Your choice?
Mine is Arsene Wenger...
Also don't b**** because there is no Michels, Busby, Shankly etc. Managers of our time...
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Best manager of our time?, Best manager
Best manager of our time?, Best manager
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Your choice?
Mine is Arsene Wenger... Also don't b**** because there is no Michels, Busby, Shankly etc. Managers of our time... This post has been edited by disco333: Jun 7 2008, 08:18 PM |
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you've been opening lots of threads lately to fuel your arsenal propaganda havent you
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Sir Alex Ferguson for sure
22 years and still counting and look at the trophies he won with Manchester United |
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The fact is not many managers can do what Wenger has done...
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Not necessarily, it could be based on progress made at different capacities
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wenger ......
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 7 2008, 08:16 PM) Your choice? Because He Did 49Match Unbeaten? LOlMine is Arsene Wenger... Also don't b**** because there is no Michels, Busby, Shankly etc. Managers of our time... I Vote Alex Ferguson Added on June 7, 2008, 8:49 pm QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 7 2008, 08:45 PM) I Would Say Wenger Best Manager For Arsenal Nia..This post has been edited by SeaMonster: Jun 7 2008, 08:49 PM |
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 7 2008, 08:43 PM) saf already done thatand wenger still hasnt achieved what saf has done all in his man utd career dont misunderstand me wenger is a great manager in my opinion saf is better than him This post has been edited by MADReaLJL: Jun 7 2008, 08:55 PM |
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QUOTE(faris21 @ Jun 7 2008, 08:56 PM) good one yeah sir alex ferguson for me is better that wenger but he as a arsenal manager is not that bad himself too. i mean his one one the best arsenal manager ive ever known |
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most are great but SAF is d best...
he had built great teams again & again at his helm in these 2 decades. his contributions & how he transformed d club is second to none. |
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Wenger built an entire team for less than what Ferguson spent on one player. He has built a squad capable of winning the league by forming a group of young and talented players for a very small amount of money. Name me a manager who could have done that?
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 7 2008, 09:10 PM) Wenger built an entire team for less than what Ferguson spent on one player. He has built a squad capable of winning the league by forming a group of young and talented players for a very small amount of money. Name me a manager who could have done that? Name me a manager who could have done that?answer : SIR ALEX FERGUSON!!! |
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 7 2008, 09:10 PM) Wenger built an entire team for less than what Ferguson spent on one player. He has built a squad capable of winning the league by forming a group of young and talented players for a very small amount of money. Name me a manager who could have done that? i do agree wenger is a great manager,in fact i'm also in awe of his ability to spot a talent and turn it into world class player.but the topic here is best manager of our time. According to this thread title, i don't think wenger is the best manager of our time though but for arsenal DAMN YES! |
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i will vote SAF, he is termendous, no doubt his achievement as "Jaguh Kampung".
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Did you even read my question? Ferguson has spent a crazy amount of money to improve his squad.
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 7 2008, 09:10 PM) Wenger built an entire team for less than what Ferguson spent on one player. He has built a squad capable of winning the league by forming a group of young and talented players for a very small amount of money. Name me a manager who could have done that? u need more than that to be considered best, & winnin trophies is part of that. no doubt wenger is better in term of spedin less, but that doesn't make him THE best. maybe you should change ya title to best manager in term of spendin, then yes, my vote will goes to wenger whole heartedly. it's bitter to agree that ya rival's manager is better than ya manager, i know it's hard but credit need to be given when it's due. just like what me (united fans) gotta agree that wenger is better in buyin players at rock bottom price. i believe no one in EPL is better than him in this term. |
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 7 2008, 09:10 PM) Wenger built an entire team for less than what Ferguson spent on one player. He has built a squad capable of winning the league by forming a group of young and talented players for a very small amount of money. Name me a manager who could have done that? calculate how much time wenger coach Arsenal and SAF coach Man Utd, and how much both of them winning the league, fa cup and league cup.btw i am with u that Wenger great at finding and build youth team, but SAF is great in bulding champion team and also building worl best players... |
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Guus Hiddink guiding South Korea to semi-final in World Cup is one of the greatest triumph i've ever seen...it gives me goosebump watching them play like machine non-stop spirit!!!
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First of all, have you seen what SAF have been doing? to sum it up, look at this season...buyings = Anderson + nani , and also Hargreaves. He balances the young generation and the older ones. although SAF do spend quite a lot, but he buys young players. Not only that, streghten his team with a player that have so much experience in the UCL. no offense, but Dun forget that the reason arsenal lose so much points after the Eduardo injury is lack of depth...
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Yup, I agree with ah_khoo. It is based on opinion and in my opinion Wenger is the better manager. Make of it what you will.
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If ur talking about recent team, of course he purchased several big name players. But u cant ignore his Fledgings, can u? The Beckham, Neville brothers, Butt, Scholes, Giggs...Hey, he didnt buy them for large amount of money. Youth team. Start the team from young. Dont say that only Wenger knows that trend. The Busby Babes is the first if you want to talk about nurturing young players. also 49 games unbeaten is a great achievement, an achievement nonetheless, but does it outweigh winning trophies? no i dont think so.
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the truth is this topic is seem general, ppl can describe best manager from various factor and depending on the situation and scenario... we need to look overall
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During that unbeaten spell we won a trophy. So if you are going to win the league that doing it in style is harmless
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i voted for SAF
for me its about building a team with character look at Man Utd players, the young ones, they do not only show good techniques but also tremendous character, meaning that they also have the mental strength because football today cant be compared for abilities alone just look at how many players of Man Utd are being bid by other teams, mostly that are highly-priced but when they transfer, showed quite an underrated performance because of what?SAF build a team as a whole, not only a player himself and SAF has proved that time and time again This post has been edited by muhaiymin: Jun 7 2008, 09:34 PM |
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wenger can do that with more supportive board. too bad they have d wage limit policy, else he could have kept all his key players & achieve something better.
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haha another typical thread from disco333....
no doubt for me is ferguson.... the only 1 that can match ferguson in epl is arsene wenger but is still long way to go thou.... how much amount of money spent for success is not important....is juz like an investment.....man united invest 50M last year they succeded this season.... real madrid spent so much of money on their galactico era yet get nothing.... so is all bout smart investment.... man united spent 50M last year but got around 80++M afta claiming the double... how much arsenal spent n how much arsenal got in return...?? This post has been edited by leongtat: Jun 7 2008, 09:36 PM |
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lol poor thing this guy la
his all alone defending Wenger and we here all as man utd fan supporting sir alex ferguson as one of the best manager leave the poor guy alone la guys This post has been edited by Calvin871989: Jun 7 2008, 09:37 PM |
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wenger... no doubt the best arsenal ever had and to me he is the best. he has an eye for talent. of coz, SAF comes second to wenger, IMO
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creating player with fire is it?
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seriously all this best wat or worse what is very useless thread...
maybe next time u shud come out wif some kind of benchmark for measurement....or else GTFO! |
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QUOTE(kaka91 @ Jun 7 2008, 09:42 PM) wenger... no doubt the best arsenal ever had and to me he is the best. he has an eye for talent. of coz, SAF comes second to wenger, IMO dare to explain.no doubt wenger also good, i can admit it that wenger > SAf, if they did win atleast or equal to us for example in BPL |
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QUOTE(kaka91 @ Jun 7 2008, 09:42 PM) wenger... no doubt the best arsenal ever had and to me he is the best. he has an eye for talent. of coz, SAF comes second to wenger, IMO SAF COMES SECOND TO WENGER???sorry but i seriously totally very much disagree with you look at SAF man. i mean com on. how is he second to wenger? its that a joke or what? have he even won the champions league with arsenal? has he even done a treble with arsenal? explain to me all those plz??? having a very hard time here reading your post of how SAF is second to wenger??? |
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when voting in this kind of topic i think most ppl will be bias to their team
for me, it's arsene wenger due to his football philosophy. |
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QUOTE(kaka91 @ Jun 7 2008, 09:42 PM) wenger... no doubt the best arsenal ever had and to me he is the best. he has an eye for talent. of coz, SAF comes second to wenger, IMO i think both ferguson and wenger are the best in premier league...they introduced pizza into football...u dont see that everyda.... |
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dun worry disco333, u got my support...........In Arsene We trust.....
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I Would Say Sir Alex Ferguson Is The Most Sucessful Manager For This 20Years..
Most Secussful = Best That's All.. |
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Unlike the other top 4 teams' managers, Alex Ferguson didn't buy success... he builds success...
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If You Say In This 5Years?
JM Is The Best.. I'm Based On Their Result & Trophies This post has been edited by SeaMonster: Jun 7 2008, 09:59 PM |
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QUOTE(Calvin871989 @ Jun 7 2008, 09:46 PM) SAF COMES SECOND TO WENGER??? sorry but i seriously totally very much disagree with you look at SAF man. i mean com on. how is he second to wenger? its that a joke or what? have he even won the champions league with arsenal? has he even done a treble with arsenal? explain to me all those plz??? having a very hard time here reading your post of how SAF is second to wenger??? QUOTE(SeaMonster @ Jun 7 2008, 09:49 PM) I Would Say It's Worth To Spend.. with Chelsea or R.M yes, but com' on mate, Bayern hardly spend big if my memory serve me well & pool rarely spent big amount on certain player unlike us or d other mentioned earlier. what make us diff from R.M & Chelsea is even we spent big but we used those $$$ in wiser way. Crazy? What About Compare With Chelsea, Bayern, RealMarid, Liverpoor... |
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QUOTE(SeaMonster @ Jun 7 2008, 09:58 PM) No... you need to look at the resources that available to the manager too..Alex Ferguson may not have much money to spend compared to the other clubs like Real Madrid, Chelsea and Liverpool... yet he won so many major trophies... Premier League titles, Champions League etc etc.. Imagine if Alex Ferguson has the money to spend |
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JM Spent Alot When He Won The Euro Champion?
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 7 2008, 09:10 PM) Wenger built an entire team for less than what Ferguson spent on one player. He has built a squad capable of winning the league by forming a group of young and talented players for a very small amount of money. Name me a manager who could have done that? QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 7 2008, 09:18 PM) Haish, I guess you weren't born before year 2000 or only start to follow Arsenal progress after their 49 unbeaten run.When Ferguson won the EPL the first four times, he combined youth and good purchases with the like of Cantona and Giggs. In the early years he bought unknown players cheaply like Big Dane and Baby Assassins. BTW, did you lose a massive bet due to United? Looking at your post history you had some serious hatred towards Man Utd which exceeds the level of a hardcore Liverpool fans. |
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QUOTE(ah_khoo @ Jun 7 2008, 10:00 PM) with Chelsea or R.M yes, but com' on mate, Bayern hardly spend big if my memory serve me well & pool rarely spent big amount on certain player unlike us or d other mentioned earlier. what make us diff from R.M & Chelsea is even we spent big but we used those $$$ in wiser way. Yup, Bayern Only Spent Alot In This Season..I Think MU Too.. Last Season? No Loh... |
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dont fight2 la, happy euro 2008
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QUOTE(SeaMonster @ Jun 7 2008, 10:05 PM) JM can't produce young players... but he can attractive many good players to the club.. no doubt about that...In the past 10 years, SAF has produced so many young english talented players... like Rooney, Rio Ferdinand, Carrick, Scholes, Beckham and many other players... |
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has SAF won the world cup???? lol
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QUOTE(Panda @ Jun 7 2008, 10:11 PM) JM can't produce young players... but he can attractive many good players to the club.. no doubt about that... rooney & ferdinand are not from our youth academy mate, they were ledi a gud player when we acquired 'em. but no doubt SAF had done gud job in polishin 'em into gem who they are nowdays, same goes to ronaldo... In the past 10 years, SAF has produced so many young english talented players... like Rooney, Rio Ferdinand, Carrick, Scholes, Beckham and many other players... |
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anybody has a link or picture where ferguson's arm hanging a pizza??
u guys wana know who's the pizzaboy? it's none other that the chelsea man himself This post has been edited by rickrick: Jun 7 2008, 10:18 PM |
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QUOTE(Pisanggoreng @ Jun 7 2008, 10:12 PM) no but he has won trophys like...Manchester United 1986– Domestic competition Premier League: Winner: 1992–93, 1993–94, 1995–96, 1996–97, 1998–99, 1999–2000, 2000–01, 2002–03, 2006–07, 2007–08 Runner-up: 1994–95, 1997–98, 2005–06 Football League First Division: Runner-up: 1987–88, 1991–92 FA Cup: Winner: 1989–90, 1993–94, 1995–96, 1998–99, 2003–04 Runner-up: 1994–95, 2004–05, 2006–07 League Cup: Winner: 1991–92, 2005–06 Runner-up: 1990–91, 1993–94, 2002–03 FA Charity/Community Shield: Winner: 1990 (shared), 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 2003, 2007 Runner-up: 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004 European competition UEFA Champions League: Winner: 1998–99, 2007–08 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup: Winner: 1990–91 UEFA Super Cup: Winner: 1991 Runner-up: 1999 International competition Intercontinental Cup: Winner: 1999 |
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Many people will say that he is not the best manager in the Premier League, that Sir Alex Ferguson is better. However, I am forced to disagree. I know that Sir Alex has won the Treble and Wenger has only achieved the Double, and that Arsene has not yet won the Champions League. But if he does eventually win the European crown, which he has a good chance of with this very young squad that will only get better, I believe he should be remembered as the greatest manager of this generation.
