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by **GOAT_2.0** » Sun Jan 11, 2009 10:16 pm

Aha alright lovejoy lad, this guys hilarious

by **7_Kewell** » Sun Jan 11, 2009 10:16 pm

lovejoy wrote:
dawson99 wrote:
lovejoy wrote:
dawson99 wrote:
lovejoy wrote:stu is banned? racist are still here? oh,well... what a shitt mods

Calling you a c0ck doesn't make her a racist... there was no derogatory remark about your race, just your IQ mate

but calling me bosnian nomark,while her grand parents raped and killed half of my familly in bleiburg 1945. I hate when English people insult me.

All english people? Isn't that basing biased views on a particular race? So that makes you a racist as well?

Calling you a bosnian nomark is not racist mate. She thought you were from Bosnia and she don't like you. It's a dislike thing, not malicious race hate.

But, back to Rafa. He will win us the title!!!

no,i have something against english people who insult me like a racists. It memories me of something

you mean like this?

by **NANNY RED** » Sun Jan 11, 2009 10:16 pm

lovejoy wrote:
NANNY RED wrote:Right im only gonna say this once , An i hope your reading this Petar you gobsh.ite , I am not a racist FACT
If people wanna believe this b.astard then so be it.

But ill just say this off you Bosnian nomark or where ever else you come from be it Childwall, Wavertree, or Timbucto you still a t.osser an a gob.
SIMPLE FACT

"I am not racist,but fukc off u bosnian nomark".
You are joke mate from the first day. I could be Daniel Alves,but I don`t want to talk about my private things on forum. But you come here everytime saying "I am going to Liverpool games,I am fabulous". Who cares if you go to the games? Everybody can say that,it is not even matter. You can`t be better fan than me cause you don`t know me. Maybe I am the guy waving that flag at anfield everytime,maybe,but it is not important for these discussions.

Last night I came here as kojot and you were one of people that backed my cracking "opinions". You really made yourself look funny cause you proved that you think with your heart and balls and not with brain! terrible poster and terrible unobjective view on football. You are not maybe form Liverpool even,there are no proofs so you shut up on that subject.

READ THE THREAD AGAIN LAD AN SEE IF I WAS BACKING YOUR OPINIONS CANT YOU SEE A :censored:

TAKE WHEN YOU SEE ONE :censored:

CLUELESS,

by **Scottbot** » Sun Jan 11, 2009 10:20 pm

Number 9 wrote:
bavlondon wrote:Ah hes banned! He was quite funny actually.

Petar..the master of camouflage!

You'd never know it was him!Might as well march through the forum dressed as a tree with his arms hanging out!

It doesn't help him that his English is worse than the Big guy from "Of Mice and Men" does it.

by **Number 9** » Sun Jan 11, 2009 10:34 pm

Petar Petar pumpkin eater
Found a site and could'nt keep her
Saint ate his liver

The end!

by **Madmax** » Sun Jan 11, 2009 10:43 pm

Number 9 wrote:

Petar Petar pumpkin eater
Found a site and could'nt keep her
Saint ate his liver

The end!

yeah i remember that petar guy..made me laugh.. poor fella must have the devils iron rod up his a$$ by now.

by **Homebooby** » Mon Jan 12, 2009 12:36 am

dawson99 wrote:is this why he did it?

Clever timing by Benitez here. It stops Ferguson making his usual comments designed to put pressure on referees before big games, prior to the game against Chelsea - which is almost a must win for both of those sides.
- from some dude on bbc sport board

Most people here seem to have missed this comment, but this was exactly what went through my mind as I was reading the transcript. I just wonder how long he has had that piece of paper in his pocket, cos he looked like he had been waiting to use it for a while.

It's genius in so far as it gives the whole second half of the season without any of the usual nonsense that goes on. Any time there is an attempt, this statement will be referred to and no further comment and the media will be looking for anything that Fergie will come out with.

Clearly Rafa doesn't rate Chelseas chances either and he sees the 2nd 1/2 of the season as a 2 horse race. Judging by todays game, maybe he is right

The most brilliant part of the timing is the fact that he talks about facts, not emotions and at the time that the comments are made, we're top and no sour grapes can be called. Whether we make it to the end of the seasons as winners doesn't come into it and the precedent is now set for years to come.

This is personally what I like about Rafa, he has some element of genius about him in the way he approaches things differently than most of we would. With genius comes the good and the bad and we'll see how he goes to the end of the season to judge.

But let's put it into context, if I had told you that 2 weeks into the new year, we'd be 5 points clear of Utd and Rafa was blowing raspberries at Fergie while giving him 2 fingered salutes on live television.....................you'd have been jumping for joy and aching for January to arrive.

