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  • destinydude
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    Good read.

    There is little to suggest Benítez’s obsessiveness has dimmed. In his spell of unemployment prior to joining Chelsea and Napoli—where he spent two years alone in an apartment adjacent to the training complex—he helped the coach of a local school team. “It was hilarious,” said Montse, according to the Liverpool Echo. “He stood on the sidelines and shouted at them as if they were first division players, waving his arms about.”

    In June, twenty-four hours after he had been confirmed as coach of Madrid, local press claimed he had not even left the training ground to eat. “I don’t know if he’ll ever retire,” says Montse. “All being well, he has twenty years of football left.”

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  • BigChief
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    Originally posted by CJ View Post
    So is Maureen.

    I agree about pablo though

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  • CJ
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    Originally posted by Lee View Post


    He's a horrible cunt. No redeeming features at all.
    So is Maureen.

    I agree about pablo though

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  • marcus50bucks
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    Originally posted by Vermilion View Post
    It's what gets me with people saying how great his mind games are, he very often makes crass personal attacks on people, often drawn into making such remarks by something said; by someone, which imo is not masterful, not at all, he's just as reactionary as any manager, probably more, yet he's held up as being the one who plays the expert mind games.

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  • Alex
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    Well yeah, despite what I said in the other thread. This is just straight up nasty. He is being a bit of a prick because someone said something about him. Hardly mind games this, especially when its for a team they might not even play for a couple of years.

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  • Lee
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    Originally posted by Pablo View Post
    Exactly. It's not mind games, it's not "genius", it's called being a cunt.


    He's a horrible cunt. No redeeming features at all.

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  • Pablo
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    Originally posted by Vermilion View Post
    It's what gets me with people saying how great his mind games are, he very often makes crass personal attacks on people, often drawn into making such remarks by something said; by someone, which imo is not masterful, not at all, he's just as reactionary as any manager, probably more, yet he's held up as being the one who plays the expert mind games.
    Exactly. It's not mind games, it's not "genius", it's called being a cunt.

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  • Vermilion
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    Originally posted by marcus50bucks View Post
    Maureen took it a little too far. Why get personal? Then again I'm not*surprised given he once called Wenger a voyeur.
    It's what gets me with people saying how great his mind games are, he very often makes crass personal attacks on people, often drawn into making such remarks by something said; by someone, which imo is not masterful, not at all, he's just as reactionary as any manager, probably more, yet he's held up as being the one who plays the expert mind games.

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  • marcus50bucks
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    Originally posted by Vermilion View Post
    See the classy Maureen has fired back with a rant, about among other things... Rafa's weight.

    Original eh.

    So typical of the vile **** bag he is.

    Cunt!

    Of course the Media scum today have Wenger 'reacting' to Maureen because Maureen is the master of such things and he has Wengers number don't ya know, but Maureen isn't 'reacting' to Montse, oh no, nor is it a rant.

    Just how far up his arse are these people!
    Maureen took it a little too far. Why get personal? Then again I'm not*surprised given he once called Wenger a voyeur.

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  • Vermilion
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    See the classy Maureen has fired back with a rant, about among other things... Rafa's weight.

    Original eh.

    So typical of the vile **** bag he is.

    Cunt!

    Of course the Media scum today have Wenger 'reacting' to Maureen because Maureen is the master of such things and he has Wengers number don't ya know, but Maureen isn't 'reacting' to Montse, oh no, nor is it a rant.

    Just how far up his arse are these people!
    Last edited by Vermilion; 29-07-15, 07:25 AM.

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  • Fosterbloke
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    I love Rafa

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  • leo
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  • peekay
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    Things are no different for Rafa Benítez. The lady in question is his wife, Monserrat Seara, a law professor from Ourense (Galicia). In an interview with newspaper 'La Región', she spilled the beans on what it has been like to be married to the new Real Madrid boss for over 20 years.

    He only thinks about football: "On our first date, Rafa explained to me what a 4-4-2 was. He finds it hard to stay away from the game. The year we spent at home he helped coach the local school team. It was hilarious. He stood on the sidelines and shouted at them as if they were first division players, waving his hands about. He doesn't see football as work, it's his passion".

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  • McDermotX
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    Go'on Montse

    Benitez has succeeded Mourinho, with whom he shared a particularly bitter rivalry while manager of Liverpool, as manager at three clubs after his summer appointment at Real Madrid.

    Mourinho left Inter Milan after winning the treble with the Italians in the 2009-10 season, with Benitez lasting just six months as his immediate replacement.

    Benitez was also one of seven Chelsea managers in the six-year period after Mourinho's first spell at Stamford Bridge, and has now jumped into the Real Madrid hot seat just two years after the Portuguese left the Santiago Bernabeu.

    Speaking to Spanish outlet La Region, Benitez's wife, Montserrat Seara, says the former Napoli boss has had to "tidy up" what Mourinho has left behind at each of those clubs.

    "We tidy up his messes," she said. "If you think about it, of course you end up crossing paths. There are only a few world-class clubs out there."

    Montserrat Seara added the 55-year-old, who began his managerial career in 1993, is not close to considering retirement.

    "I don't know if he'll ever retire," she added. "All being well, he has 20 years of football left."

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  • Paddy
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    It's like he's deliberately trying to show Ronaldo up for the tosser that he is. Not that anyone needs confirmation.

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