Wenger should be remembered not only for his trophies - and I think that he will win many more of these due to the talent and cohesion of his team right now. The fact is he has done so many other things for Arsenal and the Premier League. While in charge of the Gunners, he has seen a new stadium built, recorded record profits, gone through a season undefeated, and introduced a beautiful playing style that is fun to watch. As for the Premier League, he has demonstrated to the other teams in the competition that you don’t have to play ugly football in order to win. I am not saying that you have to agree with me but don't insult his achievements. |
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I dont think we insulted Arsene's achievement. The question is the best manager and rightly it should be SAF. Even Jose managed to retaine the EPL trophy after winning it the first time.
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QUOTE(Panda @ Jun 7 2008, 09:57 PM) LOL. In terms of prudent spending, Wenger is right at the very top. Based on trophies, it's SAF. And you get trophies only when you get all the components in the right mix (players' quality, club staff, tactics, finance, board & fans support, etc). |
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Look through a few pages and many people belittle our unbeaten run. That to me shows a lack or respect.
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saying saf is second to arsene also is a lack of respect
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I only saw 1 post . Donno if ppl has edited it.
Taking into account the unbeaten run (Thanks to RvN) it is still not enough to put AW as the best manager of our time. |
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That is again debatable as it is a matter of opinion, if trophies are a benchmark then Ferguson has done brilliantly but if you take into account that Wenger has kept Arsenal within budget for so many years that he has enabled the club to move to a new stadium, increase the clubs revenue a year by about 200% from when he first took over and he has also increased Arsenal's profile considerably.
How is saying that Wenger is a better manager than Ferguson disrespectful? Care to explain your definition of respect because it sure as hell is not the same as mind |
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disco333 just say that ferguson is a better manager compared to wenger and we were all leave this thread for good and promise not to come back or post on this thread anymore. lol
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Ok, let me forget that I'm an Arsenal fan and let me see what I can say.
I would say SAF the best, in term of trophies and few more thing, plus cant actually say he spend much, he spend more now in this later part of his career if compare to his earlier part of his MU career(cant deny Butt, Beckham, and all those other players did and some still play for MU). Also cant deny that he won a lot of trophies too. Plus, who will not forget of his strict attitude, in his earlier days, no players is bigger than him, he is the boss and he is not afraid to show it(hehehe, sure remember what I mean by this.) But then AW also have a great record and also a best manager, he do have great eye to spot talent, good in buying players and such when he needed. We all must admit Arsenal do have a tighter budget then MU during the 1996 season and onward, so for the trophies he won, it a great achievement. And we cant forget his idea of playing beautiful football and such and such. And who say Arsenal cant produce world class player? I know Henry may not be from the youth system, but he did became famous and world class when he play for Arsenal. And currently Arsenal have few more youngsters that have potential to become World Class players. Also, 49 unbeaten runs also not something easy to accomplish, thus it show AW also is a great manager. But it hard to compare, cause one person is nearing end of his career, and another one is still far from ending his career, so very hard to compare, that why I would rather compare past and retired managers then current managers. By the way, I vote for Arsene, just cant take away the fact that I'm a Arsenal fan, hehehe. In Arsene we trust. Plus, Arsene career in Arsenal still have a long way to go, so I feel everyone cant judge him just yet. |
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Getting treble or getting an incredible unbeaten streak is both achievements. How great any achievement is, is subjective.
For this thread's discussion, you'll have to look it as the best being: length of service to the club and the consistent great results/achievements during that tenureship. In EPL, there's only probably two managers to compare with. |
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Jun 7 2008, 10:58 PM
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SAF for me...
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This is how I see it. it is truly impossible to really argue rationally about this as the two most important questions would always go unanswered, could Ferguson have achieved the success Wenger has and elevated Arsenal football club into a situation where they sell out 60,000 every home game on a tiny transfer budget .Whereas Rio cost more than our whole team at £28 million. The second question is could Arsene have had what was required mentally to drive a massive club that had been underachieving to such glories as winning the treble? My thoughts are that neither could have achieved the same success if the roles were reversed but if one looks at how hard it was to achieve that success I believe Arsene job is harder as if the best player comes on the market he doesn't have the funds to buy him ie Wayne Rooney at £28 million. So he has to continue pulling rabbits out of the hat like Fabregas for £500k, Toure for £125k, Adebayor for £3 million, van Persie for £2.75 million etc.
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arsenal fan sure will say arsene wenger but i would say Jose Mourinho, tats not much manager can bring team to top in just one year, yah maybe some1 said he uses money to buy champion, but without him terry , lampard and those will not able to shown their top performence
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 7 2008, 11:02 PM) This is how I see it. it is truly impossible to really argue rationally about this as the two most important questions would always go unanswered, could Ferguson have achieved the success Wenger has and elevated Arsenal football club into a situation where they sell out 60,000 every home game on a tiny transfer budget .Whereas Rio cost more than our whole team at £28 million. The second question is could Arsene have had what was required mentally to drive a massive club that had been underachieving to such glories as winning the treble? My thoughts are that neither could have achieved the same success if the roles were reversed but if one looks at how hard it was to achieve that success I believe Arsene job is harder as if the best player comes on the market he doesn't have the funds to buy him ie Wayne Rooney at £28 million. So he has to continue pulling rabbits out of the hat like Fabregas for £500k, Toure for £125k, Adebayor for £3 million, van Persie for £2.75 million etc. Don't forget that Sir Alex won his first league titles without splashing a lot of cash on players. He bought Eric Cantona for £1.2 million pounds, and Fergie's Fledglings came from our youth system. |
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when ferguson took over united, the club position in the table was somewhere at the bottom of the table and the stadium was so much smaller than today. The club had no money at that time. From there, he slowly turned the club into what we have seen today. Winning his first title and build on his success for club and the club expanded into the biggest club stadium in England. Every match, there are 76,000 crowds,full house..From the club success, he generates money for transfer money...
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 7 2008, 11:02 PM) This is how I see it. it is truly impossible to really argue rationally about this as the two most important questions would always go unanswered, could Ferguson have achieved the success Wenger has and elevated Arsenal football club into a situation where they sell out 60,000 every home game on a tiny transfer budget .Whereas Rio cost more than our whole team at £28 million. The second question is could Arsene have had what was required mentally to drive a massive club that had been underachieving to such glories as winning the treble? My thoughts are that neither could have achieved the same success if the roles were reversed but if one looks at how hard it was to achieve that success I believe Arsene job is harder as if the best player comes on the market he doesn't have the funds to buy him ie Wayne Rooney at £28 million. So he has to continue pulling rabbits out of the hat like Fabregas for £500k, Toure for £125k, Adebayor for £3 million, van Persie for £2.75 million etc. he got the money.. he just prefer not to use itu said like he never spend much before.. its just during recent years he started to build his squad from young players saf transform united from 7 league titles to 17 league titles, 1 european titles to 3 titles.. plus some fa cup during the time he first took united, we are nothing like we are now he rebuilt the squad and look where we are now not trying to be rude but what wenger doing now already done by saf long time ago.. and saf done it more effectively than wenger currently saf also focuses on young players but now he chose to buy because of the money he made from previous seasons.. what is the point gathering money but dont spend it enough rite? summore saf spend the money wise enough with the purchase of carrick, hargreaves, nani and anderson anyway we can always see next season whether the |
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QUOTE(hazremi @ Jun 7 2008, 11:12 PM) when ferguson took over united, the club position in the table was somewhere at the bottom of the table and the stadium was so much smaller than today. The club had no money at that time. From there, he slowly turned the club into what we have seen today. Winning his first title and build on his success for club and the club expanded into the biggest club stadium in England. Every match, there are 76,000 crowds,full house..From the club success, he generates money for transfer money... When Fergie took over, United had the largest stadium in England that was filled every matchday. The club has history, the stadiums were filled well before Ferguson's era. United were also the richest club in England at that time, Ferguson took over a under preforming team and led them to the title which is impressive. They might have been near the bottom when he took over but they are the favourites at the start of that season which means that they had the quality but lacked leadership which is where Fergie comes in. To say that he made a team out of failures in nonsense, with a few signings he was able to lead them steadily up the league.And yeah, he even won Champions League as well.. "FOOTBALL,BLOODY HELL" |
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Jun 7 2008, 11:29 PM
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i guess this argue will never end la.. duhh
of course arsenal's fans will vote for wenger and of course united's fans will definitely vote for SAF. there's no point to argue about who's the best. all managers have their own achievements. SAF is good in certain aspects and Wenger also is good in certain aspects. it is too subjective to compare these two ppl. cmon guys.. |
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QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 7 2008, 11:22 PM) he got the money.. he just prefer not to use it What Ferguson did is great and all but do it in modern football is very different. Fans have this idea that Ferguson had no money to spend when he first took over, only god knows where this myth originated from. He had a big budget when he took over which enabled him to sign McClair, Ince, Pallister etc. Without money that would not have been possible, when Wenger took over he signed Anelka for £500k and sold him for £23 million which funded his transfers so the next three seasons. There is a big difference between what Fergie had to do at the start of his reign at United and what Wenger had to do at the start of his at Arsenal.u said like he never spend much before.. its just during recent years he started to build his squad from young players saf transform united from 7 league titles to 17 league titles, 1 european titles to 3 titles.. plus some fa cup during the time he first took united, we are nothing like we are now he rebuilt the squad and look where we are now not trying to be rude but what wenger doing now already done by saf long time ago.. and saf done it more effectively than wenger currently saf also focuses on young players but now he chose to buy because of the money he made from previous seasons.. what is the point gathering money but dont spend it enough rite? summore saf spend the money wise enough with the purchase of carrick, hargreaves, nani and anderson anyway we can always see next season whether the |
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dun need to argue la.
everyone has their own opinions. no need to fight about who is the best, of course Arsenal fans pick AW, Liverpool fans pick RB, MU fans pick SAF while Chelsea pick JM. TS, if u duwan other people to disagree with ur opinion, why dun u put only AW name in the poll (if can la) and state the facts that AW is the best for example: "AW is the best manager in our time. Period." then close the thread, sure no one will argue rite? please la, dun fight2 over small matter. just pick/vote ur manager, reasons, dun criticize others opinion & then move on. let's enjoy 1st game of EURO 2008 between Swiss & Czech, shall we? |
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then close the topic, ok?
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I think if you are a supporter of a small team, a manager like Wenger would be a dream manager as he will make a small team to become a great team. With the money coming into the game, If ferguson was to manage a team like Derby with a limited budget, he would have been a nobody. With Arsene Wenger, if he was to be a coach for a small team, the small team will become a great team with his ability to turned gemstone into diamonds.Any manager can be successful with money, Chelsea have proven that and also Blackburn years ago.
Wenger took a team struggling normally finishing around 6th and made them into one of, if not the best team in England, he won the double in his first full season, he won the league undefeated, his transfers are amazing, its Wenger all the way! |
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since Mu fan vote for Ferguson and Arsenal fan vote for Wenger,so let hear opinion from me who is not support both Arsenal and Manchester
for me Ferguson>Wenger bcos to be a good manager you cant just depend on unbeaten record @ built a team with a little money and then get 2nd @ 3rd in league |
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 7 2008, 11:40 PM) I agree! ah, come on... why didnt u quote the whole post? or ur eyes can only see "Arsene Wenger is the best manager in our time. Period"? ur eyes being programmed to see only that instead my whole post, just like wenger's mouth who only programmed to say "I didn't zee it" when reporters ask about anything that against Arsenal in the pitch.they are still better manager than SAF out there, but to see that maybe we can wait for more than 20 years perhaps? Any current manager can surpass him but we need to wait for a certain period, depends on the team & players of coz. Wenger have already been at Arsenal more than 10 years & he is among the best manager in the world rite now. everyone who choose other than Wenger didnt mean they disrespect him. he still on top but below SAF. in term of finding young talents, i admit Wenger is better than SAF, he also spend less money than SAF. but achievements? u need to open ur mind, eyes & heart to see & accept that SAF is better than Wenger. Period. P/S: TS, dun quote my last sentence and post "I disagree". if u still want to do that, dont. instead, edit the 1st post by put only Wenger's name in the poll, said "Arsene Wenger is the best manager bla bla bla bla..." & close this thread. This post has been edited by jackdante22: Jun 8 2008, 12:02 AM |
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 7 2008, 11:43 PM) I think if you are a supporter of a small team, a manager like Wenger would be a dream manager as he will make a small team to become a great team. With the money coming into the game, If ferguson was to manage a team like Derby with a limited budget, he would have been a nobody. With Arsene Wenger, if he was to be a coach for a small team, the small team will become a great team with his ability to turned gemstone into diamonds.Any manager can be successful with money, Chelsea have proven that and also Blackburn years ago. Well, Sir Alex managed to take a team struggling just above the relegation zone to 11th place, and then to more successes. Wenger took a team struggling normally finishing around 6th and made them into one of, if not the best team in England, he won the double in his first full season, he won the league undefeated, his transfers are amazing, its Wenger all the way! Money does not necessarily bring success, look at Chelsea. Also, I doubt Arsenal were in a very bad financial situation when he took over, not very sure, I don't have any figures. QUOTE(jackdante22 @ Jun 7 2008, 11:55 PM) ah, come on... why didnt u quote the whole post? or ur eyes can only see "Arsene Wenger is the best manager in our time. Period"? ur eyes being programmed to see only that instead my whole post, just like wenger's mouth who only programmed to say "I didn't zee it" when reporters ask about anything that against Arsenal in the pitch. It was probably a joke.they are still better manager than SAF out there, but to see that maybe we can wait for more than 20 years perhaps? Any current manager can surpass him but we need to wait for a certain period, depends on the team & players of coz. |
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the way TS behave in this thread made me wondering how old is TS? Coz from the way he responded to another people opinions,it looks like he could not accept other people opinion and want to win at all cost regardless of proof given..
