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Sack the whining Spanish waiter now.

Washing Liverpool’s dirty linen in public again?
“It’s all Rick Parry’s fault we will never win the league, blah blah
blah”

Rafael Benitez made the position of chief executive Rick Parry
untenable in the aftermath of Liverpool’s first win of the season,
revealing he had been in direct contact with co-owner Tom Hicks about
the farcical stuttering of the club’s efforts to sign Gareth Barry
from Aston Villa and sell Xabi Alonso.

Benitez made it abundantly clear that he blamed Parry for the club’s
failure to sign Barry, the player he had identified as his prime
target back in April, and revealed he had gone straight to the owner
to ensure there was a resolution of the issue.

“I was in contact with Tom Hicks and I was told we have the money
because we were selling players for more than £20 million, so we had
enough and we have enough,” Benitez said. “And if we sell or one or
two players we’ll have enough to sign another good player. I will not
say which player but I have the support of at least one of the
owners.

“I sent emails to all of them. He was clear that we had some money, he
told me if I sell players, you can buy these players. So it isn’t a
question of money. We have problems because we are not doing things
that, in my opinion, we have to do in terms of signing players.’’ When
asked directly if the problem was with the chief executive, Benitez
made it clear he felt the club’s business was not being conducted
properly.

“The question is that we have to be quicker and I told them these
things four years ago and I continue thinking the same,” he said.
‘‘That way we can save more money and be able to sign the targets we
have.”

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