Liverpool boss Rafa
Benitez insists he gets it right in the transfer
market - when he has money to spend.
The relative lack of cash at the club has made risk-taking
essential for Liverpool and Benítez
admits to making mistakes in the market.
"When we have spent big, normally it’s been very good business,"
he told The Times. "Torres, Mascherano, Reina, Alonso.
Keane is a good player but we had to sell him because he was not
playing at the level we knew he could play. Ryan [Babel] was signed
for the future and we are waiting for his improvement. He has to be
more consistent.
"With the fringe players, we needed to take a gamble on Bosmans
and one, two million-pound players. Some of these players have not
been good enough for us. It is a risk you have to accept when there
is not too much money about."
then how can Arsenal do so well given that they oso use little
funding?