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QUOTE(hazremi @ Jun 8 2008, 12:40 AM) the way TS behave in this thread made me wondering how old is TS? Coz from the way he responded to another people opinions,it looks like he could not accept other people opinion and want to win at all cost regardless of proof given.. i think he is still under age lah.. most probably 17 years old la kot? |
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QUOTE(faris21 @ Jun 7 2008, 11:43 PM) since Mu fan vote for Ferguson and Arsenal fan vote for Wenger,so let hear opinion from me who is not support both Arsenal and Manchester salute to barca fans for me Ferguson>Wenger bcos to be a good manager you cant just depend on unbeaten record @ built a team with a little money and then get 2nd @ 3rd in league |
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QUOTE(hazremi @ Jun 8 2008, 12:40 AM) the way TS behave in this thread made me wondering how old is TS? Coz from the way he responded to another people opinions,it looks like he could not accept other people opinion and want to win at all cost regardless of proof given.. There is a word for that kind of behaviour. It's called CONCEITED. |
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QUOTE(Panda @ Jun 7 2008, 10:02 PM) No... you need to look at the resources that available to the manager too.. imagine? u must be new to football i guess.. Alex Ferguson may not have much money to spend compared to the other clubs like Real Madrid, Chelsea and Liverpool... yet he won so many major trophies... Premier League titles, Champions League etc etc.. Imagine if Alex Ferguson has the money to spend i'll pick jm anytime. saf been quiet from massive mind game for few years..and after jm's departure, he attacked arsenal before the match between them..wonder why he didnt do that when jm was around.. |
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Many may disagree, but I regard Sir Alex Ferguson as the best of all time. Even above the likes of Shankly, Paisley, Stein and Clough.
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its definitely the special one for me.the first ever manager to win the epl in his debut season..and succesfully defending it the season after that.(only jose and ferguson have managed to defend their titles in the premier league era btw but jose's achievement is much more significant as he did it in his first & second season)he delivered the first epl title to chelsea after 50 years.he pretty much knocked manutd off the podium during his first and second term(gaining some measure of revenge in the fa cup final in his third as well)and established chelsea as their main rivals when we were nowhere near to being considered as 'contenders' in the seasons before that.with money u can get the players,but without a world class coach you'll end up with nothing.avram grant is a perfect example of that
the special one's ultimate legacy: unbeaten for three consecutive seasons at home in the league, setting a barrage of premier league records for most wins in a season(29) ,most home wins in a season(18),most away wins in a season(15),most points in a season(95),fewest goals conceded in a season(15) and most clean sheets in a season(25). eat your heart out ferguson and wenger.the special one owns both of you |
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 7 2008, 11:43 PM) I think if you are a supporter of a small team, a manager like Wenger would be a dream manager as he will make a small team to become a great team. With the money coming into the game, If ferguson was to manage a team like Derby with a limited budget, he would have been a nobody. With Arsene Wenger, if he was to be a coach for a small team, the small team will become a great team with his ability to turned gemstone into diamonds.Any manager can be successful with money, Chelsea have proven that and also Blackburn years ago. Prove Plz...Wenger took a team struggling normally finishing around 6th and made them into one of, if not the best team in England, he won the double in his first full season, he won the league undefeated, his transfers are amazing, its Wenger all the way! No Crap! U Say Nia.. Look At The Result, Already Knew Who Is The Best.. SAF 36, AW15 - Want Argue Then No Poll Unless U Go To Create 20 or 30 New Account, All Vote To AW.. Nonsence & Pointless Thread.. Added on June 8, 2008, 8:44 amTS, Tell Me The Porpose U Created This Thread? Why You Choose Poll ? This post has been edited by SeaMonster: Jun 8 2008, 08:44 AM |
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QUOTE(faris21 @ Jun 7 2008, 08:56 PM) thank you.QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 7 2008, 09:10 PM) Wenger built an entire team for less than what Ferguson spent on one player. He has built a squad capable of winning the league by forming a group of young and talented players for a very small amount of money. Name me a manager who could have done that? SAF. QUOTE(Pisanggoreng @ Jun 7 2008, 10:12 PM) Nope. Wenger hasn't done so. You're kind of an idiot, aren't you?QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 7 2008, 11:14 PM) it still is a lot of money to me. Heck, I can quit my job and support my whole family at the same time with that amount of money.To TS, don't be so thick. You wanted a valid argument. Here's one. I applaud Wenger for his unbeaten run. I applaud Mourinho for his achievements in EPL despite of his 22 star players. Heck I shouldn't have said that. It would contradict to my opinion. To me, everything is simple. Credit is given where it is due. Despite of Wenger's and Mourinho's achievement, I am bold enough to say that they can't even match what SAF has done over the years. What worries United's fans the most is the day that SAF wanted to step down and enjoy his life without United. How significant he is? Now, tell me. TS, your knowledge on SAF about a thing or two doesn't makeup your excuses to say "Wenger is the best and SAF is not" plus keep on arguing on the same thing repetitively. Achievements is being count on how many trophies you've won and how you bring the club to be known to the world. SAF is brilliant. He took Ji Sung and Dong to market United in Asia. I would say that Dong is merely a marketing tool but Ji Sung is an unsung hero in United. He plays well. And talking about nurturing talents out of nothing, SAF has done that a lot of times. Class of 92 is the best example. They won the Treble. Heck, most of them are local players. Beckham, Butt, Neville Bros, Scholes and The Welsh Wizard, Giggs. Does Wenger nurture local talents as SAF does? Hmmm .. let me count. None? Maybe you can enlighten me on this? And I would like to highlight that this idea and concept was brought in way back in Busby, Paisley, Shankly(and the list goes on) era. Liverpool and United are among the first ones to deploy this plan. And don't bring in the issue of "SAF has big transfer kitties .. Wenger has none." As a matter of fact, Wenger does have tranfer kitties. And I believed that he doesn't wish to use them. Again, SAF is brilliant when he purchases the likes of Ferdinand, Rooney, Carrick, Owen Hargreaves, Anderson, Nani and next to be tipped as a World Player of The Year, Cristiano Ronaldo to complete his current team. With the mixture of experience and youth, a team can go far and you wouldn't have to worry about pressure or whatsoever in some tournaments i.e. Champions League, FA Cup and so on. |
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Nobody mentioned that SAF has managed Aberdeen before?
When he did that he broke the top 2 which usually controlled by Celtic and Rangers. He won the Cup Winners Cup against REAL MADRID. I think that shows Alex managing pedigree don't ya TS? |
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QUOTE(corez @ Jun 8 2008, 09:46 AM) Nobody mentioned that SAF has managed Aberdeen before? Oh ya. I forgot about that. Hell, I'm too focused on TS's hatred on United. Thanks bro.When he did that he broke the top 2 which usually controlled by Celtic and Rangers. He won the Cup Winners Cup against REAL MADRID. I think that shows Alex managing pedigree don't ya TS? |
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TS should change the topic to "Arsene Wenger is the best manager of our time. Discuss"
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QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 8 2008, 09:50 AM) TS should change the topic to "Arsene Wenger is the best manager of our time. Discuss" That will be a bitter pill to swallow.then close the poll One more thing to add. Sir Alex "man managing" He coax them to stay, protects from the media and they turned out one of their best performance in the following years. WOW! This post has been edited by corez: Jun 8 2008, 10:12 AM |
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When you count in the title 'Sir' in front of his name. It says it all. Don't you think?
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TS claimed that Wenger would be a dream manager for a small team. Then after he resign/sack at arsenal why dont ask him coach our national team? The best manager in our time is the manager that can bring Malaysia to World Cup
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Jun 8 2008, 11:00 AM
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sumone pls edit the poll section and edit all the managers as wenger, so we cant wont others
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Jun 8 2008, 11:35 AM
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Why dont we make a poll of who is the hard core Arsenal supporter?
I vote Disco |
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Jun 8 2008, 12:01 PM
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Jun 8 2008, 12:10 PM
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Dollah Salleh also won treble.no need spend a lot of money to buy player...
what kind of thread is this?kids learn bout football?maybe he wanna find some answer.he keep saying that AW better than SAF or any others managers and many fans will give their opinion and he will learn from that... best manager for me?i'm not voting but i agree sith the results... |
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Jun 8 2008, 12:12 PM
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Jun 8 2008, 12:19 PM
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If judge by year + trophies winning, Jose Mourinho. From 2002-2004, while he is still in Porto, guided them to win almost all the trophies they entered. I hardly see any manager could do it in such a short period of time.
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Jun 8 2008, 12:33 PM
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QUOTE(Belphegor @ Jun 8 2008, 12:19 PM) If judge by year + trophies winning, Jose Mourinho. From 2002-2004, while he is still in Porto, guided them to win almost all the trophies they entered. I hardly see any manager could do it in such a short period of time. Yup, If You Ask Me, Who Is Best In This 5Year?For Sure.. I Will Vote Jose Mourinho.. There Is No What He Can Build A Diamond Team With Budget Money Or What.. All Rubbish.. To Be A Sucessful Manager , Sometime Also To Relia To The Club's Backgraound & Money & Abit Of Luck.. Yes, Without Those Issue, He Still Can Paise As A Good Manager But Not The Best.. Try We Talk About The Final At Moscow.. MU Won The Game, Also Relia To Some Luck I'm Mu Supporter, Not Chelsea.. But That's Fact |
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Jun 8 2008, 12:35 PM
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Where is Steve McClaren?
I vote for him! he is famous man...he makes new record for england...I vote for him! |
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Jun 8 2008, 12:37 PM
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Have to be SAF isn't it? He has won so many EPL titles and now another CL title added to his name... not to forget FA Cups.
The ability of him to stay in a big club like Man Utd which demands alot from the manager is really amazing. And he has nurtured many top players like Beckham, Ronaldo, Scholes, Giggs and others. Thats not easy. |
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Jun 8 2008, 12:37 PM
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Jun 8 2008, 12:39 PM
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Jun 8 2008, 12:41 PM
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I Think New Record, Maybe Is He Hurted All The England Football Fans..
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Jun 8 2008, 12:45 PM
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Initially I voted for Wenger, then a few people asked me why and said that Ferguson would be the correct option because he has won more trophies and so on. I did what was natural and responded by stating the reasons why I think Wenger is the superior manager, however all the United fans seem to think that any opinion which clashes with theirs are arrogant. Besides, can United fans get the over the idea that United were a small club when Fergie took over out of their heads, he took over a team that were favourites for the title that season but were unable to live up to the hype. They were under preforming and Ferguson got the best out of them and kudos to the man. To compare what Wenger and Ferguson has done is near impossible so let us leave it that. I say Wenger, you say Ferguson it is all about opinion. Don't batter me and call me a child because I have an opinion.
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Jun 8 2008, 12:52 PM
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I Would Say " Look At The Poll Result, That's The Correct Answer Who Is The Best "
Nothing To Argue, No Point To Convince Everybody To Agree With You.. This post has been edited by SeaMonster: Jun 8 2008, 12:52 PM |
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Jun 8 2008, 12:53 PM
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 8 2008, 12:45 PM) Initially I voted for Wenger, then a few people asked me why and said that Ferguson would be the correct option because he has won more trophies and so on. I did what was natural and responded by stating the reasons why I think Wenger is the superior manager, however all the United fans seem to think that any opinion which clashes with theirs are arrogant. Besides, can United fans get the over the idea that United were a small club when Fergie took over out of their heads, he took over a team that were favourites for the title that season but were unable to live up to the hype. They were under preforming and Ferguson got the best out of them and kudos to the man. To compare what Wenger and Ferguson has done is near impossible so let us leave it that. I say Wenger, you say Ferguson it is all about opinion. Don't batter me and call me a child because I have an opinion. Nah TS. There you go again. You're saying us to grow up but at the same time you remained childlish. We fought for our believes and yeah even a Barca fan agreed with us. If you don't want such opinions you better not created this kind of threads. Things are simple, credits are given where it is due. Don't be so thick. Grow up for heavens sake. |
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Jun 8 2008, 12:58 PM
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I Would Say He Is A Stuborn Kid.. Lol
Even If I'm MU Fan, If J. Mourinho Done Better... For Sure I Will Vote J.Mourinho, Not Sir Alex Ferguson.. |
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Jun 8 2008, 01:06 PM
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QUOTE(boxsystem @ Jun 8 2008, 09:14 AM) it still is a lot of money to me. Heck, I can quit my job and support my whole family at the same time with that amount of money. To TS, don't be so thick. You wanted a valid argument. Here's one. I applaud Wenger for his unbeaten run. I applaud Mourinho for his achievements in EPL despite of his 22 star players. Heck I shouldn't have said that. It would contradict to my opinion. To me, everything is simple. Credit is given where it is due. Despite of Wenger's and Mourinho's achievement, I am bold enough to say that they can't even match what SAF has done over the years. What worries United's fans the most is the day that SAF wanted to step down and enjoy his life without United. How significant he is? Now, tell me. TS, your knowledge on SAF about a thing or two doesn't makeup your excuses to say "Wenger is the best and SAF is not" plus keep on arguing on the same thing repetitively. Achievements is being count on how many trophies you've won and how you bring the club to be known to the world. SAF is brilliant. He took Ji Sung and Dong to market United in Asia. I would say that Dong is merely a marketing tool but Ji Sung is an unsung hero in United. He plays well. And talking about nurturing talents out of nothing, SAF has done that a lot of times. Class of 92 is the best example. They won the Treble. Heck, most of them are local players. Beckham, Butt, Neville Bros, Scholes and The Welsh Wizard, Giggs. Does Wenger nurture local talents as SAF does? Hmmm .. let me count. None? Maybe you can enlighten me on this? And I would like to highlight that this idea and concept was brought in way back in Busby, Paisley, Shankly(and the list goes on) era. Liverpool and United are among the first ones to deploy this plan. And don't bring in the issue of "SAF has big transfer kitties .. Wenger has none." As a matter of fact, Wenger does have tranfer kitties. And I believed that he doesn't wish to use them. Again, SAF is brilliant when he purchases the likes of Ferdinand, Rooney, Carrick, Owen Hargreaves, Anderson, Nani and next to be tipped as a World Player of The Year, Cristiano Ronaldo to complete his current team. With the mixture of experience and youth, a team can go far and you wouldn't have to worry about pressure or whatsoever in some tournaments i.e. Champions League, FA Cup and so on. The last time I checked taking advantage of people for your own gain is selfish. Park has been a good player, as for Dong the sole purpose of his purchase was more marketing. Besides Ferguson didn't sign Dong, the board told Fergie that they would sent scouts to China to look at a few players, Ferguson had no say. Fergies never been great at picking up real bargains and turning them into stars. I can't think of anyone who you could see as an example of how he's done well since the Fergies Fledglings era. He was convinced the likes of Kleberson and Djemba Djemba were the next big stars. Ferdinand (£28 million), Rooney (£28 million), Carrick (£18.6 million), Owen Hargreaves (£17 million), Anderson (£21 million), Nani (£17 million) and Cristiano Ronaldo (£13 million). He didn't spot these players, he just bought the best players available in the market. Wenger doesn't have that luxury, he has to constantly be on the look out of hidden gems. Ferguson is a great manager and what he has achieved is unrivaled but in my opinion Wenger is the better manager. As I said before, don't call me a child because I disagree with you. |
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Jun 8 2008, 01:11 PM
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It's not the most tight fisted manager, the most attacking minded manager, the most moral manager but it's the best manager and how do we objectively measure success? By number of trophies. Otherwise, why are we targeting Liverpool's perch?
