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Bamaga man wrote:

laza wrote:

Bamaga man wrote:

laza wrote:Agreed
There I was naively believing that having class competition for positions was a good thing.
Again I say it wasnt too long ago that people were whinging we didnt have enough depth to be able to compete.  Though in this day and age with Rafa about to be blamed for everything  including global warming perhaps its just best if Alonso packs his bags now

So are you actually having a dig ar Rafa for saying this 

Not at all, my god Bam your not actually going to defend Rafa are you 

Hey fella I've critised him as you obviously seem to no, but there are times when I feel the players have let him down also.

I see no problem with what he said either.

I try to be objective and realistic. 

laza wrote:

Bamaga man wrote:

laza wrote:

Bamaga man wrote:

laza wrote:Agreed
There I was naively believing that having class competition for positions was a good thing.
Again I say it wasnt too long ago that people were whinging we didnt have enough depth to be able to compete.  Though in this day and age with Rafa about to be blamed for everything  including global warming perhaps its just best if Alonso packs his bags now

So are you actually having a dig ar Rafa for saying this 

Not at all, my god Bam your not actually going to defend Rafa are you 

Hey fella I've critised him as you obviously seem to no, but there are times when I feel the players have let him down also.

I see no problem with what he said either.

I try to be objective and realistic. 

Fair enough , my point was any other time this is player coming back from injury who been given a bit of gee up and wouldnt even be a blip on radar under normal conditions .

Sadly these arent normal times

Bad Bob wrote:Nothing wrong with the statement, IMO.  Not least because it's true.  I don't think it's anything more than Rafa telling one of his more reliable players not to rest on his laurels and to get back to somewhere near his best.  To be fair, he could make the same statement about a fair few of his players at the moment.  For the record, he could also stand to play his players in their best positions and stick with in form players but that's a topic covered in 1 or 2 other threads...

mart wrote:Sadly it looks like Gerrard will refuse that so we might end up with pennant and kewell on the wings again. And Gerrard is bigger than Liverpool so he cant be dropped or otherwise forced to play anywhere except where Gerrard wants.

Gerrard should do as his boss tells him he is getting paid enough 120 grand a week, if Rafa wants him on the right/left/middle then he has no choice and Gerrard is NOT bigger than Liverpool what ever gave you that idea?

Or are you Steven Gerrard?

lakes10 wrote:

Bad Bob wrote:Nothing wrong with the statement, IMO.  Not least because it's true.  I don't think it's anything more than Rafa telling one of his more reliable players not to rest on his laurels and to get back to somewhere near his best.  To be fair, he could make the same statement about a fair few of his players at the moment.  For the record, he could also stand to play his players in their best positions and stick with in form players but that's a topic covered in 1 or 2 other threads...

no need to do it in the public is there, pull the player to one side and tell him, and if you do that you should not go and then tell the press about it. bad people management by Rafa.

Ciggy wrote:

RedBlood wrote:rafa should know better?

ur actin like he came out & said alonsos been if he doesnt start producin ill get rid of him



hes merely statin the obviuos alonso does need 2 step up becoz the other midfielders r so much fitter & mentally sharper then him but hes not sayin alonso betta step up if he knows whats good 4 him

hostia puta!

This post poor grammar and no punctuation whatsoever.

       

Bad Bob wrote:

lakes10 wrote:

Bad Bob wrote:Nothing wrong with the statement, IMO.  Not least because it's true.  I don't think it's anything more than Rafa telling one of his more reliable players not to rest on his laurels and to get back to somewhere near his best.  To be fair, he could make the same statement about a fair few of his players at the moment.  For the record, he could also stand to play his players in their best positions and stick with in form players but that's a topic covered in 1 or 2 other threads...

no need to do it in the public is there, pull the player to one side and tell him, and if you do that you should not go and then tell the press about it. bad people management by Rafa.

Well if he was asked the question about Alonso in an interview and he gave an honest answer, what's the problem?  Too many times people criticize Rafa for not being honest about our play and our players to the press.  Yet, when he does say something most people are thinking, he gets criticized for it.  Go figure.

But why tell the truth about Alonso and then spoil it by lying about Kuyt? 

Bad Bob wrote:Too many times people criticize Rafa for not being honest about our play and our players to the press.  Yet, when he does say something most people are thinking, he gets criticized for it.  Go figure.

s@int wrote:

Bad Bob wrote:

lakes10 wrote:

Bad Bob wrote:Nothing wrong with the statement, IMO.  Not least because it's true.  I don't think it's anything more than Rafa telling one of his more reliable players not to rest on his laurels and to get back to somewhere near his best.  To be fair, he could make the same statement about a fair few of his players at the moment.  For the record, he could also stand to play his players in their best positions and stick with in form players but that's a topic covered in 1 or 2 other threads...

no need to do it in the public is there, pull the player to one side and tell him, and if you do that you should not go and then tell the press about it. bad people management by Rafa.

Well if he was asked the question about Alonso in an interview and he gave an honest answer, what's the problem?  Too many times people criticize Rafa for not being honest about our play and our players to the press.  Yet, when he does say something most people are thinking, he gets criticized for it.  Go figure.

But why tell the truth about Alonso and then spoil it by lying about Kuyt? 

You've got me there, mate.  Perhaps Alonso can take it and Kuyt can't?

Bad Bob wrote:

s@int wrote:

Bad Bob wrote:

lakes10 wrote:

Bad Bob wrote:Nothing wrong with the statement, IMO.  Not least because it's true.  I don't think it's anything more than Rafa telling one of his more reliable players not to rest on his laurels and to get back to somewhere near his best.  To be fair, he could make the same statement about a fair few of his players at the moment.  For the record, he could also stand to play his players in their best positions and stick with in form players but that's a topic covered in 1 or 2 other threads...

no need to do it in the public is there, pull the player to one side and tell him, and if you do that you should not go and then tell the press about it. bad people management by Rafa.

Well if he was asked the question about Alonso in an interview and he gave an honest answer, what's the problem?  Too many times people criticize Rafa for not being honest about our play and our players to the press.  Yet, when he does say something most people are thinking, he gets criticized for it.  Go figure.

But why tell the truth about Alonso and then spoil it by lying about Kuyt? 

You've got me there, mate.  Perhaps Alonso can take it and Kuyt can't?

s@int wrote:

Bad Bob wrote:

lakes10 wrote:

Bad Bob wrote:Nothing wrong with the statement, IMO.  Not least because it's true.  I don't think it's anything more than Rafa telling one of his more reliable players not to rest on his laurels and to get back to somewhere near his best.  To be fair, he could make the same statement about a fair few of his players at the moment.  For the record, he could also stand to play his players in their best positions and stick with in form players but that's a topic covered in 1 or 2 other threads...

no need to do it in the public is there, pull the player to one side and tell him, and if you do that you should not go and then tell the press about it. bad people management by Rafa.

Well if he was asked the question about Alonso in an interview and he gave an honest answer, what's the problem?  Too many times people criticize Rafa for not being honest about our play and our players to the press.  Yet, when he does say something most people are thinking, he gets criticized for it.  Go figure.

But why tell the truth about Alonso and then spoil it by lying about Kuyt?