Rafa: Comments from Sam Allardyce 'have no value'

Rafael Benitez has hit back at claims from Sam Allardyce that he had nothing to do with Liverpool’s 2005 Champions League success.

Rafa: Comments from Sam Allardyce 'have no value'
Thu, 15 Oct, 2015 - 13:27

Rafael Benitez has hit back at claims from Sam Allardyce that he had nothing to do with Liverpool’s 2005 Champions League success.

In a wide-ranging interview with Spanish radio station Onda Cero, former Liverpool boss Benitez also revealed he was interested in signing Gareth Bale during his time at Anfield.

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