QUOTE(SeaMonster @ Jun 8 2008, 12:33 PM) Yup, If You Ask Me, Who Is Best In This 5Year? Seriously? Multiply that time period by two and Mourinho doesn't have two of what Ferguson has and I don't mean balls For Sure.. I Will Vote Jose Mourinho.. There Is No What He Can Build A Diamond Team With Budget Money Or What.. All Rubbish.. To Be A Sucessful Manager , Sometime Also To Relia To The Club's Backgraound & Money & Abit Of Luck.. Yes, Without Those Issue, He Still Can Paise As A Good Manager But Not The Best.. Try We Talk About The Final At Moscow.. MU Won The Game, Also Relia To Some Luck I'm Mu Supporter, Not Chelsea.. But That's Fact This post has been edited by kobe8byrant: Jun 8 2008, 01:14 PM |
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Jun 8 2008, 01:16 PM
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no point to argue here. TS already make mind that he is the best!
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Jun 8 2008, 01:16 PM
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QUOTE(kobe8byrant @ Jun 8 2008, 01:11 PM) It's not the most tight fisted manager, the most attacking minded manager, the most moral manager but it's the best manager and how do we objectively measure success? By number of trophies. Otherwise, why are we targeting Liverpool's perch? Seriously? Multiply that time period by two and Mourinho doesn't have two of what Ferguson has and I don't mean balls Actually This 5Years, Ferguson Also Did Well... But AW ? LOl... |
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Jun 8 2008, 01:16 PM
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 8 2008, 01:06 PM) Firstly, no one is relating money spent in football to our daily life. Hey, maybe I should dig up SAF's history with Aberdeen? Oh no, you might wanna dig up Wenger's experience. I'm not calling you childish because of your disagreement with our opinions. I'm calling you childish on how you created this thread and want everyone to agree to your opinion. The last time I checked taking advantage of people for your own gain is selfish. Park has been a good player, as for Dong the sole purpose of his purchase was more marketing. Besides Ferguson didn't sign Dong, the board told Fergie that they would sent scouts to China to look at a few players, Ferguson had no say. Fergies never been great at picking up real bargains and turning them into stars. I can't think of anyone who you could see as an example of how he's done well since the Fergies Fledglings era. He was convinced the likes of Kleberson and Djemba Djemba were the next big stars. Ferdinand (£28 million), Rooney (£28 million), Carrick (£18.6 million), Owen Hargreaves (£17 million), Anderson (£21 million), Nani (£17 million) and Cristiano Ronaldo (£13 million). He didn't spot these players, he just bought the best players available in the market. Wenger doesn't have that luxury, he has to constantly be on the look out of hidden gems. Ferguson is a great manager and what he has achieved is unrivaled but in my opinion Wenger is the better manager. As I said before, don't call me a child because I disagree with you. As all of the previous posts, you might want to change all of the options to Wenger. And like I've said. Credits are given where it's due. Mourinho achievements with Chelsea was great. I thought he's great at Chelsea. And all of the mind games he played with other managers. Juande Ramos managed to bring Spurs to win a cup last year after their long spells of trophy-less seasons? Not to mention his achievements with Sevilla. Okay, I'm out of this discussion. Thanks a lot. It was fun. |
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Jun 8 2008, 01:37 PM
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@ TS, SAF did not only manage Man Utd you know? He won stuff with Aberdeen too. Won a European trophy with them too.
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Jun 8 2008, 01:48 PM
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Did I ever said he didn't. The European trophy he won was yesterday's equivalent to today's UEFA Cup not the Champions League....
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Jun 8 2008, 01:49 PM
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better than wenger not winning even uefa cup.. i remember arsenal lost to galatasaray last time
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Jun 8 2008, 01:50 PM
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@ts, what's factor do u weight more in order to determine who is the best manager?
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Jun 8 2008, 01:52 PM
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QUOTE(nizamhameed @ Jun 8 2008, 01:50 PM) managing arsenal, finished 3rd in the league, got kicked at quarter final in cup competition, must not use budget over 30mil pounds even got moneyThis post has been edited by MADReaLJL: Jun 8 2008, 01:52 PM |
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 8 2008, 01:48 PM) Did I ever said he didn't. The European trophy he won was yesterday's equivalent to today's UEFA Cup not the Champions League.... Has Wenger won any European trophy at all? ![]() I remember Arsene lost in EUFA cup. Like that Mc Clown is the same rank as Wenger since he lost the final EUFA too. ![]() |
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Jun 8 2008, 01:54 PM
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QUOTE(nizamhameed @ Jun 8 2008, 01:50 PM) Criterion on how to be the best manager of our time: 1) Don't spend as much money as Wenger 2) Don't win as much as Wenger 3) Buy players from Africa and nick them off academies 4) Ignore signings like Jeffers and Reyes and only point at Djemba-Djemba and Kleberson 5) Slam teams that choose to be wise tactically |
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Jun 8 2008, 01:55 PM
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QUOTE(nizamhameed @ Jun 8 2008, 01:50 PM) A good manager is one who has enough strategic and tactical acumen to provide his players with a winning game plan, but can lift and motivate them when things aren't going their way. However, it is easy to confuse this type of manager with one who is with a club that has a blank chequebook. Any fool can buy expensive players and forge a few decent results in the short term. Sooner or later their shortcomings are always exposed. |
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Jun 8 2008, 01:59 PM
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 8 2008, 01:55 PM) A good manager is one who has enough strategic and tactical acumen to provide his players with a winning game plan, but can lift and motivate them when things aren't going their way. However, it is easy to confuse this type of manager with one who is with a club that has a blank chequebook. Any fool can buy expensive players and forge a few decent results in the short term. Sooner or later their shortcomings are always exposed. Hahaha, so you were saying that SAF won the Cup Winners Cup with Aberdeen with a blank Checkbook? When he broke the two club of Celtic and Rangers is it with a blank checkbook?Added on June 8, 2008, 1:59 pmTS is the hard core Arsenal fan. I give him that. This post has been edited by corez: Jun 8 2008, 01:59 PM |
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Jun 8 2008, 02:01 PM
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 8 2008, 01:55 PM) A good manager is one who has enough strategic and tactical acumen to provide his players with a winning game plan, but can lift and motivate them when things aren't going their way. However, it is easy to confuse this type of manager with one who is with a club that has a blank chequebook. Any fool can buy expensive players and forge a few decent results in the short term. Sooner or later their shortcomings are always exposed. i saw that in saf |
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Jun 8 2008, 02:01 PM
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I wasn't referring to Ferguson, just saying what I think makes a good manager. Typical of United fans to think that the world revolves around them, arrogant gits....
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Jun 8 2008, 02:06 PM
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 8 2008, 02:01 PM) I wasn't referring to Ferguson, just saying what I think makes a good manager. Typical of United fans to think that the world revolves around them, arrogant gits.... com on quit it man and grow up for once. just give up! wenger will quit his job just so you can become the new manager for arsenal and probally go on to be the best manager in the history but sorry la you still cant beat sir alex ferguson. lol there still not enough? This post has been edited by Calvin871989: Jun 8 2008, 02:07 PM |
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Jun 8 2008, 02:08 PM
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QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 8 2008, 01:52 PM) managing arsenal, finished 3rd in the league, got kicked at quarter final in cup competition, must not use budget over 30mil pounds even got money QUOTE(kobe8byrant @ Jun 8 2008, 01:54 PM) Criterion on how to be the best manager of our time: 1) Don't spend as much money as Wenger 2) Don't win as much as Wenger 3) Buy players from Africa and nick them off academies 4) Ignore signings like Jeffers and Reyes and only point at Djemba-Djemba and Kleberson 5) Slam teams that choose to be wise tactically QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 8 2008, 01:55 PM) A good manager is one who has enough strategic and tactical acumen to provide his players with a winning game plan, but can lift and motivate them when things aren't going their way. However, it is easy to confuse this type of manager with one who is with a club that has a blank chequebook. Any fool can buy expensive players and forge a few decent results in the short term. Sooner or later their shortcomings are always exposed. Do u think SAF does not have them or even all the listed manager does not have the criteria? most of them have it. the only thing is that if i am not mistaken, wenger have to cut off his transfer budget last time bcoz they wanna move to new stadium. i will rate Roman as fool more than other bcoz he is the one who spalsh a lot of money to buy players only to warm the bench!. SAF did buy expensive players but all of them can play at least another 10 years, is that short terms? its much better than buying scheinko for 30m i mean kuda tua as benchwarmer. |
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Jun 8 2008, 02:11 PM
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I just read this in an article by Jonathan Northcroft in the Times today
"Having just banked £32m for winning the Champions League, United are getting richer and their total wage costs are only £50,000 a week more than Arsenal’s." Oh no! What is this? We are the most spent club? |
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Jun 8 2008, 02:11 PM
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QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 8 2008, 02:01 PM) And I don't see QUOTE can lift and motivate them when things aren't going their way in Wenger.When was the last time we've seen Wenger drag Arsenal out of a slump? It normally takes one whole season for them to regroup. 49 game run ended? Went pear shape after that. This season - commanding lead, lost a couple here and there and again never recovered. And a blank chequebook will be found out? 22 years ain't a short period of time. |
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Jun 8 2008, 02:11 PM
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 8 2008, 02:01 PM) I wasn't referring to Ferguson, just saying what I think makes a good manager. Typical of United fans to think that the world revolves around them, arrogant gits.... this is the main reason u create the tread....actually each of the managers in the list was the good one, thats why we dont have poll for this kinda of topic. its not like judging "the richest people in the world" where we r gonna judge by their assest and money not by how they get that money or assest. i am off!! enuogh. |
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Jun 8 2008, 02:13 PM
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Not wanting to spend and don't have resources to spend aren't the same. We have seen Wenger stating his belief in signing youths and fair play but we aren't in a race in being the most profitable, or best returns on investment but we are in a business to WIN.
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Jun 8 2008, 02:14 PM
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QUOTE(kobe8byrant @ Jun 8 2008, 02:11 PM) And I don't see are u kidding, Wenger motivate and lift the players. No HE dont, the best example we can saw this season, they even cant retain the top spot and players start to leaving. LOLin Wenger. When was the last time we've seen Wenger drag Arsenal out of a slump? It normally takes one whole season for them to regroup. 49 game run ended? Went pear shape after that. This season - commanding lead, lost a couple here and there and again never recovered. And a blank chequebook will be found out? 22 years ain't a short period of time. p/s i dont hesitate to vote for anybody if they equal SAF, MAHATHIR This post has been edited by nizamhameed: Jun 8 2008, 02:18 PM |
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Jun 8 2008, 02:16 PM
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"Wenger! Wenger! Wenger! Wenger!"
I just chanted for Wenger. |
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Jun 8 2008, 02:18 PM
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And you are calling me childish
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Jun 8 2008, 02:22 PM
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I'm just taking the piss out of you.
