way to play, but for some reason Capello didn't like the idea and so it never happened. Gerrard at left midfield is madness in my honest opinion.
I agree with that about Joe Cole, he should have been in from the start.
Also agree Gerrard on the left is ridiculous.
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Mon Jun 28, 2010 4:10 pmby dawson99
RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:Emerald Red wrote:See the only comparison I can see is that Rafa got the same sh*te from gobsh*te supporters when things went belly up. You only sing when yer winning. The manager - damned if he does, damned if he don't springs to mind. You want to know why England were so sh*te? Go watch the match again and have a look at John Terry. Positional awareness of a Sunday leaguer.
Spot on Lad
So Capello played the right formations and made the right changes when needed? 4 4 2 non stop worked?
Stick to moaning, leave the real football talk to people that have a clue
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Mon Jun 28, 2010 4:11 pmby rocky29
the problem with us english is that we talk the talk but dont walk the walk. Were a spoilt nation thats the true fact end of! Would the premiership be as good with no foreigners init. Not a fecking chance.
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Mon Jun 28, 2010 4:15 pmby dawson99
there a remany problems mate, defenders with no pace, players too static, they look like theyve never played together, no pride, no change when needed
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Mon Jun 28, 2010 4:49 pmby rocky29
fabio capello is a far better club manager than rafa. In this turmoil we could do a hell of alot worse than capello. The england players let the nation down not capello.
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Mon Jun 28, 2010 5:01 pmby Molby's bellybutton fluff
The thread isn't really abut Capello as club manager, but I wouldn't touch him if it was me. That keep your distance/coldness stuff is all very well, but nobody will ever convince me that the extra 5% needed to win lots of matches consecutively (many of which you don't deserve to win because nobody plays well every week) isn't to be found in the building of a collective team spirit. Managers who can get inside the heads of the players, who aren't afraid of having natural born winners and leaders in their midst are the ones who will prosper in the Premiership.
If Capello was able to have a wishlist of all the best players then for sure he's a decent manager, but in the situation we find ourselves in he isn't what we're looking for. Not for me anyway.
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Mon Jun 28, 2010 5:11 pmby tonyeh
Too stubborn for me and persists with weakness (Heskey)...
...and I've had enough of that.
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Mon Jun 28, 2010 6:24 pmby rocky29
Molby's bellybutton fluff wrote:The thread isn't really abut Capello as club manager, but I wouldn't touch him if it was me. That keep your distance/coldness stuff is all very well, but nobody will ever convince me that the extra 5% needed to win lots of matches consecutively (many of which you don't deserve to win because nobody plays well every week) isn't to be found in the building of a collective team spirit. Managers who can get inside the heads of the players, who aren't afraid of having natural born winners and leaders in their midst are the ones who will prosper in the Premiership.
If Capello was able to have a wishlist of all the best players then for sure he's a decent manager, but in the situation we find ourselves in he isn't what we're looking for. Not for me anyway.
you mean what maureen does? Lick the players ars'e's when at chelsea he keep saying drogba is the best striker in the world. Then as soon as he goes to inter milan he says imbrahimovic is the best whiich is laughable. Why did terry do his england speech. Because spoilt brats dont like being told what to do and make excuses for not winning.