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Theoneandonly
Player Valuation: £10m
Rafael has confirmed that Moshiri is fully on board with the long term project and has said if results are still bad by January, Moshiri will back him.
He has said they have several meetings a week and they are all positive.
He has said they have several meetings a week and they are all positive.
Got you on ignore, not even read it and I already know it's lies and ****.
Theoneandonly
Player Valuation: £10m
Go and read/watch Rafas latest press conference and you will see. But you won't do that because you don't want to know the truth, you want to believe you're false narrative that it's all Doom and gloom.
Why do you always post like he’s just rang you up?
coollino
Player Valuation: £80m
StuBarlow
Player Valuation: £6m
Yeah that sounds like a man who's safe in his job. Moshiri's backside is squeaking.
Marius57
Player Valuation: £50m
Even if he says that, it doesn't mean anything though does it. He isn't exactly going to come out and say that he is close to being sacked. We also all know that a vote of confidence from the board is a bad thing. Its happens all the time and then a manager gets sacked anyway.
He has said lots of things that have then changed a couple of weeks later. Such as, there is money in January, then, there is no money in January.
Hope our fans have had enough time to cancel their trains to London.
Jeff Jones
Player Valuation: £35m
Who might be available in January who'd significantly improve the team?
Zatara
Player Valuation: £90m
'The vote of confidence'...
...aka 'The dreaded vote of confidence'.
Given a week or two prior to a sacking.
Egil Olsen
Player Valuation: £8m
Some girls say they like Hamlet, but what they really like is the expensive bookshelf. Although man appears rather complex, we are driven by the same mechanisms as 250,000 years ago.
The same can be said in part about football, although it seems like the game is very complex, especially with social media and all the information out there, but the purpose is still to score more goals than the opponent. Usually the team with the best players wins.
Had Burnley used the same game model as Manchester City, they would have lost all their matches. This is perhaps the most complex game model in today's football. So instead, they use a model, which is admittedly limited, but which gives them the greatest probability of taking the most points. This model allows them to compete with teams that have far greater resources, so in that sense it may not be limited, but on the contrary.
So instead of reading Hamlet, you have a much better chance of getting a shag if you buy an expensive bookshelf.
Lot of ridiculous pro Benitez media stories today
How about he proves he's good enough to be our manager by winning football matches
How about he proves he's good enough to be our manager by winning football matches
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