And yeah, you're still childish. I don't see any of my opinions aimed towards Arsenal. Funny how you pointed yourself being a child. |
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Jun 8 2008, 02:24 PM
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to TS :-
pls ask all the managers in this world and u will get the true answer. there u go some notes:- 1.http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/european_football/article1644205.ece This post has been edited by nizamhameed: Jun 8 2008, 02:27 PM |
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QUOTE I think if you are a supporter of a small team, a manager like Wenger would be a dream manager as he will make a small team to become a great team. With the money coming into the game, If ferguson was to manage a team like Derby with a limited budget, he would have been a nobody. With Arsene Wenger, if he was to be a coach for a small team, the small team will become a great team with his ability to turned gemstone into diamonds.Any manager can be successful with money, Chelsea have proven that and also Blackburn years ago. Wenger took a team struggling normally finishing around 6th and made them into one of, if not the best team in England, he won the double in his first full season, he won the league undefeated, his transfers are amazing, its Wenger all the way! Tracked back a bit here. Arsenal aren't a small club and which is why he should stop managing Arsenal the way he has. You could argue that Arsenal has had success with showing me FA Cups and Premier League titles and I wouldn't begrudge that but sustained success requires bucketloads of money and money alone doesn't give you success. Newcastle and Chelsea? Newcastle for one season and Mourinho - well he was/is a good manager. Ferguson has had that for decades - SUSTAINED success. Sir Alex Ferguson didn't start his managing career at United and Aberdeen ain't a big club. My opinion alone, you aren't the best manager by going 20 to 6th but you become the best by being 1st and staying 1st. I'm out of here - we'd agree to disagree. |
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Jun 8 2008, 02:31 PM
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Jun 8 2008, 02:31 PM
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I remember the Graham years when discipline & a defensive style won us games. It surely didn't win us fans and it was torture watching them but they won.
Did i get lasting pleasure from it? To be honest after two three - months , and having to go back to watching the same dull football afterwards, no it didn't. Yes I was still a fan, yes I still shouted screamed and swore watching the games, living every kick , playing every pass but it was not fufilling Now compare this style against how we have played in the past three unsuccessful years. We played some unbelievable football with the likes of Henry, Rosicky, Clichy, Hleb, & Fabregas that has been a delight to watch. Some of the CC performances with Traore, Walcott, Nick etc have also been of the highest quality. Yes we have been unsuccessful, but we have been brought in the main, pleasure from the style and panache with which the club has played. When our youth beat Everton & Balckburns full strength side in the Carling Cup we boasted to our Man United and LIverpool supporting mates that they couldnt do same. Take last season when we beat Liverpool twice with the Reserves - who didnt feel a surge of pride? Didnt the win feel all the sweeter? Or take the Carling Cup Final against Chelsea - watching our young players play Chelsea off the park for 60 minutes, with some breathtaking football. Yeah we lost but for me seeing the style and future of the club playing so exquisitely it felt almost like a win. Why do we watch football? Because it brings us pleasure. Simple so far but bear with me. What is wrong with supporting a team not because they are successful, not because our fathers brothers mothers or mates support them - but because they bring us genuine pleasure watching them. I think genuine Chelsea fans will admit - as two have to me - that in a way winning the League twice under Moaninho didn't feel as good as they expected. Left them ecstatic for a while but they kinda felt slightly empty at times. They had to listen to taunts of buying the League. Theyve had to ensure bandwagonjumpers & fair weather fans. And all the while playing football that was oh so effective but oh so ugly. I guess that changed my outlook. Yeah I still want success. Yeah I hurt inside when we fall at final hurdle as we did this year. After Pool game in CL I was physically sick for weeks after. But I'm still proud of the way we play. Of how neutrals envy us. Of how we gain fans not because we're successful but because we play the beautiful game, the way football should be played. Of how when I sit down to watch the Gunners I know i'm gonna be entertained. Would I sacrifice all that pleasure just to see us win Cups and Leagues while playing like United or Chelsea? No my friends - because then I'd be no better than the bandwagon jumpers I despise. So here's to style, quality and sexy football in 08/09 - AND success Say what you like about our lack of success, most Arsenal fans don't give a rats ass! We play the Wenger way and we are satisfied! |
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Neutrally speaking and based on current achievements(with different clubs and country level) to date,it has gotta be Lippi.Won domestic Serie A,Supercoppa Italiana,Coppa Italiana,UEFA Euro Super Cup/Champions League,Intercontinental Cup and most importantly Fifa World Cup.If he had managed an European country to victory this Euro08,he would have achieved something unique similar to Grand Slam in the tennis world.
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 8 2008, 02:31 PM) I remember the Graham years when discipline & a defensive style won us games. It surely didn't win us fans and it was torture watching them but they won. Your post says it all. Did i get lasting pleasure from it? To be honest after two three - months , and having to go back to watching the same dull football afterwards, no it didn't. Yes I was still a fan, yes I still shouted screamed and swore watching the games, living every kick , playing every pass but it was not fufilling Now compare this style against how we have played in the past three unsuccessful years. We played some unbelievable football with the likes of Henry, Rosicky, Clichy, Hleb, & Fabregas that has been a delight to watch. Some of the CC performances with Traore, Walcott, Nick etc have also been of the highest quality. Yes we have been unsuccessful, but we have been brought in the main, pleasure from the style and panache with which the club has played. When our youth beat Everton & Balckburns full strength side in the Carling Cup we boasted to our Man United and LIverpool supporting mates that they couldnt do same. Take last season when we beat Liverpool twice with the Reserves - who didnt feel a surge of pride? Didnt the win feel all the sweeter? Or take the Carling Cup Final against Chelsea - watching our young players play Chelsea off the park for 60 minutes, with some breathtaking football. Yeah we lost but for me seeing the style and future of the club playing so exquisitely it felt almost like a win. Why do we watch football? Because it brings us pleasure. Simple so far but bear with me. What is wrong with supporting a team not because they are successful, not because our fathers brothers mothers or mates support them - but because they bring us genuine pleasure watching them. I think genuine Chelsea fans will admit - as two have to me - that in a way winning the League twice under Moaninho didn't feel as good as they expected. Left them ecstatic for a while but they kinda felt slightly empty at times. They had to listen to taunts of buying the League. Theyve had to ensure bandwagonjumpers & fair weather fans. And all the while playing football that was oh so effective but oh so ugly. I guess that changed my outlook. Yeah I still want success. Yeah I hurt inside when we fall at final hurdle as we did this year. After Pool game in CL I was physically sick for weeks after. But I'm still proud of the way we play. Of how neutrals envy us. Of how we gain fans not because we're successful but because we play the beautiful game, the way football should be played. Of how when I sit down to watch the Gunners I know i'm gonna be entertained. Would I sacrifice all that pleasure just to see us win Cups and Leagues while playing like United or Chelsea? No my friends - because then I'd be no better than the bandwagon jumpers I despise. So here's to style, quality and sexy football in 08/09 - AND success Say what you like about our lack of success, most Arsenal fans don't give a rats ass! We play the Wenger way and we are satisfied! Okay mods, time to clean this 'mess' up. |
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QUOTE So here's to style, quality and sexy football in 08/09 - AND success united done that in 2007/2008 seasoni didnt say wenger sucks, its just saf is a better manager overall |
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QUOTE(ipodunlimited @ Jun 8 2008, 02:35 PM) Neutrally speaking and based on current achievements(with different clubs and country level) to date,it has gotta be Lippi.Won domestic Serie A,Supercoppa Italiana,Coppa Italiana,UEFA Euro Super Cup/Champions League,Intercontinental Cup and most importantly Fifa World Cup.If he had managed an European country to victory this Euro08,he would have achieved something unique similar to Grand Slam in the tennis world. yeah, but a country manager doesnt get as much publicities as club manager that is why he only got 2 votes |
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 8 2008, 02:31 PM) Would I sacrifice all that pleasure just to see us win Cups and Leagues while playing like United or Chelsea? No my friends - because then I'd be no better than the bandwagon jumpers I despise. Playing like United? You must have selective vision. We have had the MOST GOALS (testament to our attacking prowess - should you ignore that and choose with a one-man Ronaldo show debate, my response? Henry) and the LEAST GOALS conceded. So here's to style, quality and sexy football in 08/09 - AND success Say what you like about our lack of success, most Arsenal fans don't give a rats ass! We play the Wenger way and we are satisfied! The only reason you are saying so is because Arsenal won nuts and that's the best you could conjure up - Arsenal beat X and Y with reserve teams but that doesn't mean squat if you finish the season with nothing. Call me a glory hunter but I want success for United. Who wouldn't? I don't buy any of that "I'd sacrifice trophies for beautiful football." Satisfied with Wenger's way? Well, judging from Arsenal fan blogs, I beg to differ. Most Arsenal fans would choose substance over style backed by trophies and not the intangible beautiful football. Style? Check Quality ? Check Sexy football ? Check 08/09 ? We'll see Success? Check again..... This post has been edited by kobe8byrant: Jun 8 2008, 02:39 PM |
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 8 2008, 02:31 PM) I remember the Graham years when discipline & a defensive style won us games. It surely didn't win us fans and it was torture watching them but they won. man i think you are proffesional enough and can go on to write a "biography" for/about "Wenger" Did i get lasting pleasure from it? To be honest after two three - months , and having to go back to watching the same dull football afterwards, no it didn't. Yes I was still a fan, yes I still shouted screamed and swore watching the games, living every kick , playing every pass but it was not fufilling Now compare this style against how we have played in the past three unsuccessful years. We played some unbelievable football with the likes of Henry, Rosicky, Clichy, Hleb, & Fabregas that has been a delight to watch. Some of the CC performances with Traore, Walcott, Nick etc have also been of the highest quality. Yes we have been unsuccessful, but we have been brought in the main, pleasure from the style and panache with which the club has played. When our youth beat Everton & Balckburns full strength side in the Carling Cup we boasted to our Man United and LIverpool supporting mates that they couldnt do same. Take last season when we beat Liverpool twice with the Reserves - who didnt feel a surge of pride? Didnt the win feel all the sweeter? Or take the Carling Cup Final against Chelsea - watching our young players play Chelsea off the park for 60 minutes, with some breathtaking football. Yeah we lost but for me seeing the style and future of the club playing so exquisitely it felt almost like a win. Why do we watch football? Because it brings us pleasure. Simple so far but bear with me. What is wrong with supporting a team not because they are successful, not because our fathers brothers mothers or mates support them - but because they bring us genuine pleasure watching them. I think genuine Chelsea fans will admit - as two have to me - that in a way winning the League twice under Moaninho didn't feel as good as they expected. Left them ecstatic for a while but they kinda felt slightly empty at times. They had to listen to taunts of buying the League. Theyve had to ensure bandwagonjumpers & fair weather fans. And all the while playing football that was oh so effective but oh so ugly. I guess that changed my outlook. Yeah I still want success. Yeah I hurt inside when we fall at final hurdle as we did this year. After Pool game in CL I was physically sick for weeks after. But I'm still proud of the way we play. Of how neutrals envy us. Of how we gain fans not because we're successful but because we play the beautiful game, the way football should be played. Of how when I sit down to watch the Gunners I know i'm gonna be entertained. Would I sacrifice all that pleasure just to see us win Cups and Leagues while playing like United or Chelsea? No my friends - because then I'd be no better than the bandwagon jumpers I despise. So here's to style, quality and sexy football in 08/09 - AND success Say what you like about our lack of success, most Arsenal fans don't give a rats ass! We play the Wenger way and we are satisfied! This post has been edited by Calvin871989: Jun 8 2008, 02:39 PM |
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TS is Arsene Wenger
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I never claimed to be better than anyone. So basically, it is alright for a United fan to personally attack an Arsenal fan but for him to stand for himself is unacceptable.
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had jose continued his reign at chelsea i have no doubt in my mind that he would inherit the title of most succesful manager (in terms trophies) in the epl from ferguson.when he left a lot of managers spoke out about losing a great character including ferguson.he was that good when it came to wise cracks and winning trophies.its easy to run your mouth and not back it up with wins on the pitch and any manager could've come in,made a lot of noise,not win anything and subsequently being hated by everyone for all the wrong reasons.mourinho was hated because he constantly ran his mouth but at the same he gained a huge amount of respect from many quarters for his success as well.one thing i'd like to say about wenger is if he starts buying a 'star' or two and incorporates them into his young team,he'd enjoy a lot more success.but that doesn't look like happening soon and his refusal to stray from his strong 'principals' could mean a serious lack of trophies for arsenal which is unfortunate.if they start wining trophies in style on a more regular basis,wenger will inevitably get a lot more respect from fans and neutrals alike.
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I respect Wenger for buying a new talents and develop them instead of buying a well known player such Real Madrid and Man Utd did
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QUOTE(Kerplunk @ Jun 8 2008, 02:47 PM) had jose continued his reign at chelsea i have no doubt in my mind that he would inherit the title of most succesful manager (in terms trophies) in the epl from ferguson.when he left a lot of managers spoke out about losing a great character including ferguson.he was that good when it came to wise cracks and winning trophies.its easy to run your mouth and not back it up with wins on the pitch and any manager could've come in,made a lot of noise,not win anything and subsequently being hated by everyone for all the wrong reasons.mourinho was hated because he constantly ran his mouth but at the same he gained a huge amount of respect from many quarters for his success as well.one thing i'd like to say about wenger is if he starts buying a 'star' or two and incorporates them into his young team,he'd enjoy a lot more success.but that doesn't look like happening soon and his refusal to stray from his strong 'principals' could mean a serious lack of trophies for arsenal which is unfortunate.if they start wining trophies in style on a more regular basis,wenger will inevitably get a lot more respect from fans and neutrals alike. i will agreed if u judge in inter of last 5 yearsAdded on June 8, 2008, 2:52 pm QUOTE(vivi99 @ Jun 8 2008, 02:49 PM) I respect Wenger for buying a new talents and develop them instead of buying a well known player such Real Madrid and Man Utd did u r rite, but SAF did build youngster (Giggs) but not as many as Wenger. yes Wenger win in this part This post has been edited by nizamhameed: Jun 8 2008, 02:52 PM |
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 8 2008, 02:46 PM) I never claimed to be better than anyone. So basically, it is alright for a United fan to personally attack an Arsenal fan but for him to stand for himself is unacceptable. To be honest, I gave my valid arguments and you started it off. When did I attack you? Aww.. come on man. |
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QUOTE(nizamhameed @ Jun 8 2008, 02:50 PM) i will agreed if u judge in inter of last 5 years But i really did respect SAF on how he manage to retain star player at the club and finding the right to be a winning team.Added on June 8, 2008, 2:52 pm u r rite, but SAF did build youngster (Giggs) but not as many as Wenger. yes Wenger win in this part It's a hard work u know. |
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jus one thing yes Wenger built the team from youngster but how many of them wanna stay with them until retirement, few of them. this is one of the factor that they keep finding the new players, Whereas players rotation doesnt seem much for man uts bcoz players stay and keep staying, only few youngster sold bcoz wanna chances more regular in 1st team. we have sold Rossi, Pique and so on...
