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re: "RAFA OUT." -Benitez
Posted on 2/28/13 at 6:33 am to hendersonshands
Posted on 2/28/13 at 6:33 am to hendersonshands
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I don't really care either way but it seems pretty stupid to heckle your own coach during games.
Sometimes the end justifies the means. It's a bad situation for everyone but it has ensured that Rafa will indeed be out asap so ultimately it was worth it and what needed to happen.
It's amaazing Rafa is so obtuse that he refuses to take any of the blame.
Posted on 2/28/13 at 6:33 am to Bho
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Is that a surprise? Rafa brings out the fail in everyone.
Most accurate post of the thread.
Posted on 2/28/13 at 8:21 am to RandySavage
Meh, IMO, the only thing Rafa should be blamed for at this point is being dumb enough to take the job.
Yeh he had questionable line up calls, didn't get results that he probably should have, but its not that easy with an owner like that and fans that hate you.
Yeh he had questionable line up calls, didn't get results that he probably should have, but its not that easy with an owner like that and fans that hate you.
Posted on 2/28/13 at 8:39 am to PTBob
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Yeh he had questionable line up calls, didn't get results that he probably should have,
I read something I though rang true... Rafa is a long term manager, in a temporary position... Meaning the way he does things and squad rotation, etc. is with the future in mind. He doesnt know any other way. In reality, he was brought in to secure a top 4 finish (cups, etc. would be lagniappe) and was probably 99% gone at the end of the season.
Posted on 2/28/13 at 9:38 am to RandySavage
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Yes the sacred diving, crying, and ref baiting of Barca and the thuggery of players like Pepe, Ramos, and Marcelo of Real Madrid. How would soccer ever survive without these noble bastions and ambassadors of the game. I would bring up other Spanish sides but none are noteworthy enough to mention.
This reply is significantly more asinine than habitual from you.
You're not very strong on the comprehension 'thing', are you? Concept or subject be damned, simply take one word, and attend to it with our closed loop uninformed and myopic verbal diarrhea. SMH
Posted on 2/28/13 at 10:42 am to TFTC
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Rafa has always been outspoken... I'm sure he's thinking at the end of the season or tomorrow... I'm outta here..
Now only if he can manage to throw the rest of the season and somehow manage to sneak LFC in to the top 4 (I dont know)..
Yes ... Yess ... Yesss
Posted on 2/28/13 at 12:21 pm to RandySavage
Since you are a plastic bandwagoner let me give you a lesson in history.
1. It is ignorant to blame just the Liverpool fans for Heysel. The Juventus fans were throwing missiles at the Liverpool fans to begin with. If you know anything about Italian football you will know what their ultras were(are) like. In 1984 Liverpool had gone to the Rome the year before and had come under attack from the Italian sc*m. So the anti-italian sentiment was rife. When the fans on the Liverpool side of the enclosure came under attack they rushed to the fencing. The Juventus fans fell back and some tried to get out. In the melee a wall collapsed and crushed people resulting in the sad deaths of 39 people. Subsequent legal proceedings implicated various top cops and authorities.
2. In the 70s and 80s Hooliganism was a problem across England and Europe. All clubs were involved. Case in point the white supremacist neo nazi Chelsea Headhunters who revelled at being the most notorious hooligans in England. Y'all just didn't get as much attention because, thankfully, you weren't good at doing shite. Liverpool on the other hand did not have an organized hooligan firm at all. Liverpool got more attention because in they were literally the best team in the country and amongst the top three on the continent. They were winning everything to win, they were at every cup final and they had the biggest crowds.
3. The ban on English clubs was bandied by none other than the "much beloved" Maggie Thatcher. She put pressure on the FA to withdraw English teams from Europe and subsequently forced UEFA's hand to do the same. English football was blighted by hooliganism. Which is why all other clubs were banned. Liverpool was banned an extra year because of the Heysel disaster. In 77-78 season, ManU fans rioted in Paris. Leeds fans rioted in the 70's and so did Spurs. English football was on its final warning in 1985, the FA had already been warned by UEFA that the next events of hooliganism would lead to a ban of all clubs. Because the problems took place at a Liverpool match, they were banned for an additional year after the other English clubs were allowed back in. So don't try to pin English clubs being banned from Europe on Liverpool.
4. The team that suffered the most due to the ban was none other than Liverpool. The all conquering teams of the late 80s could not participate in Europe. In some ways we are still paying for it for not cashing in on the European levels just when access to football was starting to spread. And ManU stole a march on us subsequently when the Premiership started. You were a team of good for nothing neo-nazi numpties till a Russian took fancy so shut your face. And stop misrepresenting facts.
I am not absolving Liverpool fans of all the blame. But to say that they were the only hooligans in England and they were solely responsible for the banning of English teams from Europe is downright reprehensible.
