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Rafa Admits He's a Failure |
Posted by: Noucamp99 - 18-11-2009, 02:14 PM - Forum: Premier League
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I read something that we all knew already on SSN and that is that the Fat Spanish Waiter is a failure. Read on, my friends, and enjoy:
Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez admits he would see it as failure if he never won the Premier League title.
The Reds are desperate to end their long wait for the championship with their last success coming in 1990.
Benitez's side face a massive battle to get involved in the title race this season after enduring a miserable run of form which sees them lie 11 points off leaders Chelsea.
The Spaniard has been accused of putting European aspirations above domestic success, but Benitez insists he would rather win the Premier League than another Champions League crown.
"Anyone who knows me knows that I want to win every trophy, every game," Benitez told The Times.
"But if you ask me what I prefer, I will say the Premier League.
"If I do not win the title, I'm sure I'd be so disappointed maybe I would have this feeling [of failure]."
Missed out
Benitez also revealed his title dreams last season suffered a blow when the club failed to land Gareth Barry from Aston Villa.
Barry ended up staying at Villa after a long protracted transfer saga and he has since ended up moving to Manchester City.
Benitez believes missing out on Barry also affected Robbie Keane's chances of being a success at Anfield.
Keane last just six months at Liverpool last season before being sold back to Tottenham with Benitez admitting Barry was his top priority and not Keane.
"The plan was for Barry to play on the left and feed the ball to Robbie Keane, who would play up front with Fernando Torres," added Benitez.
"This blueprint had to be scrapped. The collateral damage was Keane, who signed from Tottenham Hotspur before the Barry deal had been done.
"When we wanted to sign Barry, we were sure we were signing a good player with a very good mentality and the quality to play in the Premier League. The priority was Barry, then Keane."
Source: Skysports.com
Comment? Ha, ha ha ha ha!
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football manager handheld 2010 |
Posted by: andrewcmufc - 16-11-2009, 10:54 AM - Forum: Chat Room
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Got this for the psp and is really good altough the same as the other games that were released in previous years.
really hard to get a manager game for any other console apart from p.c
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Maradona banned for two months |
Posted by: andrewcmufc - 16-11-2009, 09:00 AM - Forum: Other Football
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lol, maradona has been banned from football for two months by fifa after his outburst against uruguay last month. He directed the outburst at reporters and critics after he was criticised over his managment of argentina. The ban will run from yesterday until the 15 of january.
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Fergie Must Talk To BBC |
Posted by: WatchMUFC - 15-11-2009, 11:43 PM - Forum: Man Utd News
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Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson must end his ban on BBC interviews next season.
The Sunday Telegraph says in the same week in which he was hit with the most severe punishment the Football Association has handed out for comments about a referee, Ferguson has suffered another blow to his authority as the Premier League passed a motion at its board meeting on Thursday to make post-match interviews with rights holders mandatory.
Ferguson has not spoken to the BBC since 2004 when Panorama ran a documentary which portrayed his son, Jason, an agent, as using his father’s status to gain influence in the transfer market.
He was never found guilty of any wrongdoing and Ferguson subsequently swore never to speak to the BBC again, describing them as “arrogant beyond belief”.
Harry Redknapp, of Tottenham, and Sam Allardyce, of Blackburn, who also boycotted the BBC for allegations made in a separate Panorama documentary, will also be forced to speak to Match of the Day and Radio Five Live.
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