I'd be happy with AVB, Rijkaard, Capello or Klopp, but it has to be Rafa, doesn't it? I hope more than anything this is the case. Rafa coming back will put everything to rest, as long as he's not here there'll always be unfinished business and always a question of him returning at some point. Now seems a better time than ever and I believe with these owners he could make something very special.
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I think a big reason for that is because Rafa's detractors almost always cite the same, identical misrepresentations of him. Be it about zonal marking, his signings, his spending, rotation, tactics, or of course, the famous 'rant'.Originally posted by AnfieldForever View PostI have to ask but what's everyone's fascination / paranoia about the media on this site? Rich, this isn't directed at your post, it's just I've seen of several today.
Have an opinion that's 51% mainstream and you get shot down for being in Murdoch's pocket
Its always the same factually incorrect, unbalanced, unfounded rubbish every time.
It also happens to be the same skewed or outright wrong information that many of the rags and Sky used to delight in when talking about BenÃtez.
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That's bull****. How long do they have to stay in the Premiership to be classed as a Premiership side? They are indubitably a small club relative to ours, but their hardcore fans are just as passionate as ours. Martinez is a good manager, he's a smart bloke and he knows how to get the best out of his players. I think it's probably natural to be cautious about a manager who isn't the biggest name out there, but we shouldn't dismiss Martinez just because he hasn't had the opportunity to manage a club with our expectations yet. I am very confident that he would rise to the challenge. Every possible manager out there (with the exception of Rafa in my opinion) would be a gamble. I think Martinez is worth taking a chance on.Originally posted by Daniel 7 View PostWigan are a championship side with no expectation, even their fans don't really give a ****.
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Thought about this earlier. I would imagine we'd have to pay some sort of compo to Chelsea or AVB will have a clause as part of his severance that will involve a large sum of money being parted somewhere.Originally posted by Icon View Post@trevski_y: AVB keen on #LFC but some uncertainty over whether he would be allowed to manage an English club due to clause in Chelsea severance
This is another reason why Rafa makes so much sense ffs!!
I thought RDM had done well without paying too much attention to CFC. Then I saw the stats on SSN and I think he'd won something like twelve from fifteen?! But like you say, I didn't really have much of an opinion so just took it on face value. Abramovich must just love pissing money away for no good reason.Originally posted by Robbie-9-Fowler View PostThat is how the media play things.. Form an opinion when you don't necessarily have one.
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Maybe I was being a bit disrespectful there. What I meant by Championship was that there are small margins there, and a very small nucleus of rabid Wigan fans to keep happy. Its a rugby league town that doesn't have the same draw to football.Originally posted by TheElephantMan View PostThat's bull****. How long do they have to stay in the Premiership to be classed as a Premiership side? They are indubitably a small club relative to ours, but their hardcore fans are just as passionate as ours. Martinez is a good manager, he's a smart bloke and he knows how to get the best out of his players. I think it's probably natural to be cautious about a manager who isn't the biggest name out there, but we shouldn't dismiss Martinez just because he hasn't had the opportunity to manage a club with our expectations yet. I am very confident that he would rise to the challenge. Every possible manager out there (with the exception of Rafa in my opinion) would be a gamble. I think Martinez is worth taking a chance on.
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