I know this won't shut your ignorant gob and nothing will. I just felt like wasting 15 minutes of my time on trying to educate you.
(rant over)
Friend of mine who goes to UCL and attends Chelsea games regularly says the atmosphere at the shed has sucked since Rafa took over and he blames the fans too. Dude is also the only intelligent Chelsea fan I have ever talked to.
1. It is ignorant to blame just the Liverpool fans for Heysel. The Juventus fans were throwing missiles at the Liverpool fans to begin with. If you know anything about Italian football you will know what their ultras were(are) like. In 1984 Liverpool had gone to the Rome the year before and had come under attack from the Italian sc*m. So the anti-italian sentiment was rife. When the fans on the Liverpool side of the enclosure came under attack they rushed to the fencing. The Juventus fans fell back and some tried to get out. In the melee a wall collapsed and crushed people resulting in the sad deaths of 39 people. Subsequent legal proceedings implicated various top cops and authorities.
2. In the 70s and 80s Hooliganism was a problem across England and Europe. All clubs were involved. Case in point the white supremacist neo nazi Chelsea Headhunters who revelled at being the most notorious hooligans in England. Y'all just didn't get as much attention because, thankfully, you weren't good at doing shite. Liverpool on the other hand did not have an organized hooligan firm at all. Liverpool got more attention because in they were literally the best team in the country and amongst the top three on the continent. They were winning everything to win, they were at every cup final and they had the biggest crowds.
3. The ban on English clubs was bandied by none other than the "much beloved" Maggie Thatcher. She put pressure on the FA to withdraw English teams from Europe and subsequently forced UEFA's hand to do the same. English football was blighted by hooliganism. Which is why all other clubs were banned. Liverpool was banned an extra year because of the Heysel disaster. In 77-78 season, ManU fans rioted in Paris. Leeds fans rioted in the 70's and so did Spurs. English football was on its final warning in 1985, the FA had already been warned by UEFA that the next events of hooliganism would lead to a ban of all clubs. Because the problems took place at a Liverpool match, they were banned for an additional year after the other English clubs were allowed back in. So don't try to pin English clubs being banned from Europe on Liverpool.
4. The team that suffered the most due to the ban was none other than Liverpool. The all conquering teams of the late 80s could not participate in Europe. In some ways we are still paying for it for not cashing in on the European levels just when access to football was starting to spread. And ManU stole a march on us subsequently when the Premiership started. You were a team of good for nothing neo-nazi numpties till a Russian took fancy so shut your face. And stop misrepresenting facts.
I am not absolving Liverpool fans of all the blame. But to say that they were the only hooligans in England and they were solely responsible for the banning of English teams from Europe is downright reprehensible.
I know this won't shut your ignorant gob and nothing will. I just felt like wasting 15 minutes of my time on trying to educate you.
(rant over)
Friend of mine who goes to UCL and attends Chelsea games regularly says the atmosphere at the shed has sucked since Rafa took over and he blames the fans too. Dude is also the only intelligent Chelsea fan I have ever talked to.
This post was edited on 2/28/13 at 12:24 pm
Posted on 2/28/13 at 12:44 pm to WeOnlyHateMancs
As usual, "always the victims, never your fault".
Posted on 2/28/13 at 12:57 pm to WeOnlyHateMancs
Ain't nobody reading that shite.
Posted on 2/28/13 at 12:58 pm to RandySavage
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As usual, "always the victims, never your fault".
Quit stealing lines from our dick fans. Make up your own.
Posted on 2/28/13 at 1:03 pm to WarSlamEagle
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Quit stealing lines from our dick fans. Make up your own.
It takes a lot to get me to agree with Mancs but the Scousers too often bring it upon themselves.
Posted on 2/28/13 at 1:09 pm to WeOnlyHateMancs
My favorites...
That's an interesting take. I guess playing a large role in the deaths of over 100 people in a 4-5 year timeframe equals being "good at doing shite".
Just like at H'boro. Just because cops did a horrendous job handling the situation and in the aftermath doesn't mean that Liverpool fans weren't a major source of the problem.
You reap what you sow.
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Case in point the white supremacist neo nazi Chelsea Headhunters who revelled at being the most notorious hooligans in England. Y'all just didn't get as much attention because, thankfully, you weren't good at doing shite
That's an interesting take. I guess playing a large role in the deaths of over 100 people in a 4-5 year timeframe equals being "good at doing shite".
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Subsequent legal proceedings implicated various top cops and authorities.
Just like at H'boro. Just because cops did a horrendous job handling the situation and in the aftermath doesn't mean that Liverpool fans weren't a major source of the problem.
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. The team that suffered the most due to the ban was none other than Liverpool.
You reap what you sow.
This post was edited on 2/28/13 at 1:10 pm
Posted on 2/28/13 at 1:13 pm to RandySavage
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It takes a lot to get me to agree with Mancs but the Scousers too often bring it upon themselves.
