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Is it possible for us to be successful under Benitez?

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With the vast majority of fans against Benitez, is it possible for us to be successful under his rei

  • Yes, the team can (but not necessarilly will) go on despite the boos and general negativity and perf

    Votes: 10 27.8%

  • No, we may do okay for a while, but eventually the negativity will weigh down on team performances a

    Votes: 26 72.2%
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Following on from this thread here:

Do you believe it is possible for us to perform to the side's abilities when most of the 60% or so of the fans say they will never accept Rafa Benitez as manager no matter how he performs?

 
Players don't want him,supporters don't want him, his family probably don't want him............

 
I've voted no, (emotion apart) because the fans being against the manager so strongly must eventually wear down the 'general' atmosphere amongst the staff (both training and playing).

I doubt it's EVER going to be possible to create a 'unity' within the whole club (fans included) whilst the FSW is in charge... whatever he does.

 
It's always possible the question I put forward is would he be any more successful than RDM would? I very much doubt it

 
Of course. Those players are professionals and they will get on with their job. As much as a fat c**t he is, he's a good manager. I think we can be successful under him and if we go on a nice 4 or 5 game winning streak things will change around. The fans won't be chanting his name, but they will at least give him a chance if we're winning.

 
Rafael Benitez: Record breaker

Worst run of results since the mid nineties

First Chelsea team to allow Carlton Cole to score

Frist Chelsea team to lose to West Ham for nine years

Rafael Benitez: Lardy-arsed conman extraoridnaire.

 
Keep repeating the same thing but his mere presence is sucking the soul from the club. In every aspect. I'm starting to feel ambivalent about the whole thing. A similar attitude to the players today even. I'm past anger and now just accepting the inevitable.

The powers that be have to understand what they've done. It's tragic.

 
I would have said no, even before tonight's result:

1) He's a hate figure - even if we went on a miraculous winning run, the fans would never fully accept him

2) Appointing hate figures doesn't usually work out because the atmosphere between them and the fans is so toxic (see Alex McLeish and Aston Villa)

3) He uses a certain tactical system that doesn't necessarily suit all our players

4) Because of this, he isn't one to deliver instant league results

5) Like every other manager, he has to contend with an uneven squad and reduced morale - not sacking RDM would have at least kept morale higher if nothing else

 
Thing is we'll probably be in this situation next season. And the next. And so on. We keep getting this and its becoming ridiculous. We'll probably get Guardiola in the summer, have our usual November slump, sack him and bring in Avram Grant. The year after will be a repeat.

 
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Thing is we'll probably be in this situation next season. And the next. And so on. We keep getting this and its becoming ridiculous. We'll probably get Guardiola in the summer, have our usual November slump, sack him and bring in Avram Grant. The year after will be a repeat.
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I know; it's like f**king Groundhog Day - and it's so damn avoidable.

 
Beniturd you c**t,just f**k off out our club and England.

 
Benitez is Roman's comeuppance.

Sack enough good people for your unrealistic expectations and fantasies, and eventually you will be taken in by a phony. Same thing in life: alienate all your friends and loved ones, and eventually you will be stuck with the kind of duplicitous assholes who nobody else likes.

I just hope, before its too late, Roman wakes up in a cold sweat and realizes what he has done. What he is doing to Chelsea. And it changes him and his approach.

 
For the love of god if anyone in the club reads the fans opinions, get Rafa the hell out of Chelsea FC before it is too late. It's been a horrific 2 weeks, but get him out now before he does anymore damage and either bring RDM back or bring in someone who knows what he is doing until the end of the season.

There is still a way out of this, it looks like a neverending tunnel of darkness with Rafa's face laughing at us as we fall ever deeper, but you can end it. Get him out of the club immediately and we can at least somewhat return to an stable club, not spiralling into oblivion.

 
Do you know what pisses me off even more about the spouser? (spanish Scouser) the way he keeps saying he'll win the fans over and just needs to win a few games.

I don't care if we win every game between now and the last day of the season, if hes here, I'm alienated from the Club I love and nothing will make me forgive him for that.

 
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Do you know what pisses me off even more about the spouser? (spanish Scouser) the way he keeps saying he'll win the fans over and just needs to win a few games.
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Exactly. He's diminishing our feelings and he's diminishing his actions of the past. He thinks it's all about results.

Newsflash for you Rafa: It ain't. It's about a lot f**king more than that.

 
I vote no,what's it going to take for some supporters to realise the hearts been ripped out the team,raga has to go and soon

 
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