

Shane
MemberEverything posted by Shane
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GET THE FUCKING DEAL DONE!
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Your a fucking tool, What did Yossi do wrong in this whole situation?
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FURIOUS Yossi Benayoun today accuses Rafa Benitez of making his life a misery at Liverpool. In an exclusive News of the World interview, the Israeli midfielder blasts Benitez for forcing out of Anfield and insists the Spaniard: *NEVER treated him with any respect. *DESTROYED his confidence. *TRIED to break him. *ORDERED him to find another club. Manager Benitez left Liverpool at the end of the season after a disastrous trophyless campaign which ended with the Reds failing to even qualify for the Champions League. And Benayoun, 30, reveals the truth about his volatile relationship with the man who has now replaced Jose Mourinho as boss of European Cup winners Inter Milan. "Everyone asks me why I left Liverpool," said Benayoun, who joined Premier League champions Chelsea in a £5.5million move earlier this month. "There is only one reason - Rafa Benitez. "I agreed to join Chelsea before Roy Hodgson was appointed Liverpool's new manager. "It's a dream for me such a fantastic club have given me this opportunity. "But I want Liverpool fans to know the truth and for them to know I made up my mind to leave a long time ago because of Benitez. "He never treated me with the respect I deserved. If I played well, I never felt he gave me credit. "When I scored, I still expected to be out of the team the next game. "And when the fans wanted me to play, Benitez told me he couldn't understand why." Booed Benayoun, who scored nine goals for Liverpool last season, added: "There are many examples of him treating me badly. "On two occasions early last season, against Fulham and Lyon, the fans booed when I was subbed. "They thought I was playing well but Benitez told me he was surprised the fans booed because I was not good enough. "It was as if the fans' reaction worked against me. The situation got worse afterwards. "He told me I was a better player as a substitute instead of starting in the team. "Then, when we played Birmingham after I hadn't started a game for a month, he didn't tell me I was starting until two hours before the game. "He tried to destroy my confidence. You can't treat a player like this and expect him to be happy. "I felt so unhappy but, out of respect to the club, I never spoke out. The players and the people at the top of the club knew how I felt. "I don't want to speak on behalf of other players at Liverpool, but people know what happened to Albert Riera and Xabi Alonso. "It was the same for me. Benitez tried to break me like he broke Riera. "I was sure he wanted me to attack him in the Press during the season so he could turn the fans against me, so I kept quiet. "I felt he was waiting for me to make a mistake so he could use it against me. Deal "On the day before the final game of last season at Hull, Benitez pulled me to one side after training and said: 'You will not be in the squad for this game. Thank you for your three years of service, now you can call your agent to do a deal with another club.' "That's when Chelsea made an offer and the deal was done before Benitez left." BENAYOUN: Signing on at Chelsea But Benayoun admits his relationship with Benitez deteriorated on the FIRST day of last season. "The previous season when we finished second in the Premier League, I was happy with my performance in the final months but I was not sure if the manager thought I was a good player," he added. "I told Benitez I would go if he wanted, but he told me I was important and he would give me a new contract, which I signed. "But then for the first game of the new season I wasn't in the team again. The manager ignored me when I wanted to know why. "After he ignored me for a long time, he needed me for Europe when Ryan Babel was suspended. "I said: 'You need me now and I will always do my best.' "I scored against Atletico Madrid in the Europa League semi-final. It was a really emotional moment for me. The fans could see what it meant to me. "I couldn't say at the time, but I knew this was my last season at Liverpool and I wanted a special end. "I thought: 'No matter how the manager is treating me, I'm showing the fans the club is in my heart.' "I knew I had to get away from Benitez. A lot of people at Liverpool treated me well and asked me to stay, but I could not turn down such a massive club as Chelsea. "I could not risk waiting to see if Benitez kept his job. "The club said they understood why I was unhappy and promised they'd let me leave in the summer if an offer came while Benitez was manager. Privilege "It is good for Liverpool Benitez has gone, but it was too late for me. "I know everyone working there will be a lot happier and I believe Roy Hodgson is a good choice. "It was a privilege for me to play for such a great club in front of great fans. I thought I would be staying for a lot longer." Benayoun realises he faces as tough a time forcing his way into the Chelsea side. He said: "I'm not stupid. I know Chelsea have many great players and it will be hard to play in the team every week. "But what's important for me is I know I will be treated with respect. "Carlo Ancelotti is a fantastic manager and he knows how to treat players."
