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Fat waiter goes to Napoli

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Rafael Benitez, the Fat Waiter amongst many other aliases , has tonight been appointed boss of Napoli. I have to say he did a good job at Chelski but as long as he lives he will in my opinion be an overpaid attention seeking no mark who kindly cost the RS millions, nice one Rafael (y) (table nine is next(n))
 

monty said:
Rafael Benitez, the Fat Waiter amongst many other aliases , has tonight been appointed boss of Napoli. I have to say he did a good job at Chelski but as long as he lives he will in my opinion be an overpaid attention seeking no mark who kindly cost the RS millions, nice one Rafael (y) (table nine is next(n))
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Well said mate!!
 

watch him win trophies. And to be honest, I'd rather have Benitez as manager and have him win us some trophies and take us to the next level, than martinez who will likely undo the last 5 yrs work.

At the end of the day, trophies carry the club's name, not the manager's.
 
They will do well in the CL with him in charge. But there was never the faintest chance of him coming to us thank goodness.
 
when he left the rs, and Hodgson took over they dropped like a stone, good manager imo but personally I didn't want him here because he's shown the club a lack of respect!
 
i would rather have had benitez than martinez. the prospect of having martinez has been cause of serious worry for me these past couple of days!
 

Cup manager. Will be interesting to see how he can do without 22 full internationals playing for 11 positions.
 
I'm with Carlos. I think he will do alright there. Point with Chelsea is the club inside out is full of bad bells which made his task almost impossible, many coaches would've cracked under the pressure, not Rafael.
 

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