Red wrote:Lando_Griffin wrote:s@int wrote:Lando_Griffin wrote:s@int wrote:Lando_Griffin wrote:Don't we all?
The thing is, though - the Wenger thing was a genuine mistake which I admitted to. But in terms of gross spending, Wenger has outspent Rafa.
They're a selling club who always sell of their better players. Fabregas will be next.
But you just seem to delight in picking holes in anything pro-Rafa, whilst not even mentioning when the anti's drop a b*llock.
I don't see the fairness in that. I get the distinct impression that you just sit waiting to pounce.
Maybe I'm wrong.
I have dumped all the quotes.
You are wrong mate, I just don't know how I feel at the moment. I don't know why we are playing so cr@p and I don't know if Rafa should stay or go , so I am trying not to get involved. I stated my case in this thread and in others that he should get at least to the end of the season, and I left it at that.
I just believe its better to be honest, and if he makes a balls up I say so. I didn't like it when he changed the formation against Wigan and I said so. I had no problems with his team yesterday (apart from Kuyt) and I said so.
That's fine - but be as vociferous in your condemnation of other influences as you are when talking about Rafa.
I have, I have been silent in condeming him, and I have been silent in defending him.
I just don't see the need to belligerantly attack someone for giving their honest opinion, be it in favour of Rafa or against him. Its their opinion, why should mine carry more weight? (especially as I don't know which horse to back at the moment)
I don't take too kindly to having people who have never attended a match in their life call me an idiot, etc.
Especially when they clearly have a much lower mental capacity.
THAT is why I attack people - they ask for it.
(And I am not referring to you with that.)
yawn
Fabulous input there.
Well done - gold star on it's way to the "Day Care Centre for Inbred Children."