Warnock Mk II?

bigredruss · April 16, 2008

fuck him, i would play the team that played arsenal in the league and should have won. they will be too good enough for fulham

Faustus · April 16, 2008

Why the fuck don't they just concentrate on their own affairs? It's not our fault you've been shite for 30+ games of the season.

Newport · April 16, 2008

Maybe he should concentrate on how his own team can give away a 2-0 lead to a poor Arsenal side.

Red Mist · April 16, 2008

I don't give a shit about those going down. Rafa should play his reserves if he thinks it will give us a better chance of reaching and winning the European cup final.

Heighway · April 16, 2008

To be fair, I'd really like to wallop Fulham. We always roll over for them at their place, especially last season. I was gutted when Sanchez kept them up.

Strong team please, minus Torres, Gerrard and Carra.

The Acolyte · April 16, 2008

To be fair, I'd really like to wallop Fulham. We always roll over for them at their place, especially last season. I was gutted when Sanchez kept them up.

Strong team please, minus Torres, Gerrard and Carra.

Fuck that.

I wouldn't put out my best boys (ok, one or two short of best but you know what I mean) just to appease that prick!

Same squad that drew against Arsenal with even more changes please.

But Itandje in goal don't want any of there cloggers putting a dent in Reina!

**Jarvinja Ilnow** · April 16, 2008

Really good response from a Bolton fan via Newsnow

Bolton Wanderers - Please Mr Benitez…

In times of crisis, it`s good to have a leader who inspires belief. Some football managers can motivate the players and reassure the fans with a few well chosen words. Gary Megson isn`t one of them. Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez is the latest recipient of the ginger one`s wisdom.

'Liverpool will have a massive say in which teams go down with their next two league games,' Megson told The Sun. 'We hope Rafa Benitez will retain the integrity of the Premier League with his squad selection.

'You would imagine Liverpool's Premier League campaign is still as important as the Champions League. They are battling with Everton for fourth so there is local pride to play for.

'It is nobody else's business but I'm sure Rafa realises the importance of being seen to do the right thing.'

Megson is right on the last count. It`s nobody`s business. Certainly not his, and speaking in The Sun on a Liverpool related matter, the day after the anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster shows a stunning lack of tact. He`s also open to a charge of hypocrisy, after playing a team in Lisbon, that included a couple of ball boys, an act which has alienated most Wanderers fans.

What difference will it make? Absolutely none. Benitez will snigger (think of Muttley in Wacky Races, and you`ll get the picture) and then pick whatever side he chooses. As he`s perfectly entitled to.

ratcatcher · April 16, 2008

Hahahaha! All the Bolton fans singing 'you're just a fat spanish waiter' must be kecking themselves now!

Turds!

WaltonRed · April 17, 2008

The bitter blue twat should bog off and keep his nose in his own shitty affairs.

The UEFA cup was de-valued when you did that earlier on so do one.

Unrighteous · April 17, 2008

Crouch and Nemeth up front with Insua on the left back and Plessis in the midfield... MAKE IT SO!

**Dan Vito Corleone** · April 17, 2008

Hahahaha! All the Bolton fans singing 'you're just a fat spanish waiter' must be kecking themselves now!

Turds!

A point I've made to the dark lord (my missus, a notlob season ticket holder) several times this week. We can essentially control their destiny in our next two games.

Personally I'd like us to go and destroy Fulham and Birmingham. Too many shit results against them both, get them both out of my sight.

RSM · April 18, 2008

Neil Warnock has lashed out at Rafael Benitez for making a mockery of the Premier League survival battle - and hopes he never wins another trophy at Anfield.

The former Sheffield United manager is still seething that Liverpool lost 1-0 after fielding a severely weakened team at Fulham last May, a result which ultimately kept the London side up by a single point at the Blades' expense.

With Liverpool playing in the Champions League semi-final on Tuesday, Warnock expects Benitez to leave his star names on the sidelines again against the Cottagers on Saturday but believes that would show contempt for the clubs fighting to preserve their top-flight status.

"My advice to Reading, Bolton and the rest would be, if you're expecting any favours, don't hold your breath," said the Crystal Palace manager. "They will have to do it themselves.

"The fact of the matter is that if Liverpool were already out of the Champions League and needed to win to get fourth spot, they would play their strongest side.

"Instead, I fully expect them to play a weakened team at Fulham.

"It's part of a big club's mentality. They look after themselves and they don't bother about anyone else. The whole story that Sheffield United were going down and me having a pop at them afterwards was just treated like fish and chip paper by them. Liverpool didn't care because they weren't the ones getting hurt by it all.

"I'm still very bitter about it and personally I hope Liverpool never win another trophy under Benitez. I like them as a club but I would be very pleased to see them win nothing."

Warnock still shudders when he recalls the moment he saw Liverpool's line-up at Craven Cottage last season.

"I felt sick, physically sick, when I found out the team Liverpool were playing," said Warnock.

"We had a late kick-off at Villa Park that day and when we saw who Benitez had picked, we were struggling to even think who they were.

"We hadn't even heard of them and a lot of them haven't played for the club since.

"It was scandalous, really. You don't feel it's fair but it just confirmed that these guys don't give two hoots about clubs like Sheffield United or people like Neil Warnock.

"You can talk about rules being put in place to stop it happening but that's not going to happen.

"The Premier League don't care about smaller clubs like Sheffield United, as they proved with the whole Carlos Tevez affair last season.

"Big clubs look after themselves and the people who run the Premier League will always look after themselves. Nothing will ever change.

