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To be honest mate, he's just another voice to us at least, he isn't Tony Evans from the Times, he's just Tony Evans, whether his opinion is relevant or not is another point altogether but you could level that at any one of us who are involved or even on here.

The Van Der Vaart thing, again, is 100%, happened during the negotiations over Xabi to Real Madrid. Also, have to bear in mind that when Rafa subbed Gerrard in the derby he was in a much stronger position than he was years later at Boro, further, he had an idea to introduce Lucas, whereas against Boro it was down to bare bones with very little option either way. Funny how the world turns as the story about Carra refusing to play RB actually came from people close to Jamie who bragged about it as 'sticking it to Benitez', although they aren't so loud nowadays.

It happened

Athletico away just after the final whistle towards the away end

Wasn't my post originally, I know what was supposedly said which was "He's gone", but I wasn't there so can only go off what the lads who were have said

It's in his book

Boss eh?

Hitler often watched Jewish comedies and listened to Jewish music He also had family in Bootle #Justsayin

Maybe, maybe not, but if she struggles with her native language, as you stated, then surely a foreign language would be even more of a stretch?

Christ, if she struggles with her native language no wonder the foreign wives were hard work.

"We've got a great togetherness about the squad, there's a lot of British players there now," Jamie Carragher said last October. "We went for a meal out before the derby and it was interesting that my wife could actually talk to some of the other wives without having to think of something in Spanish or French or something different. I think that will be a great thing for us this season."

'I've got two brothers who find it hard to work in Liverpool in this Capital of Culture year. One of the reasons is we've made it too easy for all those foreigners to come here and take our jobs.'

Rafa had to go to save the club? Brilliant You've outdone yourself there

It's on The Rattle mate, you need to be registered to gain access

Pinched from The Rattle from Retro Red, all hypothetically of course "In my hypothetical situation, a once mighty club is in the hands of two leveraged buy-out merchants who are based in America and can't bear the sight or sound of each other. To compound matters, the banks they have borrowed from, and then burdened the club with the debt, have put the running of the club in the hands of their own nominees. Effectively the bank is running the club, with the sole objective of making sure it gets its money back. In this scenario, a money man gets to run a football club. Star struck, the diminutive money man, who hypothetically may resort to Cuban heels to add an inch or so in height, becomes a bit closer to his footballing heroes than, say, someone like Peter Robinson or John Smith would. This closeness is brought into sharp focus when said hypothetical Cuban heel wearer is publicly seen gleefully mouthing words, in the direction of hypothetical star player's entourage, to the effect that the hypothetical manager of the day will shortly be relieved of his duties. In short, Liverpool was a f***ing shambles. influential players can run amok when there's an absolute power vacuum. Many of us think Jamie Carragher did. The likes of Benitez, Arbeloa, Mascherano, Alonso, Torres, Reina & Agger may also have a view on the matter. Carragher has always been a payer I admired, one of my all time favourites. Unfortunately, his actions in the period since his contract came up for negotiation have left me completely disinterested in him, his opinions & his place in Liverpool FC's history. The day he goes won't be a day too soon."

Reina said: “For many of my colleagues and me, Rafa Benitez would be the ideal candidate. “It’s that I’m not objective about it, but he is the coach who shaped me most. He is the best.”

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