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by **Sabre** » Fri Feb 13, 2009 10:06 am

Scottbot wrote:
tonyeh wrote:What worries me, is that if we manage to somehow win the title this year, Benitez may see that as a justification for all the nonsense he's inflcted on the team during the season and continue that next season...but I don't think he'll get away with it two years in a row.

What worries you!!! !!!

Mate, if Rafa Benitez wins the title this year I will be too busy kissing the guy's feet to be worrying about anything, and I will see it as absolute justification for any of the nonsense that has gone on before.

Tonyeh's post sums it all about the attitude of some posters. Now we know that not even a league title will be enough to appease them.

We don't only have to find a manager that wins the league, we have to find one who wins the league and his decissions are shared and understood by Tonieh

And monkeys are not allowed to coach a club right?

We're well and truly fúcked then.

by **Judge** » Fri Feb 13, 2009 10:09 am

team tinkering does not work on a sustained basis, unless changes are forced (injuries etc)

if we win the league this year, it will be blind luck that we have

by **112-1077774096** » Fri Feb 13, 2009 10:14 am

Judge wrote:
peewee wrote:well one thing is a fact, it is not in our own hands anymore, those draws saw to that. for us to win the title this season the mancs need to slip up twice while we need to win all our games

if we win all our games, that includes beating the mancs (the customary 6 pointer), then we could effectively win it !!

we are 2 points behind having played a game more, if they win that game hand we are 5 points behind. even if we beat them we are 2 points behind meaning they still need to lose another game, be it the game in hand or any other game.

by **red_guy** » Fri Feb 13, 2009 10:15 am

peewee wrote:well one thing is a fact, it is not in our own hands anymore, those draws saw to that. for us to win the title this season the mancs need to slip up twice while we need to win all our games

I agree. We blew it with the draws and now it's up to us winning all the games and Manure slip up. Chances of all that happening , not being negative but realistically...i would say very slim. :down:

by **Judge** » Fri Feb 13, 2009 10:17 am

peewee wrote:
Judge wrote:
peewee wrote:well one thing is a fact, it is not in our own hands anymore, those draws saw to that. for us to win the title this season the mancs need to slip up twice while we need to win all our games

if we win all our games, that includes beating the mancs (the customary 6 pointer), then we could effectively win it !!

we are 2 points behind having played a game more, if they win that game hand we are 5 points behind. even if we beat them we are 2 points behind meaning they still need to lose another game, be it the game in hand or any other game.

looks like sunderland will have to beat them then aswell as us

by **GYBS** » Fri Feb 13, 2009 10:21 am

Sabre wrote:
Scottbot wrote:
tonyeh wrote:What worries me, is that if we manage to somehow win the title this year, Benitez may see that as a justification for all the nonsense he's inflcted on the team during the season and continue that next season...but I don't think he'll get away with it two years in a row.

What worries you!!! !!!

Mate, if Rafa Benitez wins the title this year I will be too busy kissing the guy's feet to be worrying about anything, and I will see it as absolute justification for any of the nonsense that has gone on before.

Tonyeh's post sums it all about the attitude of some posters. Now we know that not even a league title will be enough to appease them.

We don't only have to find a manager that wins the league, we have to find one who wins the league and his decissions are shared and understood by Tonieh

And monkeys are not allowed to coach a club right?

We're well and truly fúcked then.

Also if this manager that everyone wants is indeed maureen then what do the people who want flowing attactive football say ?

by **112-1077774096** » Fri Feb 13, 2009 10:21 am

Judge wrote:
peewee wrote:
Judge wrote:
peewee wrote:well one thing is a fact, it is not in our own hands anymore, those draws saw to that. for us to win the title this season the mancs need to slip up twice while we need to win all our games

if we win all our games, that includes beating the mancs (the customary 6 pointer), then we could effectively win it !!

we are 2 points behind having played a game more, if they win that game hand we are 5 points behind. even if we beat them we are 2 points behind meaning they still need to lose another game, be it the game in hand or any other game.

looks like sunderland will have to beat them then aswell as us

if you have some fingers missing count your toes next time

by **Igor Zidane** » Fri Feb 13, 2009 10:21 am

peewee wrote:well one thing is a fact, it is not in our own hands anymore, those draws saw to that. for us to win the title this season the mancs need to slip up twice while we need to win all our games

