just as i thought - you havent got a clue have you and just showing the anti rafa once again but been rpoven wrong .
bye bye
tonyeh wrote:oh so now its not just rafas overall second half tactics and subs it is all down to rafa subbing reira for babelread your first post slagging off his subs . so is it just that sub specifically you think is the reason we havent won the league ??
You were told to get back to work.
And don't type another post until you have something intelligent to say.
GYBS wrote:so how come we have come from behind to win games then ? how come in the second half we have turned draws into wins ?? was it a miracle ? did babel not come onto to score the winner against mancs did he not come onto to set up gerrard for his great goal against madrid ??! or did we all imagine that .
SuppleMonkey wrote:Is it always like this on here ?
Bad Bob wrote:tonyeh wrote:oh so now its not just rafas overall second half tactics and subs it is all down to rafa subbing reira for babelread your first post slagging off his subs . so is it just that sub specifically you think is the reason we havent won the league ??
You were told to get back to work.
And don't type another post until you have something intelligent to say.
Tony, you seem to be losing your way a little bit here. You say Rafa's subs have been ineffectual and someone has offered some very interesting numbers to counter your point. Have you come back with a counter argument? No. You've instead opted to ignore the numbers and tell others to stop talking sh!t. I'm sorry but I think the numbers are compelling evidence that Rafa's substitutions and tactics are not nearly as negative and ineffectual as you're suggesting. If you disagree that's your prerogative of course but I'm far more convinced by those that are supposedly "talking sh!t".
tonyeh wrote:Bad Bob wrote:tonyeh wrote:oh so now its not just rafas overall second half tactics and subs it is all down to rafa subbing reira for babelread your first post slagging off his subs . so is it just that sub specifically you think is the reason we havent won the league ??
You were told to get back to work.
And don't type another post until you have something intelligent to say.
Tony, you seem to be losing your way a little bit here. You say Rafa's subs have been ineffectual and someone has offered some very interesting numbers to counter your point. Have you come back with a counter argument? No. You've instead opted to ignore the numbers and tell others to stop talking sh!t. I'm sorry but I think the numbers are compelling evidence that Rafa's substitutions and tactics are not nearly as negative and ineffectual as you're suggesting. If you disagree that's your prerogative of course but I'm far more convinced by those that are supposedly "talking sh!t".
That wasn't an argument to show that Benitez's subs have had a generally positive effect on the outcome of Liverpool's matches and saying Babel scored the winner against Utd ain't proving it either.
In order to do that, you would have to break it down and show exactly who, what and where each sub's impact on the game was felt. Perhaps Owzat may want to do that. I don't.
But simply put, after watching the entire season, my over-riding sense is that on the whole (that's generally Judge
), Benitez's substitution policy(especially waiting til the 60 minute mark to make any changes whatsoever) has been GENERALLY ineffectual.
simolonge wrote:on rafael Benitez's apparent suicidal decision not to bring in a replacement for Robbie Keane that we where apparently desperate for.
Hindsight is a wonderful thing, but we aint done all that bad since.
I would argue his sale has resulted in more plyers playing better.
The decision to get £15m for the player looks like a masterstroke.
Scottbot wrote:simolonge wrote:on rafael Benitez's apparent suicidal decision not to bring in a replacement for Robbie Keane that we where apparently desperate for.
Hindsight is a wonderful thing, but we aint done all that bad since.
I would argue his sale has resulted in more plyers playing better.
The decision to get £15m for the player looks like a masterstroke.
At the time I though it was a ridiculous decision and I still stand by that, it was a huge risk but fortunately and thankfully our star striker has gone from strength to strength, and our subsequent form since the sale of Keane has gone nearly as well. The manager has been well and truly vindicated but it could so easily have gone the other way i think. It's a bit like playing a game without a substitute goalkeeper on your bench, if you get through the full 90 with your first-choice keeper intact no-one will even remember but if he gets injured and you have to stick your left-mid in goal, your in all sorts of trouble!
Bad Bob wrote:Okay, I've got some specific stats for you. Goals and assists created by substitutes for the season. Some will quibble because the subs added a late goal or an assist that put the gloss on a game that was already won. But, there were important occasions where the subs scored or set up a vital or winning goal. Also, let's not forget that goals and assists are far from the whole story. A telling pass or a vital tackle can lead to a goal and thus counts as an important contribution. So, without further ado, here's what the numbers look like (in order from the beginning of the season)...
(1) Alonso on as a sub against Sunderland and provided the assist for the match-winning goal
(2) Babel on as a sub against Standard Liege and provided the cross for the tie-winning goal
(3) Babel on as a sub against Man U and scores the match winner
(4) El Zhar on as a sub against Wigan and provides the assist for a vital goal (we won the match 3-2)
(5) Torres on as a sub against Bolton and provides an assist in a 2-0 win
(6) Riera on as a sub against Blackburn and provides an assist in a 3-1 win
(7) Alonso on as a sub against Newcastle and scores a late penalty
(8) Torres on as a sub against Preston and scores in a 2-0 win
(9) Benayoun on as a sub against Chelsea and provides an assist in a 2-0 win
(10) Torres on as a sub against Portsmouth and scores a vital goal in a 3-2 win
(11) Alonso on as a sub against Portsmouth and provides a vital assist in a 3-2 win
(12) Dossena on as a sub against Real Madrid and scores
(13) " " Man U and scores
(14) Benayoun on as a sub against Fulham and scores a vital winner
(15) Ngog on as a sub against Blackburn and scores
(16) Lucas on as a sub against Blackburn and provides an assist
(17) Riera on as a sub at Stamford Bridge in the CL and provides an important assist
For my money, that's not a bad haul from the sub's bench this season.
Bad Bob wrote:Okay, I've got some specific stats for you. Goals and assists created by substitutes for the season. Some will quibble because the subs added a late goal or an assist that put the gloss on a game that was already won. But, there were important occasions where the subs scored or set up a vital or winning goal. Also, let's not forget that goals and assists are far from the whole story. A telling pass or a vital tackle can lead to a goal and thus counts as an important contribution. So, without further ado, here's what the numbers look like (in order from the beginning of the season)...
(1) Alonso on as a sub against Sunderland and provided the assist for the match-winning goal
(2) Babel on as a sub against Standard Liege and provided the cross for the tie-winning goal
(3) Babel on as a sub against Man U and scores the match winner
(4) El Zhar on as a sub against Wigan and provides the assist for a vital goal (we won the match 3-2)
(5) Torres on as a sub against Bolton and provides an assist in a 2-0 win
(6) Riera on as a sub against Blackburn and provides an assist in a 3-1 win
(7) Alonso on as a sub against Newcastle and scores a late penalty
(8) Torres on as a sub against Preston and scores in a 2-0 win
(9) Benayoun on as a sub against Chelsea and provides an assist in a 2-0 win
(10) Torres on as a sub against Portsmouth and scores a vital goal in a 3-2 win
(11) Alonso on as a sub against Portsmouth and provides a vital assist in a 3-2 win
(12) Dossena on as a sub against Real Madrid and scores
(13) " " Man U and scores
(14) Benayoun on as a sub against Fulham and scores a vital winner
(15) Ngog on as a sub against Blackburn and scores
(16) Lucas on as a sub against Blackburn and provides an assist
(17) Riera on as a sub at Stamford Bridge in the CL and provides an important assist
For my money, that's not a bad haul from the sub's bench this season.
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