I really feel for the 'supporters' who are in the Anti-Rafa Brigade. Yeah, really, if you
believe cows can fly. The go on and on about wanting Rafa to be sacked while ignoring glaring
FACTS. And what happens to them after each game?
When we lose, these supporters will be happy because they feel that their argument is justified,
BUT they will be unhappy because we have lost.
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When we beat the Mancs last week, everyone including his pet rock was jumping with joy I am
certain. Everyone except those in the clueless bandwagon. Then, afterwe lost to Fulham, the dam
burst further!
How do some fans miss the obvious I do not know. We have been overachieving with Rafa at the
helm and yet these people scream murder and want Rafa to be sacked.
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This is something I saw at Kopblog, posted by a true fan who did a very good research. Â Maybe some
of us might see what's it is like for Rafa and how brilliant he has been for us.
2004/05
£2m - Josemi: peanuts and was moved on in a swap for Kromkamp 18 months later
£1.5m - Antonio Nunez: part of the Michael Owen deal and filled a gap for a while.
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Is it only me or is the whole world against us?
Firstly, we have a list of injured players longer than my telephone bill. Then, Rafa has to be
contented with playing so-so players because of some friggin owners would not cough up the funds
needed for us to be real contenders for the PL. Then we have a game in which we dominate play for
such a long period and the bar stops the ball and the only time Pepe touches the ball is to collect
it from his net.
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This is the famous burst and flattened beachball look. Priceless!
I am still celebrating even though I know it was only a battle we won and not the war. But
still, how often have we felt this euphoria in the last, say, 20 years? Not so many times. Anyways,
I bet many of us fans have had friends or collegues gone missing the past two days.
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And sign of a great Captain:
Carra making sure Giggs could not influence the ref during the halftime walk to the
dugout...priceless!
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I feel the game against the Mancs is timely. What better way to show to the fans our resilience
if not by winning this much-anticipated game. This is the sort of games when form is thrown out of
the window.
What I would like to see today is a game in which all our players give their all and play
themselves to the ground.
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Granted that all LFC fans want us to succeed but to agree along with what the media have been
calling for non-stop now would be ridiculous. They want Rafa's head to roll. And this after what
Rafa has achieved even with so many obstacles (need they be mentioned again and again?) in front of
him.Â
Here's something from the www.
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The latest article by Paul Tomkins, which is for public viewing, is a must read for all LFC
fans.
Here is the link:
http://tomkinstimes.com/2009/10/my-day-with-crisis-hit-benitez/
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Looks like if some Liverpool fans are given the powers, they will sack Rafa Benitez immediately.
The reason? Because we are not at the top of the table at the moment, we have not won all the games
we have played so far this season, and we have not won our games by a 5 goals margin, all scored
from 20 yards I suppose.
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Paul Tomkins is one of the best writers in the football world, who puts things in perspective
especially for us Liverpool fans. He does not manipulate statistics to suit his views and does his
research extensively.Â
To read his in-depth analysis nowadays we need to subscribe, which is value for money.
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It has been a while since I last posted due to being heavily burdened by workload. Since that
last post, we lost to Fiorentina in the CL and Chelsea, and just now to Sunderland, in the Premier
League. Although I did find time to follow the news and the whatabouts on my mobile.
It is a very trying period for supporters of LFC.
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I came across a forum that mentioned Prince Faisal Khaled is reportedly interested in buying a
25%-50% stake in LFC. Allegedly Saudi TV reported that the deal will be finalised at tonight's
game. The prince owns the Sports Investment FX company or something.Â
If anyone understands Arabic and can confirm whether it is really the Prince, please check out
here: http://liverpoolfc.
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Why am I not surprised reading about the leaked papers from LFC?
The documents concerned is apparently a prospectus published by investment banks Rothschild and
Merrill Lynch which was released by Bloomberg News.
It reveals that the owners have capped the spending on new players and also any increase of
wages to £20M.
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Since the Burnley game, LFC has played against Debrecen in the CL, West Ham in the league and
Leeds last night in the Carling Cup. I did not get to catch the Debrecen game but, as with the
other two games, LFC won not so 'comfortably too' I was told.
We are sitting 'comfortably' at third place in the league after the West Ham game when a few
teams in the top five dropped points as expected.
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