Word

But still not over yet lash , and far from it . You've got to admit it pee , it's great being in the mix . I'm loving this season .

by **GYBS** » Fri Feb 13, 2009 10:27 am

peewee wrote:
Judge wrote:
peewee wrote:
Judge wrote:
peewee wrote:well one thing is a fact, it is not in our own hands anymore, those draws saw to that. for us to win the title this season the mancs need to slip up twice while we need to win all our games

if we win all our games, that includes beating the mancs (the customary 6 pointer), then we could effectively win it !!

we are 2 points behind having played a game more, if they win that game hand we are 5 points behind. even if we beat them we are 2 points behind meaning they still need to lose another game, be it the game in hand or any other game.

looks like sunderland will have to beat them then aswell as us

if you have some fingers missing count your toes next time

he might have extra toes

by **Judge** » Fri Feb 13, 2009 10:28 am

GYBS wrote:
peewee wrote:
Judge wrote:
peewee wrote:
Judge wrote:
peewee wrote:well one thing is a fact, it is not in our own hands anymore, those draws saw to that. for us to win the title this season the mancs need to slip up twice while we need to win all our games

if we win all our games, that includes beating the mancs (the customary 6 pointer), then we could effectively win it !!

we are 2 points behind having played a game more, if they win that game hand we are 5 points behind. even if we beat them we are 2 points behind meaning they still need to lose another game, be it the game in hand or any other game.

looks like sunderland will have to beat them then aswell as us

if you have some fingers missing count your toes next time

he might have extra toes

seen a few camel toes in my time. does that count?

by **GYBS** » Fri Feb 13, 2009 10:30 am

You sure they werent moose knuckles :;):

by **112-1077774096** » Fri Feb 13, 2009 10:30 am

Igor Zidane wrote:
peewee wrote:well one thing is a fact, it is not in our own hands anymore, those draws saw to that. for us to win the title this season the mancs need to slip up twice while we need to win all our games

Word

But still not over yet lash , and far from it . You've got to admit it pee , it's great being in the mix . I'm loving this season .

i would rather be out the mix and 10 points clear mate

by **GYBS** » Fri Feb 13, 2009 10:33 am

Kenny Dalglish believes critics of Rafa Benitez's team selection at Portsmouth are talking 'nonsense'.
The gaffer raised a few eyebrows with a 5-3-2 formation without Xabi Alonso, Dirk Kuyt, Albert Riera and Fernando Torres.

Despite the fact it took a late goal from Torres to wrap up the points, Dalglish believes victory was fully deserved.

The Kop icon told LFC Magazine: "To be fair to Rafa Benitez, in the face of yet more ridiculous nonsense, I think the formation he chose to play at Fratton Park was excellent.

"Everyone looked happy with their role in the team and when that happens you've always got a chance.

"The one thing people seem to be missing with Rafa's selection is the effect it had on Portsmouth.

"I don't know how much work Rafa was able to do with the players with this idea in mind, but by the time the players kicked off on Saturday night they all knew what it was they were supposed to be doing.

"In contrast, Pompey didn't have a clue and were taken off guard. Imagine you were Tony Adams and you saw that team - you've spent all week working on a formation, then you're up against something new and unexpected.

"If we'd taken our chances then Rafa's decision would rightly have been hailed a masterstroke. It took Pompey an hour and a sub before they got into the game.

"The two goals they got were avoidable but there was little the boss could do from the touchline to prevent those.

"The media are hailing it as a lucky result. Even if he'd picked the team they clearly believed to be the best, would we still not have needed a wee bit of luck?

"Of course we'd still have needed a slice of luck, but would anyone really argue that we didn't deserve to win that game? I don't think so!"

by **112-1077774096** » Fri Feb 13, 2009 10:34 am

GYBS wrote:Slip up once if we win all our games .

think you need to check your fingers and toes as well

by **GYBS** » Fri Feb 13, 2009 10:36 am

well if we win all our games peewee that means that man utd loose one so that puts them two points ahead . so we will need them to slip up once :cool:

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