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Benitez var bestemt ikke altid min drøm om en manager, da han var i Liverpool, men problemerne i Chelsea er bestemt ikke hans skyld. Han har sagt ja til at påtage sig en meget lidt misundelsesværdig opgave, men han får ingen opbakning fra tilhængerne, tværtimod modarbejder man ham på det groveste og gør det bestemt heller ikke nemmere for spillerne. Det pynter ikke og det gør næppe heller opgaven med at finde en ny mand til posten lettere. Hvem vil dog udsætte sig selv for en sådan hetz?

Gu´ fanden er problemerne i Chelsea mht. spil og resultater Rafas skyld. Han har kostet os 2 trofæer, og derudover har han formået at føre os fra en sikker top-3 placering til en .4 plads, der pt. ligeså godt kan blive til en 5. plads.

Derudover er hetzen blæst fuldstændigt op af medierne. Den er på ingen måde i nærheden af at være så slem, som den er blevet gjort til. Indtil for få uger siden var det kun et par bannere og smågrupperinger af fans, der svinede Rafa til under kampene på hjemmebane.

Men efter hans idiotiske udtalelser går det selvfølgelig amok i morgen. Jeg glæder mig til kampen, det bliver nok, ligesom hans første kamp hvad angår stemningen. Og det var yderst interessant sidste gang.

Anyway, det eneste rigtige vil være at fyre Rafa.

Jeg griner stadig over folk som ingen relation har til klubben, andet end at følge dem på tv fra sofaen, farer op over ting som disse. Lad nu englænderne som er RIGTIGE fans, bekymre sig om småting, og koncentrer jer om jeres dog ting Dwt er vigtige. I er sgu sjove og ynkelige

Det var da en umådelig dum kommentar, du lige fik fyret af der.

Chelsea´s ledelse har en stor del af skylden for den nuværende situation. De skulle aldrig have tilbudt Benitez jobbet med baggrund i hans udtalelser om Chelsea og deres fans og med baggrund i hans 2 sidste jobs som manager, hvor han fik sparket på grund af sin manglende evner som manager. Og den spillestil, som Abramovich ønsker, at Chelsea skal spille, er Benitez da den mindst egnede til at få dem at udføre.

Benitez udtaler, at han er professionel og vil udføre sit job til afslutningen af sæsonen. Kære Benitez, hvis du virkelig er professionel, så havde du takket nej til tilbuddet som manager i Chelsea. Du burde have vidst, at det var dødsdømt fra starten.

Derudover udtaler han, at han har talt med ejeren, og at han bliver bakket op af ham. Nøjagtigt de samme ord udtalte AVB på sin sidste pressekonference som Chelsea manager. Og det var også lige før en kamp mod WBA.

Lad os håbe at denne weekend bliver hans sidste i Chelsea. Før han er væk, falder der ikke ro om holdet og klubben. Og bare vent til den første kamp uden Benitez, så skal I høre opbakning fra alle Chelsea fans.

Men efter hans idiotiske udtalelser går det selvfølgelig amok i morgen. Jeg glæder mig til kampen, det bliver nok, ligesom hans første kamp hvad angår stemningen. Og det var yderst interessant sidste gang.

Ja det gør jeg også, skulle more mig stort hvis der var dårlig stemning på stadion og Chelsea går hen og taber.

Iøvrigt fatter jeg ikke at Rafa gider finde sig i det der, jeg var da skredet for længst og havde ladet dem sejle deres egen sø.

Gu´ fanden er problemerne i Chelsea mht. spil og resultater Rafas skyld

Helt enig, det er altid managerens skyld, og aldrig spillernes.

Lad os håbe at denne weekend bliver hans sidste i Chelsea. Før han er væk, falder der ikke ro om holdet og klubben. Og bare vent til den første kamp uden Benitez, så skal I høre opbakning fra alle Chelsea fans.

Hehe så kommer plastik flagene frem i stor stil igen;-)

Sorry kunne ikke lade være:-)

Helt enig, det er altid managerens skyld, og aldrig spillernes

Når manageren er idiotisk taktisk, så er det managerens skyld, ja.

Ja det gør jeg også, skulle more mig stort hvis der var dårlig stemning på stadion og Chelsea går hen og taber.

Jeg glæder mig nu egentlig bare til kampen. Stemningen bliver dog interessant.