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Alex Ferguson - 10 EPL, 2 UCL
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 8 2008, 02:31 PM) I think genuine Chelsea fans will admit - as two have to me - that in a way winning the League twice under Moaninho didn't feel as good as they expected. Left them ecstatic for a while but they kinda felt slightly empty at times. They had to listen to taunts of buying the League. Theyve had to ensure bandwagonjumpers & fair weather fans. And all the while playing football that was oh so effective but oh so ugly. i beg to differ.i personally think your friends aren't true chelsea fans.obviously all the potshots aimed at chelsea only serve to dampen their joy of winning the title after a barren spell of 50 years.based on that fact alone its IMPOSSIBLE not to be ecstatic and continue to do so regardless of taunts and accusations.it simply meant your friends didn't really believe they deserve the success and allowed the opinions of others to cloud their own judgement.true fans?sorry but i don't think so.i honestly believe any fan would only feel 'empty' if their success was tainted by refereeing scandals ala juventus resulting in their title snatched away from them and given to inter.it just makes you uneasy and wonder about the trophies u won before that.however i'm stating my opinon as an observer,and hardcore juventus fans might still insist they're proud of their achievements regardless of any controversies.having said that,u have to admit the mess juventus got themselves into is easily 100 times more severe and could easily take away the joy of winning,compared to mere 'taunts' from rival fans. |
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there's a cantonese saying sounds like this, "if a cow doesn't wish to drink water, u can't force it to lay down it's head" (*no flame intended, there's is really such sayin if u know cantonese). it's pointless to debate here as there's no judges to decide who's gonna win, all these will only lead to flame bating which will make us (united fans) look like we are forcing ppl to agree w/ us that SAF is d best among all managers listed.
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okie, Arsene Wenger is good manager, I respect that fact that he do bought in alot of youngsters and train them become world class players. No doubt he spent less but he do make few mistakes in the transfer market too like SAF.
His United Nation team can be good but cannot become best, when 1, 2 season they win nothing, they will start looking elsewhere like Barca, Real or Milans for better future...then Wenger has to rebuild again by buying few more in, train and take another 2, 3 seasons to progress..bla bla bla and the same situations happened. Arsenal is just a club to buy cheap unknown players, trained them become world class players...then the players themselves "betrayed" the club and demand transfer to big club I wonder what will happen, IF, the 6+5 rules does implement, I wonder how's Wenger's United Nation team |
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QUOTE(ah_khoo @ Jun 8 2008, 03:09 PM) there's a cantonese saying sounds like this, "if a cow doesn't wish to drink water, u can't force it to lay down it's head" (*no flame intended, there's is really such sayin if u know cantonese). it's pointless to debate here as there's no judges to decide who's gonna win, all these will only lead to flame bating which will make us (united fans) look like we are forcing ppl to agree w/ us that SAF is d best among all managers listed. @allremember, one can get respect from others by earning it, not by forcing. As a United fan and a person, I apologise. @TS Again, sorry. Keep on discussing. I'm out. |
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QUOTE(booty @ Jun 8 2008, 03:13 PM) serzly this poll was destined to phail. Any poll which have manyoo related stuff in it will end up in favor of them. most if not all manyoo fanboyz will vote for them irregardless of it being honest or dishonest opinion. it is that simple. i shall rest my case. FYI, some of us will said Wenger is best manager if they can achieved what SAF achieved for last 10 years in BPL. |
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QUOTE(nizamhameed @ Jun 8 2008, 02:11 PM) this is the main reason u create the tread.... actually each of the managers in the list was the good one, thats why we dont have poll for this kinda of topic. its not like judging "the richest people in the world" where we r gonna judge by their assest and money not by how they get that money or assest. i am off!! enuogh. |
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QUOTE(nizamhameed @ Jun 8 2008, 02:50 PM) i will agreed if u judge in inter of last 5 years yeah its still too early to judge.different league,arguably a lot easier than the epl but as the famous cliche goes,in football anything can happen.actually i'd like to see ferguson have a go at the scottish national team and wenger trying his hand for france |
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QUOTE Alex Ferguson - 10 EPL, 2 UCL Arsene Wenger - 3 EPL + 49 Unbeated Run source: wiki QUOTE(corez @ Jun 8 2008, 03:04 PM) LOl!!!!!!!!!!!!Added on June 8, 2008, 3:26 pm QUOTE(beck_ken @ Jun 8 2008, 03:12 PM) okie, Arsene Wenger is good manager, I respect that fact that he do bought in alot of youngsters and train them become world class players. No doubt he spent less but he do make few mistakes in the transfer market too like SAF. Hire Disco333 As Their New Manager His United Nation team can be good but cannot become best, when 1, 2 season they win nothing, they will start looking elsewhere like Barca, Real or Milans for better future...then Wenger has to rebuild again by buying few more in, train and take another 2, 3 seasons to progress..bla bla bla and the same situations happened. Arsenal is just a club to buy cheap unknown players, trained them become world class players...then the players themselves "betrayed" the club and demand transfer to big club I wonder what will happen, IF, the 6+5 rules does implement, I wonder how's Wenger's United Nation team AW Sure Can't Handle It... The New R & R 6 + 5 Porposely Target On Arsenal And Other Arsenal Alike Club.. This post has been edited by SeaMonster: Jun 8 2008, 03:28 PM |
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QUOTE(ipodunlimited @ Jun 8 2008, 02:35 PM) Neutrally speaking and based on current achievements(with different clubs and country level) to date,it has gotta be Lippi.Won domestic Serie A,Supercoppa Italiana,Coppa Italiana,UEFA Euro Super Cup/Champions League,Intercontinental Cup and most importantly Fifa World Cup.If he had managed an European country to victory this Euro08,he would have achieved something unique similar to Grand Slam in the tennis world. good source but u must know Lowyat forum is full of MU fan,there is more better player and managers outside Britain but for them Ferguson and Ronaldo is the best in the world,i you dont believe just open new poll/threadExample If u open Best Manager Poll,SAF will get top,who Lippi??who Hiddink?? If u open Best Player Poll,CR will get top,who Kaka??who Messi?? If u open Best Ex-Player Poll,Cantona will get top,who Maradona??who Pele?? |
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QUOTE(faris21 @ Jun 8 2008, 03:36 PM) good source but u must know Lowyat forum is full of MU fan,there is more better player and managers outside Britain but for them Ferguson and Ronaldo is the best in the world,i you dont believe just open new poll/thread http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=341101&hl=BestExample If u open Best Manager Poll,SAF will get top,who Lippi??who Hiddink?? If u open Best Player Poll,CR will get top,who Kaka??who Messi?? If u open Best Ex-Player Poll,Cantona will get top,who Maradona??who Pele?? Henry got the most vote. I guess we can say this forum are filled with Arsenal and Barca fans huh? |
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QUOTE(faris21 @ Jun 8 2008, 03:36 PM) good source but u must know Lowyat forum is full of MU fan,there is more better player and managers outside Britain but for them Ferguson and Ronaldo is the best in the world,i you dont believe just open new poll/thread i strongly agree with you, not just MU but the whole epl clubs that which they r familiar with eventhough they r much better player or coach outside EPLExample If u open Best Manager Poll,SAF will get top,who Lippi??who Hiddink?? If u open Best Player Poll,CR will get top,who Kaka??who Messi?? If u open Best Ex-Player Poll,Cantona will get top,who Maradona??who Pele?? EPL is a total madness in LYN or i say Malaysia |
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QUOTE(corez @ Jun 8 2008, 03:48 PM) http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=341101&hl=Best Henry and Cantona>Pele and Maradona Henry got the most vote. I guess we can say this forum are filled with Arsenal and Barca fans huh? the conclusion is if u win couple of UCL and many EPL title mean u r the best in the world even some one outside UK win Serie A,Super Coppa Italiana,Coppa Italiana,UEFA Euro Super Cup,UEFA Champions League,Intercontinental Cup and FIFA World Cup |
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QUOTE(corez @ Jun 8 2008, 03:48 PM) http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=341101&hl=Best henry is epl player back then when the poll started in 2006 and cantona is ex-MUHenry got the most vote. I guess we can say this forum are filled with Arsenal and Barca fans huh? |
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QUOTE(beck_ken @ Jun 8 2008, 03:12 PM) okie, Arsene Wenger is good manager, I respect that fact that he do bought in alot of youngsters and train them become world class players. No doubt he spent less but he do make few mistakes in the transfer market too like SAF. The 6+5 rule will never happen and even if does if will be homegrwon players not local players. There will too much a lot opposition from the EUHis United Nation team can be good but cannot become best, when 1, 2 season they win nothing, they will start looking elsewhere like Barca, Real or Milans for better future...then Wenger has to rebuild again by buying few more in, train and take another 2, 3 seasons to progress..bla bla bla and the same situations happened. Arsenal is just a club to buy cheap unknown players, trained them become world class players...then the players themselves "betrayed" the club and demand transfer to big club I wonder what will happen, IF, the 6+5 rules does implement, I wonder how's Wenger's United Nation team |
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Believe me it won't happen...
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I won't be the first to admit that Wenger is indeed a grandmaster of football and knows the game inside out like a true guru. His blend of attacking football and knack for spotting gems in the market is a plus in anyone's books. However, why you say he's the best manager of all time bewilders me (Oh wait you said our time... Within the last two-three decades?). I rate him as a manager, but certainly nowhere near good enough to be mentioned alongside the greats such as Clough and Shankly (or Ferguson for that matter). One of the reasons was his poor man management. When Gallas sulked against Birmingham, I as a manager would have removed him as club captain. A senior player throwing tantrums and doing what he did (stayed away from the peno box, kicked an ad board where senior citizens and kids stood, centre circle sulk) is a big no-no. Also he seems to think the world is against him with his conspiracy theory remarks. Another thing some of my Arsenal supporting friends seem to forget is that Fabregas was never home grown. Yes his potential was developed by Wenger, but he was a product of Barcelona's youth system (arguably the best in the world).
Wenger's a great manager, and his success with Arsenal is a testament to that. But in no way is he the best. |
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the pool now looks more like who is the best manager of BPL rather than the world
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strongly agree on that...alot of lalang species of zergling over here...LoL
QUOTE(faris21 @ Jun 8 2008, 03:36 PM) good source but u must know Lowyat forum is full of MU fan,there is more better player and managers outside Britain but for them Ferguson and Ronaldo is the best in the world,i you dont believe just open new poll/thread Example If u open Best Manager Poll,SAF will get top,who Lippi??who Hiddink?? If u open Best Player Poll,CR will get top,who Kaka??who Messi?? If u open Best Ex-Player Poll,Cantona will get top,who Maradona??who Pele?? |
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QUOTE(booty @ Jun 8 2008, 04:15 PM) like what i've mentioned previously, manyoo fanboys are like zerglings, there are just too many of em. most of them are prolly so-called manyoo fans who supports manyoo juz to keep up with the latest the "trend". they prolly cant name 20 players outside of EPL (or manyoo perhaps) cuz they know nuts about football. good point there i also have many fren like that,support MU bcos many ppl support MU but when i ask did u know Pique,Jonathan Evans or Simpson,he acting like this that if i ask Pique,Jonathan Evans or Simpson?? if i ask about Poborsky or Kancheski they will say "Did they play for Russia" Like those who claim they die hard Man U but doesn't even know who Karel Poborsky, Andrei Kanchelski, Brian McClair and Gary Pallister are |
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Jun 8 2008, 04:31 PM
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Most United fans are fake and just jump on the bandwagon. United is like a trend and sooner or later trends go out of fashion.
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quarrel,argue,flaming........Everyday also can happen in football lounge....
