Benitez Legacy - reflections

[Grogu the blue]

Parody account or not, it’s something that wouldn’t shock me with Moshiri

Moshiri does what he wants ?, depends on his mood and who is chewing his ear off?

 

[R.Reddington]

Possibly the worst appointment I’ve seen at any football club in my entire life, it was a disaster.

 

[maccavennie]

Possibly the worst appointment I’ve seen at any football club in my entire life, it was a disaster.

The type of appointment that gets teams relegated and lost into the abyss of the lower leagues

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

Spurs knew Nuno was a bad fit and got rid sharpish

Look at them now

Meanwhile, we stuck with Benitez long past the point we should have and we are now where we are

An atrocity of an Everton manager

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Possibly the worst appointment I’ve seen at any football club in my entire life, it was a disaster.

Unusually can't decide which I'm camp in! Above or below...

Spurs knew Nuno was a bad fit and got rid sharpish

Look at them now

Meanwhile, we stuck with Benitez long past the point we should have and we are now where we are

An atrocity of an Everton manager

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

Unusually can't decide which I'm camp in! Above or below...

You could always be camp in both?

 

[Cork Evertonian]

There was a remark by someone last week, i forget who it was but i can't leave it unchecked. Apparently according to them, both sides were as bad as the other during this dispute.

Not true at all, one set of posters were being patronizing condescending and insulting towards those of us, who were offended by this appointment.

They tried to force us to accept the appointment of a kopite scumbag, who belittled this club and never apologized for it.

When this kopite scumbag was rightfully fired (about a month too late!) these same people said that Benitez was blameless, and that we were crap anyway, we were always going to struggle, and that he deserved more time, despite only winning only one league game in four months.

What a load of crap this man got rid of two of our best players, caused a massive rift amongst the fanbase and bored us all to death with his depressing negative football.

I don't wish to start up conflict again. We won this war, although it was a very pyrrhic victory in the end. No both sides were not as bad as the other.

One side was quite clearly worse. This is just a loose end i feel needs tying up. Rafael Benitez is welcome to ruin as many football clubs as he likes, as long as it isn't ours.

 

[4737carlin]

Rondon, game changer, Raf got this one right

 

[marsh]

Rat

 

[Thomasc]

Possibly the worst appointment I’ve seen at any football club in my entire life, it was a disaster.

As bad as but possibly worse than when Newcastle appointed Joe Kinnear.

 

[PhilM]

The lack of spirit and their mental fragility were both brewed under his leadership, with the removal of Digne and James not helping either.

 

[GotWan]

Fat man has gone from 22/1 to 6/1 to be the next Burnley manager. Surely not.

 

[trueblue84]

Benitez's legacy...

 

[COYBL25]

Fat man has gone from 22/1 to 6/1 to be the next Burnley manager. Surely not.

That must be the " big " European job, he`s been waiting for then.

@Theoneandonly

 

[ForestBlue]

Likely relegation is his legacy

Would we be in this position if James had stayed? I really dont think we would provided we could of got him onto the pitch enough times where his quality could have turned a few games for us.