You're an arsenal fan, it's in your DNA to be bothered by it. Sorry man but you've got the 'holier than thou' disease.
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You're an arsenal fan, it's in your DNA to be bothered by it. Sorry man but you've got the 'holier than thou' disease.
Rodgers is not guaranteed to be a top manager. That's pretty obvious.
Probably. My point being football is hardly full of managers that do that.
He has. Sometimes they can be brutally efficient. But for the resources he has had everywhere he's gone since Porto, he has never aspired to anything more than winning. That makes him a great manager but he won't be remembered decades from now.
He was the manager first, then director of football.
Haven't said he is guaranteed to be. He looks well on his way to becoming one though, that's for certain.
Shame about the sour grapes today really. Not becoming of an obviously very good manager.
Maybe he realises he only has himself to blame. Naive football from Liverpool today. If you're holding on to a lead, which at 0-0 Liverpool essentially were in the title race, you have to close out the game at critical moments. And the 5 minutes before half time is certainly critical.
Maybe he realises he only has himself to blame. Naive football from Liverpool today. If you're holding on to a lead, which at 0-0 Liverpool essentially were in the title race, you have to close out the game at critical moments. And the 5 minutes before half time is certainly critical.
Okely dokely.
What's that supposed to mean? All I said in this thread is that it bothered me.
Yes, but he wasn't the manager when they finished 7th.
He's obviously going to be remembered decades down the line as a serial winner. If his career continues along this path he might just break a few records along the way as well. If anything, his style of football is what will be forgotten.
What? Ferguson, Jose and Arsene all have had sour grapes after losses before.
Didn't that young Chelsea centre back miss a header from about 3 yards out?
And they did win 2-0 not 1-0 remember.
Brenton thought he'd steamroller Chelsea like everyone else. He needed another approach of being more cautious.
Like the other poster said, a draw would have meant they'd need to slip up away at Palace or home to Newcastle.
Now they're at City's mercy. And City are a machine at their best
He'll be remember as someone who spent lots of money to play dour football. And was really good at it. And was a prick.
Such a regular occurrence isn't it?
With the proposed outlay we will spend this summer, possessing a capable manager and backroom staff opposed to having a coaching team out of their depth should mean we compete with Liverpool in the league next season. This isn't factoring in no European football to contend with which should prove a huge advantage to how we fair in the domestic cups next season, as it has for Liverpool this season. I don't think that is something that can be undermined, our lack of cohesion and continuity in the side this season has been a huge detriment to us also.
You think Jose Mourinho won't be remembered in decades from now? It's fairly amusing.
The "he's made a career out of negativity" thing is nonsense too. It's only a thing because people annoyed by losing to these tactics on the occasions he employs them, throw their toys out of the pram...Like this.
He made his career winning the CL with a "lesser" team, then going straight into the PL and winning back to back championships. The negativity label stuck well after that.
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Well, obviously he will. Sloppy wording since I'm distracted at the moment. But I think that someone with his abilities and his resources should be trying to play better football. He won't be remember as Wenger, who had a much bigger impact despite less trophies.
Are you wuming me?
No...
Are you sure?
Are you wumming me?
I suppose you are right he wont be remembered as Wenger. He'll be remembered as better.
Teams don't often go from 7th to title challengers because they don't have European football. This season isn't the norm.
You talk great foolishness. History remembers the winners.
He'll be remember as winning lots of trophies. But also spending lots of money, moving from club to club, playing anti-football, and generally being an asshole to everyone.
I regularly go half a season without remembering Wenger exists..
Agreed. We will back to the norm next season meaning United will be challenging for the title.
Wenger had an impact on English football not on world football ala someone like Sacchi, so I don' think he would remembered outside of England. Jose would be remembered simply because of his trophy haul, he is well on course to finish as the most successful manager of all time. I think someone like Pep would retire much earlier than Jose.
He'll be remembered as West Germany of 1974.
You started well but tailed off.
Fans of all of his club bar Madrid still love him. I doubt he cares that rival fans hate him.
Eboue you are just jealous, deep down you want Jose to be in charge instead of Arsene, but do not want to admit it
It's like you have been friend-zoned by a beautiful supermodel. You know and everyone around you knows it's better to move on to someone else who loves you. But you are in denial and would rather wait even though your friend won't put out, like ... ever
It's like you have been friend-zoned by a beautiful supermodel. You know and everyone around you knows it's better to move on to someone else who loves you. But you are in denial and would rather wait even though your friend won't put out, like ... ever
Wut.
This thread's gone well off track. I blame Eboue going mental.
I blame everyone else.
What's worse they're doing it on United forum
Promise not to hire Moyes ever again!
You're biggest nerd in this thread @Eboue.
Classic Wengerism
Edit darn it Kostur
Edit darn it Kostur
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