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bigmick wrote:Give it a few weeks and the Inter fans will not only be backing the "take Rafa back to Anfield" campaign, but they'll be looking for a straight swap as well .

That's a bold prediction Mick. It almost sounds as if you want to see him slip up. Sad, very sad. You never know in a few weeks Roy could be sacked. 

bavlondon wrote:

bigmick wrote:Give it a few weeks and the Inter fans will not only be backing the "take Rafa back to Anfield" campaign, but they'll be looking for a straight swap as well .

That's a bold prediction Mick. It almost sounds as if you want to see him slip up. Sad, very sad. You never know in a few weeks Roy could be sacked. 

bigmick wrote:

bavlondon wrote:

bigmick wrote:Give it a few weeks and the Inter fans will not only be backing the "take Rafa back to Anfield" campaign, but they'll be looking for a straight swap as well .

That's a bold prediction Mick. It almost sounds as if you want to see him slip up. Sad, very sad. You never know in a few weeks Roy could be sacked. 

What do you mean "it almost sounds....". I DO hope he fecks it up, I hope he absolutely bombs out and is a disaster.

Not that I give a feck about Rafa and Inter overly, but if he bombs out in his next couple of jobs at least it might mean that whoever is our manager by then gets a fair crack of the whip. The club will never move on while you've still got a section of the fanbase involved in some kind hero worship towards a previous manager. I've said it before, the WORST thing which could happen is if Rafa is as successful there as Mourinho was (thankfully it obviously won't happen). All that would happen then Bav is people like you would NEVER let it go.

The more he bombs out, and the more you lot lose interest in him, the better it is for the club.

You've got it all wrong mate. People are not interested in him because of any success he may or may not have with other clubs. The interest and fondness comes from the success he had with us and how he appreciated the fans and understood them.

The fact that you don't want him to succeed elsewhere just so you can't get barraged with abuse here just goes to show what a sad old git you really are mate. Don't mean to sound rude but that's what it looks like to me. Anyway no chance of that happening because it's HIS players mostly that beat Chelsea today!!!!!! 

bavlondon wrote:The fact that you don't want him to succeed elsewhere just so you can't get barraged with abuse here just goes to show what a sad old git you really are mate. Don't mean to sound rude but that's what it looks like to me. Anyway no chance of that happening because it's HIS players mostly that beat Chelsea today!!!!!! 

Fecking hell Bav stop it Yopur part of the posse who slaughtered Roy for losing his fourth match in charge or whatever the feck it was with a team in NONE OF THE PLAYERS WHO PLAYED WERE HIS PLAYERS .


You and Emerald Red are soooo funny mate. RBFC supporters so much you've forgotten the whole point of it all. You don't sound rude Bav, just funny  .

bavlondon wrote:Inter maybe worse than last season but what you conveniently seem to forget is their rivals are stronger than last year.

bavlondon wrote:^^ What she said

Whilst some are more concerned with backing up their own agenda, most wish him nothing but success. It's not enough that those who were critical of him saying Roy could do a better job have eaten 2nd and 3rd helpings of humble pie , they now need to wish Rafa fecks up.

bavlondon wrote:^^ What she said

Whilst some are more concerned with backing up their own agenda, most wish him nothing but success. It's not enough that those who were critical of him saying Roy could do a better job have eaten 2nd and 3rd helpings of humble pie, they now need to wish Rafa fecks up.