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PostPosted: Thu Apr 02, 2009 12:41 pm
by stmichael
sundy wrote:Rafael Benitez has revealed he considered leaving Liverpool before signing his new five-year deal in March.

The Spaniard revealed his growing frustration with the way the club was being run under American pair Tom Hicks and George Gillett almost saw him leave as speculation grew over his future.

But with Hicks and Gillett patching up their relationship and chief executive Rick Parry heading for the exit, Benitez signed a new deal to stay at the club until 2014.

"It is true that at times I may have thought about my future," Benitez told the Daily Mail.

"There was a lot of uncertainty at the club but when you put all of these things together and the fact I am sure we can improve, there was no doubt in my mind.

"It will be easier now the contract is done. Once you sign a contract you know you can start thinking about the future. That is why it was important to get it done as soon as possible.

"The uncertainty at the club was the only thing on my mind before. But delaying the decision before saying yes at the end of the season would have been worse for everyone because we would have lost some of our transfer targets or certainly been at a disadvantage.




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I'd hardly call this news. I'd be more surprised if he "almost quit" only once.

PostPosted: Thu Apr 02, 2009 1:15 pm
by JoeTerp
bit of an alarmist headline for the quotes.

May have thought about my future   is now somehow I had one leg out the door

PostPosted: Thu Apr 02, 2009 1:25 pm
by Reg
sundy wrote:Rafael Benitez has revealed he considered leaving Liverpool before signing his new five-year deal in March.

The Spaniard revealed his growing frustration with the way the club was being run under American pair Tom Hicks and George Gillett almost saw him leave as speculation grew over his future.

But with Hicks and Gillett patching up their relationship and chief executive Rick Parry heading for the exit, Benitez signed a new deal to stay at the club until 2014.

"It is true that at times I may have thought about my future," Benitez told the Daily Mail.

"There was a lot of uncertainty at the club but when you put all of these things together and the fact I am sure we can improve, there was no doubt in my mind.

"It will be easier now the contract is done. Once you sign a contract you know you can start thinking about the future. That is why it was important to get it done as soon as possible.

"The uncertainty at the club was the only thing on my mind before. But delaying the decision before saying yes at the end of the season would have been worse for everyone because we would have lost some of our transfer targets or certainly been at a disadvantage.




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"But delaying the decision before saying yes at the end of the season would have been worse for everyone because we would have lost some of our transfer targets or certainly been at a disadvantage. Once Bermenstein agreed to start all the match threads for the rest of the season, it was time for me to sign the contract, it was the last missing piece in the puzzle. Now we are focused"


:bowdown  :bowdown  :bowdown

PostPosted: Thu Apr 02, 2009 2:03 pm
by Greavesie
:laugh:

this hasnt came at a surprise at all, many times it was said on here he looked like dead man walking