But to TS you thread got problem lar...You create this kind poll sure got disagree opinion and yet you still can't accept other's people opinion So in the future if you really want to create a thread please think carefully the topic and your behavior.... Have a nice day! |
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this poll should be the most favourite/popular/famous manager in LYN
if u wanna create something like best,greatest kinda poll u and the voters have to know all the player/coach abilities,history etc etc that is listed in the poll , then u can create the poll and invite ppl that have that vast of that knowledge to vote |
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QUOTE(Mido_Ban @ Jun 8 2008, 04:33 PM) quarrel,argue,flaming........Everyday also can happen in football lounge.... But to TS you thread got problem lar...You create this kind poll sure got disagree opinion and yet you still can't accept other's people opinion So in the future if you really want to create a thread please think carefully the topic and your behavior.... Have a nice day! Pointless Thread.. Ask MOD Move This Thread To Kopitiam Then.. Lol Added on June 8, 2008, 4:44 pmLike What I Said Early.. The Poll Result Already Shown You " Who Is The Best " No Point To Argue.. Added on June 8, 2008, 4:47 pm QUOTE(miccy @ Jun 8 2008, 04:40 PM) this poll should be the most favourite/popular/famous manager in LYN Yes, Agree...if u wanna create something like best,greatest kinda poll u and the voters have to know all the player/coach abilities,history etc etc that is listed in the poll , then u can create the poll and invite ppl that have that vast of that knowledge to vote List Out All Their Trophies & Record 1 By 1 Only Invite Ppl To Vote It.. For Sure.. Trophies Only Show How Wonderful Alex Ferguson Did And Arsene Wenger ? This post has been edited by SeaMonster: Jun 8 2008, 04:47 PM |
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manu fans will be manu fans........they only like trophies and duno wat's beautiful football...i call tis materialistic..
remember, usually girls who won miss universe is not beautiful u noe...same as football, winning trophies not necessarily will be the best.. dun call me an idiot like the guy which has a cartoon as his avatar.....hehe |
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i urge moderator to closed this thread, later will have flame only
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QUOTE(Pisanggoreng @ Jun 8 2008, 05:48 PM) manu fans will be manu fans........they only like trophies and duno wat's beautiful football...i call tis materialistic.. then tell me on what basis should we count who is the best manager of all time as suggested by TS?remember, usually girls who won miss universe is not beautiful u noe...same as football, winning trophies not necessarily will be the best.. dun call me an idiot like the guy which has a cartoon as his avatar.....hehe the richest people on da planet is measured by how much buck he got.. the best manager of our time should be counted by trophies lar..what else? by sexy football?that is subjectve, no particular measurement to measure that.. |
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 8 2008, 04:31 PM) Most United fans are fake and just jump on the bandwagon. United is like a trend and sooner or later trends go out of fashion. QUOTE(Pisanggoreng @ Jun 8 2008, 05:48 PM) manu fans will be manu fans........they only like trophies and duno wat's beautiful football...i call tis materialistic.. You can't be more ignorant can't you? for all of the time that I'm here, I've never seen both of you making good posts on football. Not even in Arsenal's thread. Looks like the ABU brigade got nothing but resorted to personal attacks. WTF is wrong with having an avatar of Gokou and WTH does that got anything to do with my football knowledge and passion towards United?remember, usually girls who won miss universe is not beautiful u noe...same as football, winning trophies not necessarily will be the best.. dun call me an idiot like the guy which has a cartoon as his avatar.....hehe Sheesh. Grow up. |
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QUOTE(boxsystem @ Jun 8 2008, 07:03 PM) You can't be more ignorant can't you? for all of the time that I'm here, I've never seen both of you making good posts on football. Not even in Arsenal's thread. Looks like the ABU brigade got nothing but resorted to personal attacks. WTF is wrong with having an avatar of Gokou and WTH does that got anything to do with my football knowledge and passion towards United? okok, everyone supports their own club.....no more flame here..peace out Sheesh. Grow up. anyway, Goku rocks! haha |
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 8 2008, 04:31 PM) Most United fans are fake and just jump on the bandwagon. United is like a trend and sooner or later trends go out of fashion. All the top 4 fans here are the same... In Malaysia, most of the ppl support the top 4 because they are winning team and won some trophies in the past 10 years. I also noticed most football fans here started to support their team when they were doing very well.Just simply ask them, would u still be Man Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool, or Chelsea fan today if they aren't winning team, not winning trophies or just a lower division teams. Most ppls' answers are "probably not!!". So if you support the top 4 teams like Man Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool or Chelsea, stop accusing others for being bandwagon supporters because you are one of them. This post has been edited by Panda: Jun 8 2008, 07:35 PM |
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I support Arsenal because I grew up in the region....
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notice a lot sore loser here ...
it just a poll, and when they see fergie is top of the list, they boh song ... why ? because fergie win a lot titles ... next time if want open a poll thread, kindly remove all MU players/manager ... a lot people boh song ... ok lar, rafa/wenger the best manager henry better then cantona torres debut season is much better then rvn ... happy or not sore losers ? |
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Jose Mourinho is not even on top 3? So sad, i'm one of them who vote for him.
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i support Arsenal coz my name starts with 'A'
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ok lets see now (i only take some of the more popular managers and also their time as an european club manager, meaning their managerial career outside europe is not taken into account. And i only consider the League title and UCL title only, which is the 2 biggest cups a team can win)
Vicente del bosque - 2 UCL, 2 La liga Marcello Lippi - 5 serie A, 1 UCL Carlo Ancelotti - 1 Seria A, 2 UCL Guus Hiddink - 6 Dutch league, 1 UCL Jose Mourinho - 4 league title (2 porto + 2 chelsea), 1 UCL Rafa Benitez - 2 la liga, 1 UCL Ottmar Hitzfeld - 9 League titles (2 swiss league + 7 bundesliga), 2 UCL Now lets see Alex Ferguson - 10 league titles, 2 UCL So there u go. It looks like fergie has more titles than anyone else. Lets see what u guys have to say |
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Another thread and the outcome would be Man Utd Bashing thread
Poll led by SAF, because there are too many zerglings and lalang and bandwagon Man Utd fans voted for him. So ? Its a poll isnt it ? Ok fine, LYN is filled with zerglings and lalang and bandwagon Man Utd fans, so go other place where there's Man Utd fans free zone and open up your poll. Why cant we discuss properly, and TS u might wanna point out what to be measured in order to become the best manager in current time region, or simply edit your thread by stating " Which Manager Of Our Time Do You Support" hence it based on personal view and not consisting how does the manager get his job done. Done. Just cant accept why it has to be resulting in bashing Man Utd/ Man Utd Fans as the outcome Added on June 8, 2008, 8:27 pm QUOTE(booty @ Jun 8 2008, 08:22 PM) this gentleman here an excellent example of a typical manyoo zergling mentioned in my earlier post. thx for posting to prove me right. Cant u give it a rest ? We demand a healthy discussion and not flame-baiting reply.This post has been edited by mizivincible: Jun 8 2008, 08:27 PM |
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QUOTE(mizivincible @ Jun 8 2008, 08:25 PM) Another thread and the outcome would be Man Utd Bashing thread we're the most hated club in the world remember ?Poll led by SAF, because there are too many zerglings and lalang and bandwagon Man Utd fans voted for him. So ? Its a poll isnt it ? Ok fine, LYN is filled with zerglings and lalang and bandwagon Man Utd fans, so go other place where there's Man Utd fans free zone and open up your poll. Why cant we discuss properly, and TS u might wanna point out what to be measured in order to become the best manager in current time region, or simply edit your thread by stating " Which Manager Of Our Time Do You Support" hence it based on personal view and not consisting how does the manager get his job done. Done. Just cant accept why it has to be resulting in bashing Man Utd/ Man Utd Fans as the outcome Added on June 8, 2008, 8:27 pm Cant u give it a rest ? We demand a healthy discussion and not flame-baiting reply. |
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QUOTE(munky @ Jun 8 2008, 08:24 PM) ok lets see now (i only take some of the more popular managers and also their time as an european club manager, meaning their managerial career outside europe is not taken into account. And i only consider the League title and UCL title only, which is the 2 biggest cups a team can win) good point, then again Vicente del bosque - 2 UCL, 2 La liga Marcello Lippi - 5 serie A, 1 UCL Carlo Ancelotti - 1 Seria A, 2 UCL Guus Hiddink - 6 Dutch league, 1 UCL Jose Mourinho - 4 league title (2 porto + 2 chelsea), 1 UCL Rafa Benitez - 2 la liga, 1 UCL Ottmar Hitzfeld - 9 League titles (2 swiss league + 7 bundesliga), 2 UCL Now lets see Alex Ferguson - 10 league titles, 2 UCL So there u go. It looks like fergie has more titles than anyone else. Lets see what u guys have to say lippi is the only manager up there that won almost everything, including the most prestigious prize in all football world the WC. |
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QUOTE(nizamhameed @ Jun 8 2008, 08:40 PM) QUOTE Vicente del bosque - 2 UCL, 2 La liga Who Is The Best?Marcello Lippi - 5 serie A, 1 UCL Carlo Ancelotti - 1 Seria A, 2 UCL Guus Hiddink - 6 Dutch league, 1 UCL Jose Mourinho - 4 league title (2 porto + 2 chelsea), 1 UCL Rafa Benitez - 2 la liga, 1 UCL Ottmar Hitzfeld - 9 League titles (2 swiss league + 7 bundesliga), 2 UCL Now lets see Alex Ferguson - 10 league titles, 2 UCL Arsene Wenger Le? |
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QUOTE(nizamhameed @ Jun 8 2008, 08:40 PM) i dun care whether i lalang ke, bunga ke, rumput ke, i just love football and play football....i watch all football matches but like all movies......u have bad guys rite??? like ultraman fighting monster, i support ultraman but there r many ultraman such as ultraman tiga, ultraman dyna ultraman seven..etc so i support all and my main enemy is the monster....and i dun wan to say who is the monster...haha |
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QUOTE(Pisanggoreng @ Jun 8 2008, 08:51 PM) i dun care whether i lalang ke, bunga ke, rumput ke, i just love football and play football....i watch all football matches but like all movies......u have bad guys rite??? like ultraman fighting monster, i support ultraman but there r many ultraman such as ultraman tiga, ultraman dyna ultraman seven..etc so i support all and my main enemy is the monster....and i dun wan to say who is the monster...haha Related With Best Manager? |
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QUOTE(Pisanggoreng @ Jun 8 2008, 08:51 PM) i dun care whether i lalang ke, bunga ke, rumput ke, i just love football and play football....i watch all football matches but like all movies......u have bad guys rite??? like ultraman fighting monster, i support ultraman but there r many ultraman such as ultraman tiga, ultraman dyna ultraman seven..etc so i support all and my main enemy is the monster....and i dun wan to say who is the monster...haha another childish here dont angry bro,just a joke |
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QUOTE(Pisanggoreng @ Jun 8 2008, 08:51 PM) i dun care whether i lalang ke, bunga ke, rumput ke, i just love football and play football....i watch all football matches but like all movies......u have bad guys rite??? like ultraman fighting monster, i support ultraman but there r many ultraman such as ultraman tiga, ultraman dyna ultraman seven..etc so i support all and my main enemy is the monster....and i dun wan to say who is the monster...haha Ultraman somemore. Wow...I don't mind seeing this thread being closed. I think those who wanted to contribute constructively has already done so. |
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hail to Arsene Wenger
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Jun 8 2008, 09:03 PM
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this thread is very interesting.went out in the evening and came back,its still at the top.it seems to strike a chord in a lot of people.no reason to close it
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Eyh, we ask ppl not to flame bait, we shall do the same la then
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between SAF and Arsene Wenger who is more handsome?
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QUOTE(nizamhameed @ Jun 8 2008, 03:01 PM) jus one thing yes Wenger built the team from youngster but how many of them wanna stay with them until retirement, few of them. this is one of the factor that they keep finding the new players, Whereas players rotation doesnt seem much for man uts bcoz players stay and keep staying, only few youngster sold bcoz wanna chances more regular in 1st team. we have sold Rossi, Pique and so on... To me, eventhough Arsenal do have better record for developing young players but they didn't do England any favour because most of the young players are foreign. I think West Ham have a better academy for the England players and they have proven so and produced many talented English players to date including Rio, Cole and Lampard to name a few. IMHO, Man Utd academy also produced a lot of players and most importantly British players that played in the Premier League, Higginbotham, Greening and some new batch of players that are on loan to lower league clubs such Fraizer Campbell at Hull. So, to argue that SAF doesn't produce talents such as Wenger is not fair because Man Utd academy are more focused to the development of young British players although in recent years Utd do purchase some foreign talents. Wenger on the other hand tends to buy from other academies and nurture them. Remember that most of the academy players at Utd starts from the school boy level and doesn't cost them much to sign.And why disco likes to dwell on the past?? Hey, AC Milan haven't lost in 58 league games while under Capello and i never heard any of the Milan fans boast on that achievement.. Wenger is good but SAF is the best in the business rite now..just admit that ok..and plus..United also play fast attacking football and yet they dont hesitate to defend when needed..that is smart..to sacrifice achievement for beautiful and "sexy football" is stupid..its just an excuse for a team that have won nothing..hahahahaha Added on June 8, 2008, 10:20 pm QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 8 2008, 04:31 PM) Most United fans are fake and just jump on the bandwagon. United is like a trend and sooner or later trends go out of fashion. LOLing at this kind of statement..u're just bitter dats all...yes, trends do get old but history remains..UNITED all the way...This post has been edited by cekutz: Jun 8 2008, 10:20 PM |
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Lol i voted Vicente del Bosque
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Wenger is good at bringing those youth player and nurtured them into a great player in Arsenal, no one can argue about that, he did that because he don't have any choice, the club's finance is tight and he only got 10-20mil transfer kitty every season. btw their result is not consistency, starting season good performance, then mid season not into the par.
Ferguson, one of the greatest manager in Man Utd, he lead the team into the english top richest club, is Rome build in one days? he spending more than 10 years to reach that level. both of them are great manager, believing own concept but result show a big difference just my 2 cent This post has been edited by yhtan: Jun 9 2008, 03:05 AM |
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i dunno if it is all SAF doing but when he took over the club he did not just make sure success on the field but off it as well.
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I say any of the managers above who can coach the Malaysia national team to the next SEA Games gold medal in 2009 alone should be consider the best...
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QUOTE(ipodunlimited @ Jun 9 2008, 07:17 AM) I say any of the managers above who can coach the Malaysia national team to the next SEA Games gold medal in 2009 alone should be consider the best... quoted for truth!!! |
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Too subjective ... how to compare performance between club manager and country manager?