Its oh so typical of you to completely ignore a valid point with something akin to, "I know you are, but what am I?" Seriously, are you 12? Your blatant disrespect for the people of England and Italy is sickening. And you wonder why Chelsea fans in the US get such an awful reputation. The funny thing is, if you said this outside of Stamford Bridge your own fans would probably kick your arse. You're lucky you're in America a million miles away from the people that the event affected.
I also find it massively ironic that when comments about Munich or Hillborough are thrown around this board explodes. But when some juvenile child uses Heysel to show how "awesome" he is, no one says a thing.
Posted on 2/28/13 at 1:29 pm to RandySavage
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That's an interesting take. I guess playing a large role in the deaths of over 100 people in a 4-5 year timeframe equals being "good at doing shite".
He was talking about actually being good at soccer.
Posted on 2/28/13 at 1:29 pm to RandySavage
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RandySavage
You might not always be as annoying as others on this board, but I think it's pretty clear you are the most unintelligent, simple-minded person I believe I have ever had contact with. As far as I can tell you have never brought anything to this board or had any sort of meaningful contribution. I find ignoring you to be pretty easy most of the time, but I just felt like that needed to be said. That is all.
Posted on 2/28/13 at 1:30 pm to BleedPurpleGold
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Its oh so typical of you to completely ignore a valid point with something akin to, "I know you are, but what am I?" Seriously, are you 12?
So what you're saying is it's completely ok to degrade Chelsea fans as passionless, bandwagoning, a-holes because our team isn't historically as good as yours but how dare anyone bring up the far darker history of Liverpool fans.
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Your blatant disrespect for the people of England and Italy is sickening.
Not sure how you can even spin that one in your own head. You're the one defending the people/fanbase partly, if not mostly, responsible the deaths. I find their actions to be reprehensible. Yet I am the one showing disrespect?
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And you wonder why Chelsea fans in the US get such an awful reputation
Actually I don't care what our reputation is.
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The funny thing is, if you said this outside of Stamford Bridge your own fans would probably kick your arse.
Doubtful, Chelsea fans aren't fond at all of Liverpool fans. I mean they don't refer to them as "murderers" or "scum" for nothing.
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But when some juvenile child uses Heysel to show how "awesome" he is, no one says a thing.
If this is directed at me you totally missed the point. It has nothing to do with showing how "awesome" I am. It has everything to do with pointing out how disgusting some of your fans are.
Finally, I understand Chelsea, and most English soccer clubs, have terrible fans. All I am saying is Liverpool is the last club that should be throwing stones about behaviors and actions of certain fanbases.
Posted on 2/28/13 at 1:30 pm to BobLoblaw
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I find ignoring you to be pretty easy most of the time
Teach me your ways.
Posted on 2/28/13 at 1:38 pm to RandySavage
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So what you're saying is it's completely ok to degrade Chelsea fans as passionless, bandwagoning, a-holes because our team isn't historically as good as yours but how dare anyone bring up the far darker history of Liverpool fans.
1) When did I say Chelsea fans were bandwagon? In fact, just yesterday I said how stupid the bandwagon argument is.
2) Yes its fricking ok. Saying someone is an arse hole is far different than using a terrible tragedy in which innocent people died to prove any point. Would it be ok to use 9/11 on the poli board to prove a point? No, its fricking classless.
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Not sure how you can even spin that one in your own head. You're the one defending the people/fanbase partly, if not mostly, responsible the deaths. I find their actions to be reprehensible. Yet I am the one showing disrespect?
Jesus you're stupid. I'm not defending Liverpool. I'm telling you how much of an a-hole you are for using the death of Italians to win your "who has the biggest e-peen" argument. If anything I'm defending the Italians.
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Actually I don't care what our reputation is.
Oh believe me, we can all tell you don't care.
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Doubtful, Chelsea fans aren't fond at all of Liverpool fans. I mean they don't refer to them as "murderers" or "scum" for nothing.
lol. One of my best friends lives in London and grew up a lifelong blue. I think I would know a bit more than you about how your own fans think about these things. Maybe if you ever visited the place you would understand.
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All I am saying is Liverpool is the last club that should be throwing stones about behaviors and actions of certain fanbases.
That's perfectly fine. And you have a damned good point. But don't stoop so low as to use tragedies to your own ends in that argument. It reminds me of something I'd hear a high schooler say. Adults draw the line at a point, and you should have drawn yours a long time ago.
Posted on 2/28/13 at 1:38 pm to LSUSOBEAST1
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He was talking about actually being good at soccer.
If so it was a terrible point. I'm pretty sure we could have been at the bottom of the entire football league but if our fans were repeatedly involved in large scale incidents like Liverpool fans it would have gotten plenty of attention.
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