View Full Version : is rafa leaving
irishpaddy
19-11-2007, 04:31 PM
i have read a few reports that he has been approached by B/Munich. i dont believe it because i dont think i would be that lucky. and i dont think the Germans are that silly. b/m is a good team now so why would they put that at risk:eek:
No, said he was staying earlier today.
irishpaddy
19-11-2007, 07:36 PM
well i'll be fkd. i thought it was too good to be true.:(
Gerry
19-11-2007, 07:40 PM
i was thinking we had not heard your anto rafa views in a while What is your reason for coming out with such cr*p ? can you sensibly justify your argument and what in your opinion should he be doing better ? am interested to see what points you raise mate
RedMurph08
19-11-2007, 08:05 PM
i have read a few reports that he has been approached by B/Munich. i dont believe it because i dont think i would be that lucky. and i dont think the Germans are that silly. b/m is a good team now so why would they put that at risk:eek:
Are you for real? or are u a sad manc on a LFC forum?
or are u a sad manc on a LFC forum?
Was only a matter of time before they started coming along I suppose, at least it shows the site is getting more popular ;)
Gerry
19-11-2007, 08:09 PM
Are you for real? or are u a sad manc on a LFC forum?
He used to come on the old forum rafa bashing and all doom and gloom about things which is his opinion and one he is entitled too but he could never back it up or argue the point of why he feels that way !
maybe your right and he is just on a wind up !
reder
20-11-2007, 08:07 AM
i have read a few reports that he has been approached by B/Munich. i dont believe it because i dont think i would be that lucky. and i dont think the Germans are that silly. b/m is a good team now so why would they put that at risk:eek:
Go off and walk your dog.
Pimboli
20-11-2007, 11:35 AM
You sad little Manc, go find your own board to post drivel on.
GaryMc
20-11-2007, 11:58 AM
why would Rafa leave a team who are unbeaten in the laague, have some world class players for a team who are in the Uefa Cup....
vodkacolly
20-11-2007, 12:34 PM
This happens quite a bit on forums, where an outsider comes in, posts something controversial and sits back and laughs while the regular forum users get all defensive/p**sed off. Ignore it lads and move on to next thread...
WexRed
20-11-2007, 12:52 PM
I'd normally agree but unfortunately this fella has form from the previous incarnation of Irish Kop. I could've told you who it was without seeing the username. And yes things did get heated ;)
~Rebel~
20-11-2007, 02:51 PM
ignoring the "opinion", I think if we want him, Rafa will be with us for the long haul. He's got pretty much everything that he said he wanted when he left valencia, a lot of it other clubs wouldn't be able to offer. Job security, huge level of control and say over everything that happens in the club, strong financial backing in the transfer market, relative freedom in bringing in youth and building for future teams, proof of the clubs ambition for the future in the construction of a new stadium and freedom of hiring club staff.
Rafa is a control freak and not many other big clubs could/would give him as much power as he has at Liverpool. The term 'Rafalution' has been around for years, since he took over, but its actually very relevent. The control he has, and the way he's using it in his plans for the future are nothing short of a revolution.
Liverpool-law
20-11-2007, 02:56 PM
I'm just surprised that Irishpaddy can type... surely it must be tough to hit the right keys with those clumsy paws of his :rolleyes: Although we can't be sexist, it could be a bitch...
Pimboli
20-11-2007, 03:29 PM
Rafa is a control freak and not many other big clubs could/would give him as much power as he has at Liverpool. The term 'Rafalution' has been around for years, since he took over, but its actually very relevent. The control he has, and the way he's using it in his plans for the future are nothing short of a revolution.
Personally I think this could also be his downfall, he has taken over the youth team, has no assistant manager so is basically running the club top to bottom.
I think you need at least a number 2 to bounce things off and bring a different perspective, if things arent going well its good to have someone else there to help come up with a new plan rather than adopt the 'sit tight it will all come good approach', in the days when losing 2/3 matches in a season will cost you the league changes need to be made fast. Rafa wont make changes he sticks to what he wants to do regardless, this is where I can see problems down the line if things dont go as planned.
With rednose over in Mancland he rules the club but still has flying monkeys in tow.
corcaigh
20-11-2007, 07:07 PM
come on, itd take many years for LFC to think of getting rid of a manager. houllier springs to mind very quickly.
~Rebel~
20-11-2007, 10:22 PM
I think you need at least a number 2 to bounce things off and bring a different perspective, if things arent going well its good to have someone else there to help come up with a new plan rather than adopt the 'sit tight it will all come good approach'
Agree with this very much. Was praying we'd get in Sammy Lee or Gary Mc, someone strong who has had a hand at managing (even if not too successfully in Sammy's case), who would bring alternative plans and ideas to the table. Even just someone to provide Rafa with some food for thought, or to poke holes in a particular strategy if he's getting a bit carried away. I have a lot of faith in Rafa's ability, but its lonely at the top, and can make you lose sight of the big picture.
liverbird!!
21-11-2007, 07:54 AM
He used to come on the old forum rafa bashing and all doom and gloom about things which is his opinion and one he is entitled too but he could never back it up or argue the point of why he feels that way !
maybe your right and he is just on a wind up !
Sounds like someone i know!!;)
Gerry
21-11-2007, 08:01 AM
Sounds like someone i know!!;)
Yeah but he does not use the c*** word as much ! :D
Mods can we lock threads that dont come from a credible source anyway.
Pimboli
22-11-2007, 03:07 PM
Mods can we lock threads that dont come from a credible source anyway.
Threads generally are opinion based so not sure how you can ascertain what a credible source is and deem it lockable. Flaimbait material which is what this original post was should be locked though.
irishpaddy
22-11-2007, 06:03 PM
Are you for real? or are u a sad manc on a LFC forum?
:pbe caareful mate your brains are sticking out from under your bra.
irishpaddy
22-11-2007, 06:07 PM
He used to come on the old forum rafa bashing and all doom and gloom about things which is his opinion and one he is entitled too but he could never back it up or argue the point of why he feels that way !
maybe your right and he is just on a wind up !
please don't talk about me as if i was not here, very rude, or do you know what rude is, or do you care.:o
Gerry
22-11-2007, 06:12 PM
How is what i said rude ? all i said was you allways post the same stuff about rafa over and over again but never explain why you have come to these conclusions,
Nothing rude about that really !
But i am really sorry if you were offended
siflood
22-11-2007, 06:18 PM
dont think he is leaving but come end of season if we are still as bad as we are now he mite just be told to leave
Jockser
22-11-2007, 07:28 PM
lads stop biting the bait for christ sake
lads stop biting the bait for christ sake
here here, can't believe people keep bumping up this thread by responding to it.
wait, what have I just done... ;)
Just saw the press conference and he looked fairly relaxed to me
Threads generally are opinion based so not sure how you can ascertain what a credible source is and deem it lockable. Flaimbait material which is what this original post was should be locked though.
I'm not talking about opinion! I'm talking about threads with sources from tabloids or from other internet site particularly in relation to the stupid rumour mill.
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