Rafa backs down?

[desertscouser]

How do you know ? You bash someone and make another fact ?

How did I bash him??

As for my post, well...it's from experience. How many top players leave top clubs because a manager leaves?? Bare in mind Gerrard loved GH and still stayed after he was sacked.

Fredo, you're always so dramatic. It's annoying as hell.

And finally, if AFII has a problem with my post let him respond. We can settle it without your unwanted intervention.

[tomasjj]

I'm not mate it is just he is adding bits to stories, treating everything he reads as fact and going on about it. It would be great if we all calmed down. The bit about who he wants to own the club is just funny.
Also I am not angry, I would just love people to chill and wait to see instead of us all working each other up, this is all that happens.

But it's not on him is it? It's on what he writes

Yeah, I moderated my statement a bit too.

[Diego]

Look at it this way guys. In your organisation if you bad mouthed your boss several times in the most public way, what would you expect the result to be?

I love Rafa but one should never start a battle one cannot win. Sorry to be pessimistic.

When will he go? Well, he will want his contract to be largely paid up, and that will happen only if he shuts up (he will soon be in breach of his contract otherwise) and does not walk. The owners on the other hand will not want to get rid of him during the season unless they have a replacement in place. And, if the owners do not want to spend during the transfer window, they will not want a new manager in place before then. All these things point to a summer parting of the ways.

Oh Rafa, what have you done?

maybe he had to mate, reports from behind the scene suggest that things weren't going smoothly between them before. sometimes you have to stir **** up before you can make peace. rafa might have though his position was unsecured,and that he was off and he wanted to get it out there to show the support he has, other wise the americans might have had the entire season to spin bad pr around rafa and sack him with out a fight...

i love rafa for fighting for what he loves, he's fighting for the club. and i'll back him all the way in that fight, we are all fighting for the club that we love. it would **** us up considerably if we let him go and a new coach would come in and have to start putting his own idea to work. there are not many managers out there that i think can keep the revolution with in the club going as rafa is doing, youth setup and all the good work he's done...

i believe in rafa and what he's fighting for...

[paulcooper4]

Prob better we all stop are bitching on here for now and wait to see what the next move is.

Whoever is going the game tomorrow night though, if you want to give Rafa the support he deserves, make sure your throat is completely and utterly ****ed when you leave the ground.

[desertscouser]

I can understand that mate put we should all chill out. Everything is contributing to some bickering feud and it's no good arguing other ourselves.

Sorry for being a little bit over the top.

I responded before seeing this post.

I think we all need to chill because the inevitable will happen and this place is going to explode.

[Guest]

How did I bash him??

As for my post, well...it's from experience. How many top players leave top clubs because a manager leaves?? Bare in mind Gerrard loved GH and still stayed after he was sacked.

Fredo, you're always so dramatic. It's annoying as hell.

And finally, if AFII has a problem with my post let him respond. We can settle it without your unwanted intervention.

You did put the boot in a bit too hard. I've already apologized mate, sorry for that previous statement. I think everyone is on the nerves, as a result of the uncertainty surrounding our manager.

[Red Chilli]

Prob better we all stop are bitching on here for now and wait to see what the next move is.

Whoever is going the game tomorrow night though, if you want to give Rafa the support he deserves, make sure your throat is completely and utterly ****ed when you leave the ground.

I won't take that literally

[Red Chilli]

Yeah, I moderated my statement a bit too.



I know AFII sprouts some bollocks, but I see no point in venting your frustrations on him.

FLMAO @ "sprouts some bollocks"

[desertscouser]

Prob better we all stop are bitching on here for now and wait to see what the next move is.

Whoever is going the game tomorrow night though, if you want to give Rafa the support he deserves, make sure your throat is completely and utterly ****ed when you leave the ground.

Gutted I won't be there. I'll have to make do with watching it with the LFC supporters club in Toronto.

I have a feeling it's going to be a sensational atmosphere tomorrow night.

[tomasjj]

maybe he had to mate, reports from behind the scene suggest that things weren't going smoothly between them before. sometimes you have to stir **** up before you can make peace. rafa might have though his position was unsecured,and that he was off and he wanted to get it out there to show the support he has, other wise the americans might have had the entire season to spin bad pr around rafa and sack him with out a fight...

i love rafa for fighting for what he loves, he's fighting for the club. and i'll back him all the way in that fight, we are all fighting for the club that we love. it would **** us up considerably if we let him go and a new coach would come in and have to start putting his own idea to work. there are not many managers out there that i think can keep the revolution with in the club going as rafa is doing, youth setup and all the good work he's done...

i believe in rafa and what he's fighting for...

Aye, you gotta hand it to Rafa.
He has some major balls of steel.

[Guest]

Gutted I won't be there. I'll have to make do with watching it with the LFC supporters club in Toronto.

I have a feeling it's going to be a sensational atmosphere tomorrow night.

It will. I hope that the players thrive on it instead of cracking under it. It can easily be a distraction.

[paulcooper4]

It will. I hope that the players thrive on it instead of cracking under it. It can easily be a distraction.

The one plus side of this is that porto dont realise just what they are walking into tomorrow night

They are gonna **** their kecks when faced with the wall of noise and we WILL give them the absolute ****ing hiding Rafa night deserves

[Guest]

The one plus side of this is that porto dont realise just what they are walking into tomorrow night

They are gonna **** their kecks when faced with the wall of noise and we WILL give them the absolute ****ing hiding Rafa night deserves

I can count on you to shout for me mate ? And give a rollicking to any ****er on the Kop surrounding you who isn't shouting his guts out.

[RedWolverine]

The one plus side of this is that porto dont realise just what they are walking into tomorrow night

They are gonna **** their kecks when faced with the wall of noise and we WILL give them the absolute ****ing hiding Rafa night deserves

[Darth Marty]

is it just me or is everybody else really ****ed off, slightly depressed, not work orientated and absolutely ****ing dying to see the match tomorrow?!