s@int wrote:To be fair to Rafa, Masch has not been playing well for a while Mick. Not sure if its injury or he is not fully focused, but he just doesn't look at his best. Maybe he is suffering like Keane from being in and out of the side?
Leonmc0708 wrote:s@int wrote:To be fair to Rafa, Masch has not been playing well for a while Mick. Not sure if its injury or he is not fully focused, but he just doesn't look at his best. Maybe he is suffering like Keane from being in and out of the side?
Thats right.
ITs Rafa's fault he has been playing nowwhere near his best. Depite the fact he is playing awful he should be left in the the team.
Even if it means we lose games and miss out on silverware, at least that way this one player can get his form back and feel good about himself and feel wanted - cus thats whats important here. We really need these players who are only paid about £60k a week on average to feel loved and wanted, that is hte ONLY way they can play wel.
I think we should give players out of form all the time in the Wworld to find hteir form even if the results dont come.
Amen
s@int wrote:To be fair to Rafa, Masch has not been playing well for a while Mick. Not sure if its injury or he is not fully focused, but he just doesn't look at his best. Maybe he is suffering like Keane from being in and out of the side?
bigmick wrote:Once he'd pulled him off, there was the danger that if he then took Torres off we'd lose all forward momentum. Lucas does offer more going forward than Masherano so perhaps that was it. Who knows, obviously I'm not at melwood so not me.
Sir Roger wrote:"Lucas, Bennynoon and Kuyt are not good enough simple as."
Totally agree. But I would go one step further. How many of the current first team would get into a Shankley, Paisley or Dalglish side? Very few. Which brings us to the conclusion that the team, Rafa's team, is not good enough. I know it's been said here before, but I've been saying it for two seasons: We will not win the league with Rafa in charge. I'm not saying he's a bad manager. But I can't see him being a great manager. There is definitely something missing?
Sir Roger wrote:"Lucas, Bennynoon and Kuyt are not good enough simple as."
Totally agree. But I would go one step further. How many of the current first team would get into a Shankley, Paisley or Dalglish side? Very few. Which brings us to the conclusion that the team, Rafa's team, is not good enough. I know it's been said here before, but I've been saying it for two seasons: We will not win the league with Rafa in charge. I'm not saying he's a bad manager. But I can't see him being a great manager. There is definitely something missing?
lakes10 wrote:after reading all the post on here from last night i think that most members on here here are blind to the fact that Rafa has been off his own game for sometime, his head is not focused on winning the prem.
he needs to put all the other stuff to one side and focus on what he is paid to do, and that is to WIN games, something he is finding hard to do over the last few weeks.
There is also a point to make for our none English/British players not getting the same feeling of MUST WIN in games like last night, not just as would put us back to the top but it would put one over the Blues.
I am not sure we can pick ourselfes up from last night (in the prem) our players have seen their manager talking to the press and know there is stuff going on.My big fear is now Man U Raffa gives up on the Prem and starts looking at the CL to save his job.
The lack of ideas from our team and manager over the last few games has been shocking, Raffa likes sticking to a plan and when its not working he will not change it, We all know that at 65 mins Rafa will make a sub, well so do the teams we play, the other team know that as well and can put a plan into place to overcome that for the next 5 mins (when a goal is 70% more chance of coming for the team thats just made a sub). ok so last night we did get that goal after the sub but at 1-0 we all know Rafa was going to take off the strikers, was can this tell the other team, well a lot.
They know that they do not have to keep a eye on the danger men up front, they can turn their eye to getting up front and helping in getting their goal (and that did happen last night).
Sir Roger wrote:I might be a newbie on here mate but I've been watchin LFC for over 40 years man and boy. I was lucky enough to be there when we ruled the football world for decades only for the rats from up the lancs steal our crown from under our noses. Whatever I say is heartfelt and filled with passion for my team. I look forward to lively debate from people who disagree with my opinions. But I will never personally attack or insult a fellow red no matter how much cack theyre talking (that's the theory anyway):laugh:
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