"The sad thing is I felt we had done enough last season; we had 38 points, which would have been enough in a normal season.

"For us to get that number of points was an achievement and yet it's gone down in history as a relegation on my CV, not an achievement.

"Nobody got hurt apart from me and Sheffield United. Rafa Benitez certainly didn't."

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Future Everton manager in the making. What a bitter fucker.

silverlining · April 18, 2008

This is from the cunt who "rested" most of his first team in the UEFA cup, having spent 6-7 years of trying to qualify.

Fuck him

The cunt

For the league match against Wigan.

Which they lost.

Ahahahahahahhahahahahahahaha!

drewy · April 18, 2008

"I felt sick, physically sick, when I found out the team Liverpool were playing," said Warnock.

I feel physically sick every time I see your pugnacious face but I don't go running to the press about it.

Cath · April 18, 2008

As Fulham go to Portsmouth on the last day presumably there will be lots in the press about how 'Arry has a duty to field a full strength, fully committed side a few days before the cup final.

Oh Mr Warnock, which ones of Fowler, Hyypia, Alonso, Bellamy, Arbeloa, Reina, Gonzalez, Sissoko and Pennant hadn't you heard of?

**lifetime fan** · April 18, 2008

Doesn't that cunt ever get fed up with being wrong?

NIred1 · April 18, 2008

Neil Warnock has lashed out at Rafael Benitez for making a mockery of the Premier League survival battle - and hopes he never wins another trophy at Anfield.

The former Sheffield United manager is still seething that Liverpool lost 1-0 after fielding a severely weakened team at Fulham last May, a result which ultimately kept the London side up by a single point at the Blades' expense.

With Liverpool playing in the Champions League semi-final on Tuesday, Warnock expects Benitez to leave his star names on the sidelines again against the Cottagers on Saturday but believes that would show contempt for the clubs fighting to preserve their top-flight status.

"My advice to Reading, Bolton and the rest would be, if you're expecting any favours, don't hold your breath," said the Crystal Palace manager. "They will have to do it themselves.

"The fact of the matter is that if Liverpool were already out of the Champions League and needed to win to get fourth spot, they would play their strongest side.

"Instead, I fully expect them to play a weakened team at Fulham.

"It's part of a big club's mentality. They look after themselves and they don't bother about anyone else. The whole story that Sheffield United were going down and me having a pop at them afterwards was just treated like fish and chip paper by them. Liverpool didn't care because they weren't the ones getting hurt by it all.

"I'm still very bitter about it and personally I hope Liverpool never win another trophy under Benitez. I like them as a club but I would be very pleased to see them win nothing."

Warnock still shudders when he recalls the moment he saw Liverpool's line-up at Craven Cottage last season.

"I felt sick, physically sick, when I found out the team Liverpool were playing," said Warnock.

"We had a late kick-off at Villa Park that day and when we saw who Benitez had picked, we were struggling to even think who they were.

"We hadn't even heard of them and a lot of them haven't played for the club since.

"It was scandalous, really. You don't feel it's fair but it just confirmed that these guys don't give two hoots about clubs like Sheffield United or people like Neil Warnock.

"You can talk about rules being put in place to stop it happening but that's not going to happen.

"The Premier League don't care about smaller clubs like Sheffield United, as they proved with the whole Carlos Tevez affair last season.

"Big clubs look after themselves and the people who run the Premier League will always look after themselves. Nothing will ever change.

"The sad thing is I felt we had done enough last season; we had 38 points, which would have been enough in a normal season.

"For us to get that number of points was an achievement and yet it's gone down in history as a relegation on my CV, not an achievement.

"Nobody got hurt apart from me and Sheffield United. Rafa Benitez certainly didn't."

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Future Everton manager in the making. What a bitter fucker.

I don't get this. Are we meant to care about Sheff Utd?

drewy · April 18, 2008

I don't get this. Are we meant to care about Sheff Utd?

In his world mate, everybody is supposed to take it up the arse for him.

He blames everybody and everything for his obvious failings as a manager and as a half decent human being.

**Bob** · April 18, 2008

As Fulham go to Portsmouth on the last day presumably there will be lots in the press about how 'Arry has a duty to field a full strength, fully committed side a few days before the cup final.

Oh Mr Warnock, which ones of Fowler, Hyypia, Alonso, Bellamy, Arbeloa, Reina, Gonzalez, Sissoko and Pennant hadn't you heard of?

Cath, what was the full team out of interest?

crouchaholic · April 18, 2008

Reina; Arbeloa, Hyypiä, Paletta, Insua (Finnan 75); Pennant (El Zhar 65), Alonso, Sissoko, Gonzalez (Kewell 77); Fowler, Bellamy.

Street Preacher · April 18, 2008

He seems to have forgotten that we played a weakened side against them on the first day of the season(I think),which allowed them to get a point.

I think It's every man for themselves In football and managers have enough to deal with at their own clubs without having to worry about arl farts like him.

billybonzo · April 18, 2008

wharra cunt.

I hope Liverpool never win another trophy under Benitez, fumes ex-Blades boss Warnock as Rafa looks set to field another understrength side

Last updated at 10:28am on 18th April 2008

Neil Warnock has lashed out at Rafael Benitez for making a mockery of the Premier League survival battle - and hopes he never wins another trophy at Anfield.

The former Sheffield United manager is still seething that Liverpool lost 1-0 after fielding a severely weakened team at Fulham last May, a result which ultimately kept the London side up by a single point at the Blades' expense.

Down: Warnock says Benitez's team selection played a huge part in Sheffield United's relegation