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  • Dunny
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    Originally posted by X View Post
    The answer is (c) 2 Dunny ,he was on the road to decrease his manegerial average at break neck speed , which is 51 %

    Managerial statistics
    As of 21 November 2012
    Team From To Record
    .................................................. . G W D L Win %
    Milton Keynes Dons 2008- 2009 ----52 27 11 14 (51.92)

    West Bromwich Albion2009 -2011---83 40 19 24 (48.19)

    Chelsea 2012 2012-----------------42 24 9 9 (57.14)

    Total ...........................................177 91 39 47 (51.41)

    These are the facts
    He!he!he! You are a real comedian!

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  • Sir X
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    The answer is (c) 2 Dunny ,he was on the road to decrease his manegerial average at break neck speed , which is 51 %

    Managerial statistics
    As of 21 November 2012
    Team From To Record
    .................................................. . G W D L Win %
    Milton Keynes Dons 2008- 2009 ----52 27 11 14 (51.92)

    West Bromwich Albion2009 -2011---83 40 19 24 (48.19)

    Chelsea 2012 2012-----------------42 24 9 9 (57.14)

    Total ...........................................177 91 39 47 (51.41)

    These are the facts

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  • Dunny
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    Originally posted by X View Post
    Annada BAX ...how many did he win in his last 8 games ?

    a) 0
    b) 1
    c) 2
    d) 3
    So Di Mateo left the side 4 points off the top of the prem and how many points the mighty Rafa finish off the top?

    Di Matteo led Chelsea to a Champions League/FA Cup double last season after succeeding Villas-Boas. Chelsea were then unbeaten in the Premier League this season until Oct 28, when they went down 3-2 to Manchester United. In that match, Chelsea controversially had two players sent-off and United scored their winning goal from an offside position.
    Performances have certainly then subsequently slipped, with Chelsea drawing against Swansea and Liverpool before losing on Saturday to West Bromwich Albion.
    Even so, they are still third in the Premier League, only four points behind leaders Manchester City.

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...-Juventus.html

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  • Sir X
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    Annada BAX ...how many did he win in his last 8 games ?

    a) 0
    b) 1
    c) 2
    d) 3

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  • Dunny
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    Originally posted by X View Post
    Bwooy fi get BAX ....Dunny how was Dimatteo wiining streak when Rafa took over ?

    tell me how he did in his last 8 games ?

    tell me where was Torres ?

    How much more games Rafa played this season ?

    Ansa mi !
    Chelsea managerial records

    Benetez Games
    42

    Won
    23

    Lost
    10

    Drawn
    9

    Win Ratio
    55%

    Di Mateo Games
    42

    Won
    24

    Lost
    9

    Drawn
    9

    Win Ratio
    57%


    The rookie better than the master
    Last edited by Dunny; May 22, 2013, 03:25 PM.

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  • Sir X
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    Bwooy fi get BAX ....Dunny how was Dimatteo wiining streak when Rafa took over ?

    tell me how he did in his last 8 games ?

    tell me where was Torres ?

    How much more games Rafa played this season ?

    Ansa mi !

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  • Sir X
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    Bwooy fi get BAX ....Dunny how was Dimatteo wiining streak when Rafa took over ?

    tell me how he did in his last 8 games ?

    tell me where was Torres ?

    Ansa mi !

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  • Assasin
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    X a talk bout Mancini??? LOL

    X you learn in this thing most managers are tuff people and some **** you off to motivate you to win, others use different methods. Not all managers going to put up with foolishness and at the end of the day it is about developing a better team to them, not how many players nuh like them.

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  • Dunny
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    Recent Chelsea manager's win percentages!!

    Rafa Benitez (Played 32, won 53%), Roberto Di Matteo (P42, 59%), Andre Villas-Boas (P40, 47%), Carlo Ancelotti (P109, 61%), Guus Hiddink (P22, 73%), Avram Grant (P54 67%), Jose Mourinho (P185, 67%), Claudio Ranieri (P199, 54%)

    Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...#ixzz2U1Ct2Brz
    Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

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  • Karl
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    ...I agree with your comments save " done a job that anyone could've done"...and on the flip side I agree with Paul Marin that he did a good.

    Di Matteo was poorly treated. He had started to improve the TEAM (in process of remaking it into his type TEAM) and it appeared they were on the improve. I hope he lands one of the EPL jobs up for grabs.

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  • Karl
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    Originally posted by Paul Marin View Post
    Yes Dunny - Rafa was good for Chelsea. Last year they finished in 6th place, this year in 3rd. He successfully subordinated Terry to the bench without any drama (ask AVB how tough that must have been) and drew the best he could out of a poor team of strikers. He also gave players like Oscar, Mata and Ramirez room to express themselves resulting in Mata being probably the best midfielder in the prem this year, not to mention getting 20+ goals out of Torres and making David Luiz into a real goal scoring threat. Give the man his due. I know several Chelsea fans who are "worried" about the return of Spesh as his performance at RM was underwhelming despite having a boat-load of cash at his disposal; these folks would rather have Rafa. And as for the "poxy Europa League trophy"...it's more than your club won.
    Excellent review of his coaching efforts...
    ...and "The Special One" ha tons of top quality players who he failed to make - for get about excellent - good TEAM!

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  • Karl
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    If we zero in on this years Europa League - perhaps are... - great competition. Every match was one against quality team. It is not an easy competition to win. Just pause a moment and think on how the teams in this league are chosen...

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  • Dunny
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    Rafa took a team full of winners who had won bucket loads of trophies plus added top players like Hazard, Oscar etc, when he arrived Chelsea were 4 points off the top of the Premiership, still in the FA cup, League cup and world club championship so for me he just done a job that anyone could've done. I would've honestly expect Chelsea to be a lot closer to Man U in the league and won more trophies. Di Matteo won the FA cup and Champions League the season before so what is so great about what Rafa has done?

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  • Paul Marin
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    Originally posted by Dunny View Post
    I agree with part of the statement, but Rafa was good for Chelsea? Naaaaa! not with the tools he had to work with. A poxy Europa League trophy only paper over the cracks!
    Yes Dunny - Rafa was good for Chelsea. Last year they finished in 6th place, this year in 3rd. He successfully subordinated Terry to the bench without any drama (ask AVB how tough that must have been) and drew the best he could out of a poor team of strikers. He also gave players like Oscar, Mata and Ramirez room to express themselves resulting in Mata being probably the best midfielder in the prem this year, not to mention getting 20+ goals out of Torres and making David Luiz into a real goal scoring threat. Give the man his due. I know several Chelsea fans who are "worried" about the return of Spesh as his performance at RM was underwhelming despite having a boat-load of cash at his disposal; these folks would rather have Rafa. And as for the "poxy Europa League trophy"...it's more than your club won.

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  • Dunny
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    Originally posted by Paul Marin View Post
    Lampard and the rest of the Chelsea players who didn't condemn the fans have no spine. The fans were wrong and owe Rafa an apology. I have ZERO RESPECT for that section of the Chelsea supporters, you can file each and everyone of them under "a$$hole". But as for Lamps, Terry, Cole, Cech and the rest of the old guard, they could have put a stop to it by taking a stance. Rafa was good for Chelsea, it's too bad a vocal minority of idiots amongst the fan base don't see it.
    I agree with part of the statement, but Rafa was good for Chelsea? Naaaaa! not with the tools he had to work with. A poxy Europa League trophy only paper over the cracks!

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