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[quote author=keniget link=topic=35598.msg938073#msg938073 date=1251985739]
[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=35598.msg938071#msg938071 date=1251985465]
No, Keni isn't right. One can argue about whether Rafa should have let Alonso off travelling but, given that he told Alonso to do so, Alonso's subsequent actions were flat out unprofessional.
Whadda's complained in this very forum in the past about the demands of his job and their effects on his family, but he's still gotten on with it. What he hasn't done is publicly ignore his bosses' requirements of him and then get the hump when that decision brought consequences with it.
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I don't think I've said anything about him getting the hump in this thread. I've stated that yes of course there were consequences to his actions, he took them on the chin and carried on in a professional manner.
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Tony Barrett in the times.
The low point in their relationship came in Belgium last summer when Alonso’s anger at Benitez’s decision to put him up for sale almost led to him refusing to play in the Champions League qualifier against Standard Liege.
Alonso told his manager that he should pick either Jay Spearing or Damien Plessis so that if he did leave and sign for another club he would not be cup tied in that competition.
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Barrett gets all his info directly from Benitez.
Remember that.
[quote author=keniget link=topic=35598.msg938073#msg938073 date=1251985739]
[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=35598.msg938071#msg938071 date=1251985465]
No, Keni isn't right. One can argue about whether Rafa should have let Alonso off travelling but, given that he told Alonso to do so, Alonso's subsequent actions were flat out unprofessional.
Whadda's complained in this very forum in the past about the demands of his job and their effects on his family, but he's still gotten on with it. What he hasn't done is publicly ignore his bosses' requirements of him and then get the hump when that decision brought consequences with it.
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I don't think I've said anything about him getting the hump in this thread. I've stated that yes of course there were consequences to his actions, he took them on the chin and carried on in a professional manner.
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Tony Barrett in the times.
The low point in their relationship came in Belgium last summer when Alonso’s anger at Benitez’s decision to put him up for sale almost led to him refusing to play in the Champions League qualifier against Standard Liege.
Alonso told his manager that he should pick either Jay Spearing or Damien Plessis so that if he did leave and sign for another club he would not be cup tied in that competition.
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Barrett gets all his info directly from Benitez.
Remember that.
