Question: Rafa and Pako fallout?

[KK07]

Apologies but I missed this when it was going on,I was on sabatical from Est at the time.

Can someone explain?

I'm sure it been covered but someone mentioned the Babel signing as a contributor to the fallout,can anyone shed some light.

If it's been done to death Mods feel free to close this and if someone could PM the reason,chers.

[paulcooper4]

As far as I know mate no-one ever found out the ultimate reason. It was all just educated guesses and people spouting bollocks.

Cant wait for one of them to do there next book though, should be very interesting....

[KK07]

As far as I know mate no-one ever found out the ultimate reason. It was all just educated guesses and people spouting bollocks.

Cant wait for one of them to do there next book though, should be very interesting....

Cheers Coops.

Yeah it should be an interesting read,I reckon it may take Rafa leaving us for it all to come out,in that case I can wait for an answer.

[AFII]

Rafa wanted the team to train in a different way, less hard training, to get the players better prepared for the first weeks of the season. Pako didn't agree and that is the main reason to why he left.

Rafa overruled him.

[thesilverfoxlfc]

Supposingly Pako was to friendly with Jose who Rafa hates and he didnt like it maybe Pako let some stuff slip about transfer tactics etc.......

Who knows

[Owen20]

Rafa wanted the team to train in a different way, less hard training, to get the players better prepared for the first weeks of the season. Pako didn't agree and that is the main reason to why he left.

Rafa overruled him.

Pretty much as I understand it too.

[KK07]

Rafa wanted the team to train in a different way, less hard training, to get the players better prepared for the first weeks of the season. Pako didn't agree and that is the main reason to why he left.

Rafa overruled him.

Cheers AF.

What about the Babel thing?

Surely Rafa's decision is final when it comes to deciding whats best for the team,rightly or wrongly and it's Pako's place to accept this not throw his toys out of the pram,pure speculation on my part mind but it does seem a rather simplistic and childish reason for the split?

[KK07]

Supposingly Pako was to friendly with Jose who Rafa hates and he didnt like it maybe Pako let some stuff slip about transfer tactics etc.......

Who knows

Again seems a bit childish by Rafa then,you can't be frineds with him if you're friends with me scenario.

[Chrono]

Rafa wanted the team to train in a different way, less hard training, to get the players better prepared for the first weeks of the season. Pako didn't agree and that is the main reason to why he left.

Rafa overruled him.

Hang on, how do you KNOW this?

[paulcooper4]

Hang on, how do you KNOW this?

As far as I know mate no-one ever found out the ultimate reason. It was all just educated guesses and people spouting bollocks.
Cant wait for one of them to do there next book though, should be very interesting....

[Owen20]

Hang on, how do you KNOW this?

Dont think he claims to know, but they were the main stories that were doing the rounds at the time

[AFII]

Cheers AF.

What about the Babel thing?

Surely Rafa's decision is final when it comes to deciding whats best for the team,rightly or wrongly and it's Pako's place to accept this not throw his toys out of the pram,pure speculation on my part mind but it does seem a rather simplistic and childish reason for the split?

I don't think Babel had anything to do with it but I don't know for sure.

[AFII]

Hang on, how do you KNOW this?

It was all over the papers at that time. If you search then you will find the articles about it.

[Kaip]

Jay pm on its way

[bazza76]

Jay pm on its way

Forward it to me Jay