Honestly, i wasn't overjoyed. I was watching it with a Liverpool fan who pretty much called it from the go.Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz
It was a horribly bone awful performance and I was extremely pissed off that by the time the match ended i was too pissed off to enjoy it. I mean i thought Liverpool's win in 2005 was Jammy but fucking hell we took that shit to another serious level. Plus i hated the way that we just gave up on the league with a substantial number of games to go.
Last edited by StamfordBrdige; 21-11-2012 at 01:27 PM.
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Rafa sounds likely.
fair enough, it was worth asking. judging by the general reaction to you lifting the trophy, it won't take much to quieten the fans down. falcao. another cup or league in the next year or two and proceed as normal.
no you couldn't because harry would have played an expansive brand of football and with that chelsea squad last year it would have replicated AVB's results.
di shatteo is a bad manager but played to his strengths last year. and his man management skills were superb to be able to lift that dressing room after the turmoil.
thats not enough for long term success though.
Reading round some Chelsea forums, they really don't like Rafa
rafa is a project type manager.
chelsea are not a project type team.
he'd need 2 years to make his mark. roman hasn't got that patience for that so he'd get sacked next summer.
he might get that lump of shit up front playing though.
i mean when he got the backing of liverpool owners he bought in mascherano, alonso, kuyt etc so with money he might be decent. when he has no money he brings in an awful amount of average players though.
Hope they get Rafa. Shocking manager
Pep would be good too as I'd like to see how he does without the best players in the world.
The King Is Back.
Well Rafa is a control freak so I can't see why he'd want to go there. But he would be guaranteed a massive pay off whatever happens for just a few months work which will appeal to anyone. But he must realise he would only be a caretaker. And among most Chelsea fans, there isn't just "he's also fat", there is vociferous hate towards him.
I wouldn't even say Rafa's good and bad signings were based on how much he paid, but rather whether he wanted them in the first place. When he got the player he wanted they were usually a good buy; Reina, Alonso, Agger etc. It's when he couldn't and had to settle for second or third choice players - often therefore cheaper - he fell down so a lot of the medium priced duds like Dossena, or if he was forced into needing to buy someone (even if it was his own doing eg: Alonso) like spunking millions on Keane and Aqua.
And he obviously isn't a shocking manager else he wouldn't have won La Liga twice, the CL, the Uefa Cup and an FA Cup, numerous top 4 finishes as well as numerous small titles.
Benitez killed Torres.
"Despair is a narcotic. It lulls the mind into indifference."
Of course he isn't, he's a very good manager who went to Inter at the worst possible time right at their tipping point after every last ounce was squeezed out of that squad.
He did say he wouldn't be interested in a one year contract in the summer just gone, so it would be an odd choice. Unless he see's it as a shop window to get other teams interested next summer.
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