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Originally posted by CAD View PostI'm sorry - I forgot who I was dealing with.
You just go ahead and throw these in where ever you like:
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Originally posted by CAD View Post"Originally Posted by JRG"
Are you JRG as well now? I'll see your
and raise you with:
:whatever:

You need help
**** OFF HICKS AND GILLETT WE DON'T WANT YOU.
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Originally posted by Sir Bob View PostNobody is a bigger fan of Rafa than me, but I still consider he made a mistake in not playing torres against Brum. This packed defence argument is nonsense in my book. Torres played against Derby, who played exactly the same tactics as Brum. In fact if torres doesn't play in games were the oposition play 4-5-1, he's going to spend alot of games on the bench. Also this implies torres is a one trick pony ie he needs to be able to use his pace or its not worth playing him.
I wouldn't swap Rafa for any manager but in not playing torres as often as possible in the league, I feel he's not giving us the best possible chance of winning the league.
Torres is better at the things that Kuyt and Voronin has as their strenghts.
He is stronger than them, he can work at least as hard as Kuyt, he is more skillful than Voronin. He is a better finisher in a tight situation than both of them. He is better in the air than them.
You can't rest our best striker by a mile for games we MAY play in a few months time. We need him to play every league game if he is fit if we want to have a chance to win the league. He gives us a mental advantage even before the game has started when the other teams sees him in the starting XI.Last edited by AFII; 26-09-07, 01:09 PM.Just believe and you never know what will happen.
According to Benitez it's important not simply to go out to win but to go out prepared to win, which means players have to put in the same level of work on a daily basis. Anything else is unacceptable.
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Rafa is the best manager in the world but he will make mistakes. We can only hope that he won't make the same mistake again and get over it and concentrate on the next game.Just believe and you never know what will happen.
According to Benitez it's important not simply to go out to win but to go out prepared to win, which means players have to put in the same level of work on a daily basis. Anything else is unacceptable.
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Originally posted by paulcooper4 View PostNow you have completely lost me, this praise to rafa thread has sent you over the edge fella hasnit it
Absolutely not. Look again:
Originally Posted by JRG
Rafa was right about Torres V Brum, a packed box makes for no room to manouevre, and Torres needs space to be able to use his pace. Kuyt and Voronin were the best choice, it seems that the crow had an off day.
MY REPLY:
With or without space - Torres is the best striker we have period. He didn't need much space when he scissorkicked the ball just over the bar against Brum, did he? How strange that he looked more like a goalthreat than any other player we fielded the entire game, when he finally came on.
I plea guilty to Rafa-bashing after the Pompey game but this is reversed kneejerk if I ever saw it.
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In short - it wasn't a reply to any of your great insight
We were somewhere around Barstow on the edge of the desert when the drugs began to take hold.
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I don't deal in cliches or personalities so to attribute me a RCDNW is mystifying. Rafa's judgement took into account a number of factors and I happen to agree with him, the execution however was flawed as I posted.Originally posted by CAD View PostWith or without space - Torres is the best striker we have period. He didn't need much space when he scissorkicked the ball just over the bar against Brum, did he? How strange that he looked more like a goalthreat than any other player we fielded the entire game, when he finally came on.
I plea guilty to Rafa-bashing after the Pompey game but this is reversed kneejerk if I ever saw it.
PS: You forgot the RCDNW in your signature.
One incident is not a justification for declaring his decision wrong, however you are obviously a second guesser, or a spotty youth overdosed on computer-based football management games.
Torres looked like a goal threat but didn't score, and I believe he wouldn't have scored as the Brum team bus was in the way of the goal - to misquote another ****.
Knee jerk - WTF I suggest the knee jerk comes woith the reaction to the Pompey game - difficult to beat at Fratton park as the season will demonstrate,
BRum played well and we played not so well, that happens.
Go and jerk off until you can be a bit more considered in your views.No matter how far back you seem, when you're blessed with class, anything is possible. Chris Bascombe Sep 21 2006

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Fella I havent a clue what you are on about so I will just agree and say you win in the hope that you **** offOriginally posted by CAD View PostAbsolutely not. Look again:
Originally Posted by JRG
Rafa was right about Torres V Brum, a packed box makes for no room to manouevre, and Torres needs space to be able to use his pace. Kuyt and Voronin were the best choice, it seems that the crow had an off day.
MY REPLY:
With or without space - Torres is the best striker we have period. He didn't need much space when he scissorkicked the ball just over the bar against Brum, did he? How strange that he looked more like a goalthreat than any other player we fielded the entire game, when he finally came on.
I plea guilty to Rafa-bashing after the Pompey game but this is reversed kneejerk if I ever saw it.
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In short - it wasn't a reply to any of your great insight
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Can someone just delete this ballbags posts from the thread pleaseOriginally posted by CAD View PostThat does seem to be a big part of the problem.
Have a nice day

The fella is not contributing anything at all to what the thread is about and is obviously just trying to cause aggro.
I get in the **** when I lose my rag so I dont see why this gob****e should be allowed to come following me around on the wind up.
Cheers
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SecondedOriginally posted by paulcooper4 View PostCan someone just delete this ballbags posts from the thread please
The fella is not contributing anything at all to what the thread is about and is obviously just trying to cause aggro.
I get in the **** when I lose my rag so I dont see why this gob****e should be allowed to come following me around on the wind up.
Cheers
No matter how far back you seem, when you're blessed with class, anything is possible. Chris Bascombe Sep 21 2006

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Originally posted by paulcooper4 View PostI would like to use this thread to pay tribute to our manager Rafa Benitez. We have IMO the finest manager in world football right now, certainly one of the top 3 anyway. The way he has transformed us into being one of the most feared/respected clubs in world football again in such a short space of time is remarkable.
The reason he has done this is down to many reasons, his tactical knowledge is second to none. There hasnt been a manager born yet that gets EVERY decision right, but I have never seen a manager get his tactics right as often as Rafa does. Also, he is mentally strong, he picks HIS team, not what player power or fan power dictates. He sticks with rotation, even though a million internet managers tell him its wrong, because HE BELIEVES ITS THE BEST WAY TO GET RESULTS OVER THE COURSE OF A SEASON. And judging by the fact we are generally the best team each season from november onwards this would seem to be correct. Now that we have finally had a good start to a season, god only knows how good we will be when we really kick into form in a month or so.
Anbeleebable
If only the season started in November then....
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