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s@int wrote:

Benny The Noon wrote:

s@int wrote:

Benny The Noon wrote:IS there any blame for the players then ?

Carra - shocking beyond belief
Insua - shocking
Yossi - Shocking
Lucas - ditto
Babel - ditto

Loosing both gerrard and torres to injury as well .

WHO BOUGHT THEM ?

Who picked them ?

Who trained them?

Who picked the formation ?

Who who who let the fecking dogs out ?

Im sorry saint but they have to take responsibilty as well not just the manager . Man for Man they are better than the reading team and Rafa played his strongest team bar pepe - had to make to forced changes - was constantly updating the formation and moving players around on the pitch to try and get them into the game more .

The players have to hold their hands up as well to that defeat - they were shocking - once that line is crossed and the whistle goes its down them to take responsibility for the game .

Yossi gave away a stupid pen and also missed an easy chance to level it up - where is the slagging off him

Carra was shocking all night - at fault for second goal and nearly gifted them two more where is his justified critisim .

Or is it easier just to lump it all on the manager

I have already said it was the players as well as the manager. Its easier to change a manager than 18 players.

Dundalk wrote:

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Benny The Noon wrote:right i can see where this forum is going for a while so will take my leave and see you all in a couple of weeks - with rafa continuing as our manager just like he will be till the end of the season at the very least .

Kash_Mountain wrote:Obviously there is a lot going on within the hierachy of Liverpool FC, but does anyone think that has Rafa actually lost the dressing room?

Ola Mr Benitez wrote:Its the first time I have ever left a game before the final whistle,  No Fight, No Passion, No Idea

fight, passion and ideas, I'll just add them to the above 

Dundalk wrote:

Benny The Noon wrote:They were an embaressement tonight and should be in tommz begging forgiveness from the manager and the fans .


See you in a couple of weeks

I think we have good enough players to beat Reading mate. That we played like we did and were actually struggling over two games against them means something was very wrong. Either the manager got his tactics totally wrong ..... or more likely the players have lost confidence and faith in him.

Take care mate and see you when you get back, if the site hasn't gone up in flames in the meantime   

J*o*n*D*o*e wrote:yeah lets all mock the manager you gang of fooking

Greavesie wrote:

J*o*n*D*o*e wrote:yeah lets all mock the manager you gang of fooking

its easier to laugh than cry

Benny The Noon wrote:

s@int wrote:

Benny The Noon wrote:IS there any blame for the players then ?

Carra - shocking beyond belief
Insua - shocking
Yossi - Shocking
Lucas - ditto
Babel - ditto

Loosing both gerrard and torres to injury as well .

WHO BOUGHT THEM ?

Who picked them ?

Who trained them?

Who picked the formation ?

Who who who let the fecking dogs out ?

Im sorry saint but they have to take responsibilty as well not just the manager . Man for Man they are better than the reading team and Rafa played his strongest team bar pepe - had to make to forced changes - was constantly updating the formation and moving players around on the pitch to try and get them into the game more .

The players have to hold their hands up as well to that defeat - they were shocking - once that line is crossed and the whistle goes its down them to take responsibility for the game .

Yossi gave away a stupid pen and also missed an easy chance to level it up - where is the slagging off him

Carra was shocking all night - at fault for second goal and nearly gifted them two more where is his justified critisim .

Or is it easier just to lump it all on the manager

The Manager takes responsibility mate. That's the way it is, that's the way it's always been and more importantly, that's the way it should be. We've played well and got the result on how many occasions this season? Two? Three maybe? and that's it. It has to come back to the manager. It's not a bad run, it's not a skid, it's not a case of us not getting the rub of the green. We have been awful since the moment pre-season started. It's got to the point where I don't think anyone is even surprised with tonight's result. I keep thinking we're gonna come out the other end, we'll win a couple ugly, find a little bit of confidence and kick on from there, or that we'll absolutely tonk someone but it hasn't happened and it doesn't look like happening.

And as for our new £20 million midfielder, he looks alright on the ball but I'm absolutely mortified to see that he doesn't want (or seem able) to tackle. See McAnuff run and shot for absolute proof of this or re-watch the other 119 minutes if you're not quite sure.

We're fu....c....k....ed