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What point were you making?
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In the thread, Jose quotes. Joe Cool didn't even post in that thread, But of course Terminator, Probably just after smoking a joint, Decided he'd invite Joe Cool in and try and start an arguement!
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Is Anyone Actually Concerned About Man City's Spending?
Shane replied to Matterz's topic in Matthew Harding Stand
We'll give them Drogba for 20 million aslong as he stays on loan with us for the next two years! -
PMSL, Are you trying to play the victim here?
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I don't think it would be right to drop Ivanovic after the amazing season he had last season. I do agree Bosingwa is amazing at bombing up forward, I do think he could be an excellent impact sub next season, Someone to bring on with 30/25 minutes to go, Defences start getting tired, He could really make a difference that way.
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Who gives a fuck, I was sticking up for anyone who hates racism with that post, How was I trying to influence a decision when he was banned and won't be coming back anytime soon? Tbh I'm sure most of the forum would agree that you contribute fuck all to the forum, Except looking for attention, Badmouthing Benayoun and our other players over 30 and going on about your fucking idol Kakuta, You contribute NOTHING other then that.
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He's talking shite, If lets say some other old player that was Catholic or Prodestant joined the club you wouldn't say 'Catholic bastard.' Good bye and good ridannce.
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Aldof Hitlers blue and white army
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What part, Calling him a prick or hoping he dies?
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Surely TX was encouraging Anti-Semitism by giving Kakuta's post rep?
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Is Anyone Actually Concerned About Man City's Spending?
Shane replied to Matterz's topic in Matthew Harding Stand
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Is this the season Kalou has to prove his worth?
Shane replied to Madmax's topic in Matthew Harding Stand
He was very good towards the end of the season tbf, Hattrick against Stoke, Performance against Liverpool, Wigan were very good, Give him one more season. -
Why the fuck would you give rep for that TX?
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Premier League champions Chelsea have signed teenage defender Tomas Kalas from Czech Republic side Sigma Olomouc. The 17-year-old defender will not be joining the club for a further year as he will return to the Andruv Stadium in Olomouc on a year-long loan deal. The youngster has been a target for many top European clubs, but Carlo Ancelotti's Stamford Bridge club moved quickly to land the talented Czech star. Financial details of the deal have not been disclosed, although reports claim that Olomouc could earn in the region of £5million from the sale of the player. Chelsea Academy boss Neil Bath said: "Tomas has signed, but will spend the first year on loan at his club, Sigma Olomouc, in the Czech Republic. "He is now going into the Under 18s, and made his first-team debut last season. Very athletic and quick, he is a very good one-on-one defender and comfortable on the ball. "We feel there is a lot of potential in the player, and we feel at the minute it is the right time to get him, but it would be good for him to stay there and get first-team experience, and we look forward to him joining us next year. "Obviously we will stay in touch and he will come across here when appropriate. He is a right-sided centre-half who can play right-back.
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Maybe play Ivanovic and then for the last 20/15 minutes of the game when the defence is tired bring on Bosingwa.
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Giving a footballer a #10 jersey is the exact same as making George Bush president. TX, You've done it again.
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Fernando Torres, Chelsea's number nine
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Daily Mail says that Ash is desperate to move from Chelsea to Real Madrid.
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Why not add two extra linesmen? Responsible for half of there own half, Would help with the offside goals and if the ball crossed the line or not because he wouldn't be as tired.