IMHO, this is just the start of the wave of success that we are going to start experiencing at the club again. I think Rafa sees it at the moment and I can't shake the feeling that he's gonna be around a long time.

Cut to June where we've finished fifth and Rafa's out on his ear cos I just jinxed us

by **maypaxvobiscum** » Mon Jan 12, 2009 1:36 am

Sir Alex Ferguson has accused Rafael Benitez of being "disturbed'' following his amazing outburst.

Rafa Benitez and Alex Ferguson. Unlikely to be on speaking terms for the next few months.
The Liverpool manager launched a furious broadside at Ferguson on Friday and followed up with another attack after his side's goalless draw at Stoke last night.

Benitez feels Ferguson's behaviour is not good enough and claims that the Manchester United chief benefits from favourable treatment by the FA.

In addition, Benitez attacked Ferguson's complaints over the fixture list, which consigned United to away games against all their main rivals during the opening half of the season.

United have been staggered by the Spaniard's unprovoked assault, which they do not believe has any basis in fact.

By his own standards, Ferguson's response has been restrained.

However, he does feel when Benitez reflects on his conduct he will see a mistake has been made.

"There was a lot of venom in what he has said,'' responded Ferguson.

"I don't understand where it has come from.

"He is obviously disturbed about something. When he reflects on it he must realise what a ridiculous thing he is saying.

"But I don't want to say anything else because all I want to do is keep my focus on my team.''

However, Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher defended his manager.

The former England star backed Benitez's theory that most of football shares his manager's opinion.

"It looked like something that has been bothering Rafa for a while,'' Carragher told Sky Sports.

"It is something that people have always said in football, that the big teams get the decisions. Sometimes in the past Rafa felt that maybe they have had a few decisions especially at Old Trafford.

"Over the years the bigger teams get more decisions, so maybe there is a bit more pressure put on referees.

"As he said, they are all facts.''

by **Madmax** » Mon Jan 12, 2009 4:00 am

Just hope it wont backfire. If the next few games dont go our way and fergies devils keep on winning than the joke will be on rafa.

by **Scottbot** » Mon Jan 12, 2009 8:48 am

Madmax wrote:Just hope it wont backfire. If the next few games dont go our way and fergies devils keep on winning than the joke will be on rafa.

I wouldn't stress about it too much, the press and the fans love this sort of stuff, it's overplayed and they attach far more more importance to it than it deserves. Does anyone think that it really sits in the players minds when that whistle goes or whe it's mod-game and the crowd are singing?

by **Ciggy** » Mon Jan 12, 2009 10:55 am

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11669_4782944,00.html

Rafa Benitez has continued his attack against Manchester United by questioning chief executive David Gill's position on the Football Association board.

Liverpool manager Benitez delivered a calculated criticism of his United counterpart Mr. Ferguson prior to the weekend's fixtures.

Benitez claimed Ferguson was allowed to go unpunished when criticising referees, prompting the United boss to suggest the Spaniard was 'disturbed for some reason'.

But now Benitez has stepped up his row with the Premier League champions by querying the influence Gill has at the FA.

Very strange
"They were saying we are not a threat," said Benitez in the Daily Mirror. "Now they know we are, they are starting mind games.

"But I don't think it's a mind game when you have control over everything, it's a mind game when you have the same level as the other people, then you can show you are cleverer than the others.

"But when you have control of everything and your chief executive is powerful in the FA and things like this, then that is not mind games.

"Is there a conflict of interest with David Gill at the FA?

"That is another fact. It is a fact that one person has a lot of power and control, and is on a lot of committees in the FA.

"To me that is very strange."

by **Owzat** » Mon Jan 12, 2009 1:16 pm

maypaxvobiscum wrote:Sir Alex Ferguson has accused Rafael Benitez of being "disturbed'' following his amazing outburst.

Rafa Benitez and Alex Ferguson. Unlikely to be on speaking terms for the next few months.
The Liverpool manager launched a furious broadside at Ferguson on Friday and followed up with another attack after his side's goalless draw at Stoke last night.

Benitez feels Ferguson's behaviour is not good enough and claims that the Manchester United chief benefits from favourable treatment by the FA.

In addition, Benitez attacked Ferguson's complaints over the fixture list, which consigned United to away games against all their main rivals during the opening half of the season.

United have been staggered by the Spaniard's unprovoked assault, which they do not believe has any basis in fact.

By his own standards, Ferguson's response has been restrained.

However, he does feel when Benitez reflects on his conduct he will see a mistake has been made.

"There was a lot of venom in what he has said,'' responded Ferguson.

"I don't understand where it has come from.

"He is obviously disturbed about something. When he reflects on it he must realise what a ridiculous thing he is saying.

"But I don't want to say anything else because all I want to do is keep my focus on my team.''

However, Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher defended his manager.

The former England star backed Benitez's theory that most of football shares his manager's opinion.

"It looked like something that has been bothering Rafa for a while,'' Carragher told Sky Sports.

"It is something that people have always said in football, that the big teams get the decisions. Sometimes in the past Rafa felt that maybe they have had a few decisions especially at Old Trafford.

"Over the years the bigger teams get more decisions, so maybe there is a bit more pressure put on referees.

"As he said, they are all facts.''

From what I read on BBC, fergie refused to go into detail. Probably as well because he would be hard pressed to refute most of what Rafa said if he went into detail.

I stand by remarks I made that it may have been foolish to suggest refs listen to, or are influenced by fergie, ahead of an important game as the ref may take those comments personally.

I wonder if all those manc fans and media saying fergie was trying to incite response think it worked quite so well since Rafa also got a response. If it was 'ridiculous' then fergie would merely have ignored it and let the media and fans rip Rafa to bits. Clearly it touched a nerve or he would have ignored it

by **Ola Mr Benitez** » Mon Jan 12, 2009 2:03 pm

Owzat wrote:If it was 'ridiculous' then fergie would merely have ignored it and let the media and fans rip Rafa to bits. Clearly it touched a nerve or he would have ignored it

He was asked out right by the Sky reporter what he thought about Rafa's "outburst"

by **heimdall** » Mon Jan 12, 2009 2:13 pm

Ciggy wrote:http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11669_4782944,00.html

Rafa Benitez has continued his attack against Manchester United by questioning chief executive David Gill's position on the Football Association board.

Liverpool manager Benitez delivered a calculated criticism of his United counterpart Mr. Ferguson prior to the weekend's fixtures.

Benitez claimed Ferguson was allowed to go unpunished when criticising referees, prompting the United boss to suggest the Spaniard was 'disturbed for some reason'.

But now Benitez has stepped up his row with the Premier League champions by querying the influence Gill has at the FA.

Very strange
"They were saying we are not a threat," said Benitez in the Daily Mirror. "Now they know we are, they are starting mind games.

"But I don't think it's a mind game when you have control over everything, it's a mind game when you have the same level as the other people, then you can show you are cleverer than the others.

"But when you have control of everything and your chief executive is powerful in the FA and things like this, then that is not mind games.

"Is there a conflict of interest with David Gill at the FA?

"That is another fact. It is a fact that one person has a lot of power and control, and is on a lot of committees in the FA.

"To me that is very strange."

oh this is not good, Rafa needs to let this lie now otherwise he will get into deep :censored:

, he is more or less insuating that Gill is manipulating things to give Manure an unfair advantage. Whilst this may or may not be true I'd like to see him digging up some evidence for that which the FA may well ask him to do. Not smart Mr Benitez, not smart at all. :no

plus isn't our very own Rick Parry quite well in with the FA, wouldn't he be more than capable of giving us some advantage, this could all get very ugly very quickly unless someoen can tell Rafa to shut the feck up!!

by **RUSHIE#9** » Mon Jan 12, 2009 2:18 pm

heimdall wrote:
Ciggy wrote:http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11669_4782944,00.html

Rafa Benitez has continued his attack against Manchester United by questioning chief executive David Gill's position on the Football Association board.

Liverpool manager Benitez delivered a calculated criticism of his United counterpart Mr. Ferguson prior to the weekend's fixtures.

Benitez claimed Ferguson was allowed to go unpunished when criticising referees, prompting the United boss to suggest the Spaniard was 'disturbed for some reason'.

But now Benitez has stepped up his row with the Premier League champions by querying the influence Gill has at the FA.

Very strange
"They were saying we are not a threat," said Benitez in the Daily Mirror. "Now they know we are, they are starting mind games.

"But I don't think it's a mind game when you have control over everything, it's a mind game when you have the same level as the other people, then you can show you are cleverer than the others.

"But when you have control of everything and your chief executive is powerful in the FA and things like this, then that is not mind games.

"Is there a conflict of interest with David Gill at the FA?

"That is another fact. It is a fact that one person has a lot of power and control, and is on a lot of committees in the FA.

"To me that is very strange."

oh this is not good, Rafa needs to let this lie now otherwise he will get into deep , he is more or less insuating that Gill is manipulating things to give Manure an unfair advantage. Whilst this may or may not be true I'd like to see him digging up some evidence for that which the FA may well ask him to do. Not smart Mr Benitez, not smart at all.
plus isn't our very own Rick Parry quite well in with the FA, wouldn't he be more than capable of giving us some advantage, this could all get very ugly very quickly unless someoen can tell Rafa to shut the feck up!!

I don't think coco is even capable of doing anything like that. He's too busy keeping his own arse in a job than fecking about at the FA.

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