Sacking Rafa would be a crazy idea

[toonfalifekevbrown]

For those wanting Rafa out .! Be careful what you wish for

[pboromag]

for hose wanting ash out do the same

truth is you never know whats on th eother side of the fence

truth is rafa is steadily becoming our worst manager in the prem ever

i think saturdays game showed how any manager would get more from this squad

we cant defend
we dont create
we dont change things

yes we have played some good teams
but even against cardiff and forest
we never looked in it

palace game will tell us a lot

i expect a win

but lets see how rafa sets us up and changes things if we go behind

we cant choose an owner or a manager
so all you can say is
these ones aint working out
lets give someone else a go

mind finding a manager will be a lot easier than finding an owner

[Geordie1974]

For those wanting Rafa out .! Be careful what you wish for

Aye.The bookies are never far wrong.Martin O'Neill is favourite if Rafa goes.

[waalsendmick]

Martin o'neill????

Please god no!!!!

[toonfalifekevbrown]

Yeah Fkin Marty .like I said be careful what you wish for

[ghostrider]

I can't stand Rafa's football and would be absolutely over the moon if he was sacked or walked.
Any manager can do what Rafa's been doing with our squad but many managers would get a whole lot more out of them in a positive manner.

I don't see anything special about Rafa Benitez.... seriously.

I don't care one jot about him having a hard fixture start. He also had Cardiff and even managed to treat that like some kind of elite game, as if Cardiff were top 6 or something, the way we played.

The man can basically do what he likes at the minute...but if he carries on doing this for much longer, the tide will turn on him, even by the most ardent supporters of him, I believe.

He needs to act fast because I think he's losing the players...and if I'm honest I'd also say he seems to be playing a stubborn game with many by leaving them out and/or playing some of the players that clearly do not want to play for us. Hayden being one.
It's almost like Rafa is doing it on purpose to have a pop at Ashley.
If that's his modus operandi then he's not being very professional about the way he manages and is basically putting two fingers up to us fans as much as he's trying to stick one up Ashley.

There's little anyone can do from this side of the fence, so let's see what transpires as time goes on.

[pboromag]

rafa is getting away with murder as he has the fans
anyother manager who looses a game and keeps a striker and his one time captain on the bench would get layed into

if i was him i would worry at how many loyal supporters had had enough and had left before the end
couldnrt be bothered to wait to clap the lads of the field

[Kingstonbob1]

rafa is getting away with murder as he has the fans
anyother manager who looses a game and keeps a striker and his one time captain on the bench would get layed into

if i was him i would worry at how many loyal supporters had had enough and had left before the end
couldnrt be bothered to wait to clap the lads of the field

It’s because the vast vast majority of fans realise we have a manager who is more than capable of significantly progressing us as a club if he is given decent investment in the team even just on a par with Bournemouth and Brighton. We see the bigger picture and are ‘real’ fans (whatever that means?). We don’t whinge and whine about everything. Those that do/dissenters haven’t got the balls to set up a Rafa Out campaign OUTSIDE the ground as suggested.

[TheOtherTerryMac]

It’s because the vast vast majority of fans realise we have a manager who is more than capable of significantly progressing us as a club if he is given decent investment in the team even just on a par with Bournemouth and Brighton. We see the bigger picture and are ‘real’ fans (whatever that means?). We don’t whinge and whine about everything. Those that do/dissenters haven’t got the balls to set up a Rafa Out campaign OUTSIDE the ground as suggested.

Aye a good suggestion why doesn’t he try to get some support for Rafa Out at the actual match

It would make a lot more sense than being a keyboard warrior on a footy forum where he is achieving absolutely nothing.

[pboromag]

It’s because the vast vast majority of fans realise we have a manager who is more than capable of significantly progressing us as a club if he is given decent investment in the team even just on a par with Bournemouth and Brighton. We see the bigger picture and are ‘real’ fans (whatever that means?). We don’t whinge and whine about everything. Those that do/dissenters haven’t got the balls to set up a Rafa Out campaign OUTSIDE the ground as suggested.

so why did so many flock out after the last game
why not stay and show rafa his approval
because people are getting sick of his tactics and lack of response to going behind