Rafael Benitez and Liverpool went wrong when Fernando Torres smothering serious injury. Criticism addressed to Rafa. He is considered to be too rely on a Torres.
How much dependence Liverpool in Fernando Torres and Steven Gerrard as well, have long become the club's weakness. The last evidence confirming the theory is the 1-3 defeat of Fulham in the English league this weekend.
Apart from two players who can be expelled after a red card, the Reds could move slightly after the El Nino pulled out 60 minutes. After over an hour earlier and be able to dominate the 1-1 draw against, in the next 30 minutes and goalkeeper Pepe Reina twice uprooted.
Benitez gave the reason that Torres had been saved so that the injury worse. But when Liverpool in a pinch and at the end of the horn to get away from the Champions League group phase, Torres was forced to play again by Benitez. Evidence heightened dependence on the manager's Spanish international striker.
By Ian Wright, the former Arsenal striker who is now a writer for the media, Benitez is too rely Torres. Unlike the case with large teams of other more players have a lot of options.
"Ideally, they should have three top players," Wright said in his column in The Sun.
"Manchester United have Wayne Rooney, Dimitar Berbatov and Michael Owen. Chelsea have Didier Drogba, Nicolas Anelka and Salomon Kalou. Although not as strong as United or Chelsea, Arsenal still have Robin van Persie, Eduardo and Nicklas Bendtner to rely on."
"So, I want to know how Rafa Benitez hit the league just by relying on a top striker?"
"Liverpool is now nothing more powerful than Manchester City, Aston Villa and Tottenham Hotspur. The teams were now looking at the squad Benitez has weaknesses and can be defeated," he said.
How, Rafa?
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Rafael Benitez and Liverpool went wrong when Fernando Torres smothering serious injury. Criticism addressed to Rafa. He is considered to be too rely on a Torres.
How much dependence Liverpool in Fernando Torres and Steven Gerrard as well, have long become the club's weakness. The last evidence confirming the theory is the 1-3 defeat of Fulham in the English league this weekend.
Apart from two players who can be expelled after a red card, the Reds could move slightly after the El Nino pulled out 60 minutes. After over an hour earlier and be able to dominate the 1-1 draw against, in the next 30 minutes and goalkeeper Pepe Reina twice uprooted.
Benitez gave the reason that Torres had been saved so that the injury worse. But when Liverpool in a pinch and at the end of the horn to get away from the Champions League group phase, Torres was forced to play again by Benitez. Evidence heightened dependence on the manager's Spanish international striker.
By Ian Wright, the former Arsenal striker who is now a writer for the media, Benitez is too rely Torres. Unlike the case with large teams of other more players have a lot of options.
"Ideally, they should have three top players," Wright said in his column in The Sun.
"Manchester United have Wayne Rooney, Dimitar Berbatov and Michael Owen. Chelsea have Didier Drogba, Nicolas Anelka and Salomon Kalou. Although not as strong as United or Chelsea, Arsenal still have Robin van Persie, Eduardo and Nicklas Bendtner to rely on."
"So, I want to know how Rafa Benitez hit the league just by relying on a top striker?"
"Liverpool is now nothing more powerful than Manchester City, Aston Villa and Tottenham Hotspur. The teams were now looking at the squad Benitez has weaknesses and can be defeated," he said.
How, Rafa?
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