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well for one he is currently not coaching in the EPL and so ALL the current managers in the EPL have a better record in the EPL than he does this season!
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I don't know if you don't like him or not, so leave dat out., but okay - what is the criteria that you use to say all 20 prem managers are better than Rafa? Don' come wid no foolishness. I might have to relegate you to League 1.Originally posted by Lazie View PostDon't like, what reason would I have for not liking the man? Yuh never ask about who won UCL or EPL, you asked who better than Rafa ... stay on point.
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Don't like, what reason would I have for not liking the man? Yuh never ask about who won UCL or EPL, you asked who better than Rafa ... stay on point.Originally posted by Paul Marin View PostThere are only 2 managers in the Prem that have ever won the UCL (Slurgie and Ancelotti) and only 3 who have ever won the Prem title (Slurgie, Ancelloti and Wenger), so stop you nyse. You jus' don't like Rafa, which is cool, but yu cyan seh all a dem eediat coach dem betta dan him. Come firma dan dat man. Rafa have him problems but him is still among the top coaches in Europe.
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There are only 2 managers in the Prem that have ever won the UCL (Slurgie and Ancelotti) and only 3 who have ever won the Prem title (Slurgie, Ancelloti and Wenger), so stop you nyse. You jus' don't like Rafa, which is cool, but yu cyan seh all a dem eediat coach dem betta dan him. Come firma dan dat man. Rafa have him problems but him is still among the top coaches in Europe.Originally posted by Lazie View PostThere are 20 managers in the EPL, pick any 5.
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Okay, name 5 "good" managers currently in the Prem that are better than Rafa.Originally posted by Lazie View PostWhy, because both coaches are winners and Rafa is a Whiner? Come on ppl, call a spade a spade .... RAFA NUH GOOD.
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Originally posted by Paul Marin View PostX, this is the only point that counts. It says that another manager could do better than Rafa by motivating the team. I have told you this before, Rafa has two problems - complicated systems and no player connection. Still, he is more of a decent fellow than Jose or Fergie...at least to me. Him don't have their cunning and underhandedness...mi wouldn' leave fi mi wallet or gyal fren' near needa one a dem!!
Why, because both coaches are winners and Rafa is a Whiner? Come on ppl, call a spade a spade .... RAFA NUH GOOD.
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X, this is the only point that counts. It says that another manager could do better than Rafa by motivating the team. I have told you this before, Rafa has two problems - complicated systems and no player connection. Still, he is more of a decent fellow than Jose or Fergie...at least to me. Him don't have their cunning and underhandedness...mi wouldn' leave fi mi wallet or gyal fren' near needa one a dem!!Originally posted by X View PostLack of Jose Mourinho. If anyone could gee up the team, Mourinho could. Time and again last season, the Portuguese worked his magic to get his side out of a hole. Benitez cannot be blamed for not being Mourinho. There is only one “Special One” after all.
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Who has Mourinho luck? Fergie , Arse, Colliti , Mancini ?
Rafa is right up there with the special one in C.L titles and behind Fergie and Mourinho and Colliti as it pertains to league titles .You could say mourinho is number one in that he has done it in so many nations and Rafa is on his heels to be number 3 behind Colliti .
Btw has Arse won a thing in 6 years and counting ?
Some man brave fi talk sah !
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bad luck falla him like how stench falla things that stink!
mourinho on the other hand...what a lucky ****************?!!
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Is Benitez at fault for Inter implosion?
NOV 22, 2010 10:49 GMT
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE | INJURIES | INTER MILAN | RAFA BENITEZ | SAMUEL ETO'O | SERIE A
A lack of fit players, lack of effective training, lack of buys, lack of hunger, lack of Jose Mourinho.
The possible reasons for Inter Milan’s troubles, which leave coach Rafael Benitez clinging to his job, are widespread and not all his fault but the treble winners have to do something to reverse their steady decline.
Sunday’s 2-1 defeat at Chievo, which put Inter nine points off top spot, followed the derby defeat by AC Milan and media reports reckon Benitez could be axed if the holders slip up at home to Twente Enschede in Wednesday’s Champions League clash. Samuel Eto’o’s crazy Zidane-like headbutt against Chievo, which is set to lead to a lengthy Serie A ban, comes at the worst possible time for the Spaniard.
A glance at the factors behind their poor form shows Benitez is only half to blame.
1. Lack of fit players. Benitez says it’s just bad luck that top players Diego Milito, Maicon, Julio Cesar, Walter Samuel, Esteban Cambiasso, Cristian Chivu and Coutinho have all been injured at the same time. Losing so many players has disrupted the team and led to disjointed performances because of enforced formation changes. But….
2. Lack of effective training. Critics say the catalogue of injuries are happening because of Benitez’s training regime which compared to last season’s exercises under Jose Mourinho is stretching muscles to breaking point. The former Liverpool coach has denied that his training methods are at fault and says it is just misfortune.
3. Lack of buys. Benitez cannot be blamed for this one. As soon as he was appointed he called for some fresh investment but club president Massimo Moratti reckoned that the European champions had ample options thank you very much. He was wrong. The injuries have exposed the weaknesses in the squad and with Wesley Sneijder struggling slightly for form. there is no obvious alternative to the Dutchman as playmaker.
Lack of hunger. When a team wins their fifth straight Serie A title, the Champions League and the Italian Cup in one season, the campaign afterwards is always likely to be an anti-climax. Inter defender Davide Santon just didn’t attack the ball for Chievo’s first goal on Sunday. Benitez said it was a technical error from a young player but pundits said the defender showed no desire. After so much success, motivating the ageing team is bound to be trickier. But….
Lack of Jose Mourinho. If anyone could gee up the team, Mourinho could. Time and again last season, the Portuguese worked his magic to get his side out of a hole. Benitez cannot be blamed for not being Mourinho. There is only one “Special One” after all.
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