Rafael Benitez Awaits Liverpool Contract Talks
Rafa Benitez is getting itchy as he anticipates the long-awaited talks over his contract extension...
Dec 2, 2008 7:08:39 AM
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez looks concerned during the Premier League clash against Sunderland
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Now, he seems to have been granted his wish, as co-owner George Gillett was at Anfield on Monday evening, joining Tom Hicks in the directors box.
Although the dire 0-0 draw with West Ham United could end up being costly in the title race - 'Pool could have gone three points clear of Chelsea at the Premier League summit - Rafa now fully expects to sit down for talks.
The boss affirmed after the match: "George Gillett is here, but there is no news yet on the contract.
"We are waiting for further communication; we do not have that yet. We will finish our conversations soon and start thinking about football."
It's true that an air of uncertainty hangs over Anfield at the moment. The contract talks with Liverpool's controversial owners and the club's activity in the January transfer window could calm a few nerves, though.
Greg Ptolomey, Goal.com
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