Iøvrigt fatter jeg ikke at Rafa gider finde sig i det der, jeg var da skredet for længst og havde ladet dem sejle deres egen sø

Idioten kunne have håndteret sagen noget bedre fra start, end han gjorde, men nej, han ville hellere snakke udenom.

Når manageren er idiotisk taktisk, så er det managerens skyld, ja.

Javel ja.

Når manageren er idiotisk taktisk, så er det managerens skyld, ja.

Haha det er simpelthen for morsomt. Rafa er bestemt ikke en taktisk idiot. Langt fra faktisk.

Haha det er simpelthen for morsomt. Rafa er bestemt ikke en taktisk idiot. Langt fra faktisk.

Nej sådan husker jeg ham heller ikke fra sin Liverpool tid, men i Chelsea har han sgu ikke vist noget, der bare minder om taktik snilde.

Ved ikke om nogen har set denne artikel:

http://www.independent.c…515815.html

Ian Herbert: Rafa Benitez is not flawed because he grew tired of being abused
IAN HERBERT THURSDAY 28 FEBRUARY 2013


It´s going to get worse before it gets better and Rafael Benitez is aware of that fact. Chelsea are to allow all manner of banners into Stamford Bridge on Saturday. It is an invitation to open season on the manager and he knows it.

What an utterly wretched place he is in. The abuse has been so bad that opposition supporters have even used it as a stick to beat Chelsea. The Reading fans´ chant of a few months ago – "Rafa Benitez, he thinks you´re all scum" – was not lost on the manager. There will be plenty who take gratuitous pleasure in the way Benitez lost control on Wednesday night, just as they did when Arsène Wenger exploded, and attach it to the Spaniard´s legendary "facts" speech – which has always been mistakenly characterised as a "rant" – as evidence of a character flaw.

But are we so accustomed to football descending into a pantomime and Punch and Judy show that we have lost sight of the effects of denying someone the most basic level of civility? Is an individual flawed when the abuse which he has attempted to grin and bear has gradually worn him down?

It is certainly the supporters who drove him to speak out at the Riverside, even though the most significant aspect of his declaration related to his title as "interim" manager – which "someone made a mistake" by bestowing on him, he said. Make no mistake: Benitez has never been happy with that title. He does not feel it formed part of his initial conversations about the Chelsea job, with technical director, Michael Emenalo, and others. Yet it was there in black and white when he arrived to sign the contract. There were attempts to make it seem acceptable to him – "we just want to get you started," he was told – leaving him with a decision to make, there and then, about whether to accept the title or walk away. Benitez, who wanted this opportunity, decided he would live with it and signed.

Little did he imagine when doing so just how many ways to discredit him there would be. The first materialised barely a day into his tenure, when a 2007 quote ascribed to him was raked up. "Chelsea is a big club with fantastic players. Every manager wants to coach a big team. But I would never take that job, in respect for my former team at Liverpool. No matter what," he was quoted as saying. Benitez was Liverpool manager in 2007, so how could he have called them his "former club" back then?

The quote, it turned out, was fabricated – disseminated by a 15-year-old tweeter from the Czech Republic who was a fan of Benitez, felt betrayed by his appointment at Chelsea and decided to cause him some trouble. The boy´s Twitter avatar photo was a cartoon of his hero Benitez. But the lie was half way around the world before the truth could pull its trousers on. The "quote" was widely published and became a part of the "Benitez hates Chelsea" myth.

There were limitations, too. Fernando Torres, diminished by a lack of weight training, had a different mindset. He was overcomplicating things; thinking too much about movements into goalscoring positions which had once been second nature. He was too quick to blame others.

That much could be dealt with – a word here, a conversation there – but the abuse has been less easy.

There then followed a team meeting on Monday during which John Terry took on the role of challenger to the manager, familiar to him from England´s 2010 World Cup campaign. Benitez felt it has been wrongly construed as an insurrection.

This unpleasantness is finite. Benitez´s aim is to complete his last three months, get out with his pride and reputation intact and perhaps deliver a couple of trophies to have the last word.

Of course, humanity´s capacity to destroy is infinite. Chelsea´s fans can drive him out before the summer, if they really can´t wait. Banner day beckons. We await to discover football´s depths of inhumanity.

How Benitez was misquoted

"Chelsea is a big club with fantastic players. Every manager wants to coach a big team. But I could never take that job, in respect for my former team at Liverpool." This quote has been used to beat Benitez since he arrived at Stamford Bridge but he never actually said it. It came from a 15-year-old Tweeter from the Czech Republic who had a Benitez photo on his account and became part of the myth.