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We'll get who the gaffers say. End of.

Think it'll be Rafa meself, but I know nothin'.

LOOKS LIKE THE WHOLE OF LIVERPOOL AVE GONE COCONUTS

Great display of business acumen. You'd bankrupt us in no time.....forget your precious carling cup, we wouldn't even have a club if you had your way

CareeX exactly the same people who make thst sort of comment are on here saying we should sign this or that player

exactly my point

Why do you say it will be Benitez when you know like the rest of us on here Benitez cant work with a director of football because he wants full control of the Club from Academy, Transfers, players contracts and the future blueprint of how he likes the Club to be run similar to Fergie and Arsene Wenger. FSG are deffo going to put in a director of football so how is this going to work given we all know the type of fall outs and tantrams Benitez has when he does'nt get his own way or is unhappy about something, you only have to look at his history to see that, you think Fenway will put up with that because I dont.

Look how well he done at Inter. No thanks

look how well he did at valencia. YES THANKS

So many Rafa advocates proves people have short memory.

Yes he did well at Valencia, he won CL, FA and got to another CL final in his early years, and brought us to 2nd place once. But...

Under Rafa we also constantly dropped points against lower/smaller teams. Rafa's rotation policy, corner/set piece defense consistently drew criticism, and his handling of the media left a lot to be desired. Why he wanted to sell Alonso and never gave Aqua, his pick of a replacement, a fair chance after he recovered from injury is still beyond me. He took over the Cl and Serie A winning Inter and rode them to relegation zone.

"He did well at Valencia"

Why did he do well at Valencia? Who were Valencia at the time? What teams was he competing against at the time? What players did he have to work with? How did he manage to win La Liga?

He was arguably more successful at Valencia than he was at Liverpool, working under more supportive owners to, is that just coincidence?

MIND YOU, he didn't do to badly at Liverpool under terrible owners either did he?

I don't think Rafa's ever been at a big club, other than Valencia, where he has been under good owners.

If FSG back Rafa and get behind him. Success is customary, I honestly believe that. These owners, accompanied by Rafa's much needed break from the game and return, will work. Rafa knows it more than anybody. That's why he will fight to the death to get it. He's a changed man, more relaxed and he realizes that Chelsea WOULD NEVER deserve him.

It will be different this time. I know it.

Just you wait and see.

(COME ON FSG!)