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alex ferguson take the award for club manager. his long reign and highly successful season with manchester united speak for itself. so does his ability to produce a winning team from generation to generation.
err....he did won the uefa supercup and a few scottich title with aberdeen. won scottish 1st division title with st mirren too! |
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I voted for Sir Alex Ferguson not just because I am a Red Devil
He has been the very best manager at Old Trafford ever since he took over although he was almost fired for some uncanny performances in the early days. But which manager in the Premier League has won more titles than him, for a single club ? Just that record is enough to differentiate him from the rest. He brought in great players like Cantona, Ronaldo and Rooney and nurtured fantastic players like Giggs, Scholes and Beckham. I do respect Wenger for bringing in young players and making them a huge super-star in 2-3 years time but his side has too many non-English players. As for Mourinho, yes he may be good but sometimes he blabbers too much, to the media |
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Jun 9 2008, 03:00 PM
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In terms of signing, hughes and harry should tops~
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Jun 9 2008, 03:20 PM
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Well, JM won almost everything as a Chelsea manager and FC Porto manager too. Won't be surprised if he's the best in Inter hostory.
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Jun 9 2008, 03:44 PM
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jm didn't wnn everything with chelsea. but he does landed the euro cup with porto. his failure to bring the euro holygrail to stamford bridge with better team compared with porto cost him dearly.
grant was a near man. still, jm is a great manager. he created that sort of aura of invincibility at chelsea. |
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Jun 9 2008, 03:53 PM
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Results speak for themselves and I will grudgingly have to say, Alex Ferguson. I do however like Bobby Robson as well.
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sorry, maybe i joined this thread too late already..but i have to stress somthing to all those fans-of-bpl-teams voters..
» Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « with this kind of records, i am really surprised that i am only the 4th person to vote him as the best managers..yeah maybe SAF can challenge him for this honour, becoz he has won many many many domestic league titles, but to choose JM or wenger instead of lippi, that is really illogical.. while SAF had done super-brilliantly at domestic stage, lippi has done super-brilliantly on international level..he entered 4 UCL finals and won it once, has won intercontinental cup, and he won the WORLD CUP, and any manager who won the world cup, is not only a great manager, but he is also a world's legend!! plz think reasonably whenever u cast ur votes..maybe wikipedia.com can help u to choose more wisely after this..thank you This post has been edited by matyrze: Jun 9 2008, 03:58 PM |
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QUOTE(matyrze @ Jun 9 2008, 03:55 PM) sorry, maybe i joined this thread too late already..but i have to stress somthing to all those fans-of-bpl-teams voters.. i vote this guy too. the record says all. not from media influence.» Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « with this kind of records, i am really surprised that i am only the 4th person to vote him as the best managers..yeah maybe SAF can challenge him for this honour, becoz he has won many many many domestic league titles, but to choose JM or wenger instead of lippi, that is really illogical.. while SAF had done super-brilliantly at domestic stage, lippi has done super-brilliantly on international level..he entered 4 UCL finals and won it once, has won intercontinental cup, and he won the WORLD CUP, and any manager who won the world cup, is not only a great manager, but he is also a world's legend!! plz think reasonably whenever u cast ur votes..maybe wikipedia.com can help u to choose more wisely after this..thank you |
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Jun 9 2008, 04:07 PM
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QUOTE(matyrze @ Jun 9 2008, 03:55 PM) sorry, maybe i joined this thread too late already..but i have to stress somthing to all those fans-of-bpl-teams voters.. totally agree ... great in club and country manager ... vote for him too ... » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « with this kind of records, i am really surprised that i am only the 4th person to vote him as the best managers..yeah maybe SAF can challenge him for this honour, becoz he has won many many many domestic league titles, but to choose JM or wenger instead of lippi, that is really illogical.. while SAF had done super-brilliantly at domestic stage, lippi has done super-brilliantly on international level..he entered 4 UCL finals and won it once, has won intercontinental cup, and he won the WORLD CUP, and any manager who won the world cup, is not only a great manager, but he is also a world's legend!! plz think reasonably whenever u cast ur votes..maybe wikipedia.com can help u to choose more wisely after this..thank you |
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Jun 9 2008, 04:22 PM
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Giovanni Trapattoni have a stunning record of cups won as well, which i think deserve a mention.
QUOTE(Uncle Wiki) One of the most winning managers in football history, he is the most successful manager in European competitions for clubs history with 7 titles in 8 finals, including the Intercontinental Cup final (mainly with Juventus F.C.). Alongside the German Udo Lattek he is the only coach to have won all three major European club titles. Also, he is the only one to have won all UEFA club competitions and the World Club title (all with the Old Lady), also having the record of UEFA Cup wins (3). |
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Jun 9 2008, 04:40 PM
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Ha ha.... I think this thread very active..... only few days can reach more than 10 page....
I vote for AW. This post has been edited by TMY kia..: Jun 9 2008, 04:41 PM |
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Jun 9 2008, 04:54 PM
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marcelo lippi won titles with juventus and italian national team while alex ferguson done it with st mirren, aberdeen and manchester united.
but winning a title with national team of course is a bonus. then again, italy does won the wc thrice before and their team always rise to the ocassion. lets see...... lippi collected around 14 title including the wc and ferguson easily had more than 30! here you go... St.Mirren 1974–1978 Domestic competition ; Scottish First Division: Winner: 1976–77 Aberdeen 1978–1986 Domestic competition ; Scottish Premier Division: Winner: 1979–80, 1983–84, 1984–85 Scottish Cup: Winner: 1981–82, 1982–83, 1983–84, 1985–86 Scottish League Cup: Winner: 1985–86 Runner-up: 1978–79, 1979–80 European competition UEFA Cup Winners' Cup Winner: 1982–83 UEFA Super Cup: Winner: 1983 Manchester United 1986– Domestic competition; Premier League: Winner: 1992–93, 1993–94, 1995–96, 1996–97, 1998–99, 1999–2000, 2000–01, 2002–03, 2006–07, 2007–08 Runner-up: 1994–95, 1997–98, 2005–06 Football League First Division: Runner-up: 1987–88, 1991–92 FA Cup: Winner: 1989–90, 1993–94, 1995–96, 1998–99, 2003–04 Runner-up: 1994–95, 2004–05, 2006–07 League Cup: Winner: 1991–92, 2005–06 Runner-up: 1990–91, 1993–94, 2002–03 FA Charity/Community Shield: Winner: 1990 (shared), 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 2003, 2007 Runner-up: 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004 European competition UEFA Champions League: Winner: 1998–99, 2007–08 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup: Winner: 1990–91 UEFA Super Cup: Winner: 1991 Runner-up: 1999 International competition Intercontinental Cup: Winner: 1999 Individual Awards FA Premier League Manager of the Year: 1993–94, 1995–96, 1996–97, 1998–99, 1999–2000, 2002–03, 2006–07, 2007–08 giovanni trapatonni a close 2nd. he won over 20 titles with a few different clubs including bayern munich,inter, juventus and benfica. still shorts of ferguson's achievements. lippi comes in 3rd. wikipedia is indeed a great source. it help us refresh our memory. you do the math, dude btw, i was a mu fan since i was a kid back in the end of 89. what a coincidence! |
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i think SAF is the best at EPL, but there are better manager/coaches out there when it comes to europe and world tournament. it's not fair to make a poll here when majority of LYNers are EPL fans, and majority of them are MU fans.
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Jun 9 2008, 05:08 PM
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QUOTE(yngwie @ Jun 9 2008, 04:54 PM) marcelo lippi won titles with juventus and italian national team while alex ferguson done it with st mirren, aberdeen and manchester united. haha..yes i already read SAF's article in wikipedia..and i already admitted that he has won many many many titles..but those all are with man united..he doesnt prove himself yet on the international stage..but winning a title with national team of course is a bonus. then again, italy does won the wc thrice before and their team always rise to the ocassion. lets see...... lippi collected around 14 title including the wc and ferguson easily had more than 30! here you go... » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « giovanni trapatonni a close 2nd. he won over 20 titles with a few different clubs including bayern munich,inter, juventus and benfica. still shorts of ferguson's achievements. lippi comes in 3rd. wikipedia is indeed a great source. it help us refresh our memory. you do the math, dude btw, i was a mu fan since i was a kid back in the end of 89. what a coincidence! u should note that while fergie won UCL 2 times over 10 years, lippi involve in UCL final 4 times in 7 years, which suggest consistency in his achievements on continental level..and plus the world cup.. yeah maybe u will say fergie surely have the ability to win WC, but lippi has done it..until SAF manage a national football team and at least bring that team to reach WC final match, then only i will say he is the greatest manager SAF and lippi are real contenders here, not arsene wenger and JM, absolutely not..imo, hitzfeld has done better than AW and JM Added on June 9, 2008, 5:16 pm QUOTE(Chrisky @ Jun 9 2008, 04:22 PM) yeah dude..i forgotto mention mr. trap..one of the greatest too..and mr. trap only got 1 vote??This post has been edited by matyrze: Jun 9 2008, 05:22 PM |
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Jun 9 2008, 05:19 PM
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Scolari & Hiddick is my choice with attractive football even though I'm a Man Utd guy. Nothing compares to the World Cup as the Holy-Grail. These guys have proven themselves at this stage.
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Jun 9 2008, 05:21 PM
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So the question becomes, which achievements indicate you are a better manager? Is it easier to win your domestic league, the champions league or the world cup? Ultimately you'd like to win all of the above but you can't manage so many teams at once.
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Jun 9 2008, 05:42 PM
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ferguson does won the uefa cup winners cup and super cup with aberdeen back then. he results with 'em is more consistent compared to his manchester united's ratio.
agree with you about the contenders. arsene wenger and jose mourinho isn't up there with ferguson, trapps and lippi. jose mourinho won the euro cl cup with porto but he 'phailed' when he have everything at his disposal with chelase. wenger was a near man back in 05. btw, success are measure from the number of titles won, is it? even though i am a mu fan, am surely not being biased when it comes to judgement. history speak for itself. unlike italy and germany or it's neighbour; england, scotland isn't really had a good history in international football. but the rest of us sure wanted to see ferguson managing the england team, aren't we? franz beckenbauer and carlos alberto perreira was another example of very capable coach. btw, if grant was to win the bpl's title, cl and carling cup, prolly' his name will be be on the list too scolari won the wc with brazil but whether he can do it with portugal with quite a resources on tap, remain to be seen. credit should go to otto rehagal to for parking their greece's team bus infront of goalpost in the last edition of euro competition, yet they take home the euro holygrail. |
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QUOTE(yngwie @ Jun 9 2008, 05:42 PM) ferguson does won the uefa cup winners cup and super cup with aberdeen back then. he results with 'em is more consistent compared to his manchester united's ratio. yeah i really want to see fergie manage an international team one day..bcoz a manager with his reputation should have some records in international scene too..agree with you about the contenders. arsene wenger and jose mourinho isn't up there with ferguson, trapps and lippi. jose mourinho won the euro cl cup with porto but he 'phailed' when he have everything at his disposal with chelase. wenger was a near man back in 05. btw, success are measure from the number of titles won, is it? even though i am a mu fan, am surely not being biased when it comes to judgement. history speak for itself. unlike italy and germany or it's neighbour; england, scotland isn't really had a good history in international football. but the rest of us sure wanted to see ferguson managing the england team, aren't we? franz beckenbauer and carlos alberto perreira was another example of very capable coach. btw, if grant was to win the bpl's title, cl and carling cup, prolly' his name will be be on the list too scolari won the wc with brazil but whether he can do it with portugal with quite a resources on tap, remain to be seen. credit should go to otto rehagal to for parking their greece's team bus infront of goalpost in the last edition of euro competition, yet they take home the euro holygrail. for me, d greatest manager should have achievements in both club and international level..for instance rinus michel (inventor of total football - he nvr won WC though, only a runners up in 1974)..for me, number is an impotant criteria, but that is 2nd to the prestige of the titles..people should look at the prestige of the title first, and then the numbers..the reasoning is only the best players and coaches competed in the best tounament, and only achievements in these prestigious tounaments should be count..fergie dont have WC, so i rated him as a very very very good manager (bcoz of the numbers), but lippi is a legend, and i personally recognize him as d greatest among d greats..he achieved almost eveything at club level and international level (err should i omit that 'almost' word? actually, my initial intention of joining this thread is to question why so many choosed JM and AW as their greatest manager??lippi only gets 7 votes until now while trappattoni gets only ONE vote |
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enough of making fun of him la guys. That's his opinion, nothing in the world can change that
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Aw Is The Best
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QUOTE(yngwie @ Jun 9 2008, 04:54 PM) marcelo lippi won titles with juventus and italian national team while alex ferguson done it with st mirren, aberdeen and manchester united. the thing abotu it is taht, its super hard to manage a successful international team and only a handful can do it. even more so rare to win a WC with it. but winning a title with national team of course is a bonus. then again, italy does won the wc thrice before and their team always rise to the ocassion. look at england for example; SGE - was a great coach pre england days, and england had talent (there were better then poland at least). but he never really carved much out of it. now, lippi won the WC, and the domestic and european leagues. thats a mean feat to beat, im sure in every managers heart just as in every player. winning the WC is the ultimate goal in football, no amount of domestic leagues or CL can make up for it. you only have this limited few chances to do it. so winning the WC is not a bonus, its the hardest damn title to win and you only have these few chances to do it. the last italian team to do it was waaay back in the 80's and that was a whole different team and the italians dont always rise to the big occations. simply put there are huge limitations, time problems and so on to win the most important and hardest prize in all football history. winning the WC , its like winning the holy grail of football, most managers only can try it once, and most of them only see the cup from tv's on the final day. its a fabled dream for most of us, and only few can go to taht heaven im sure that SAF, wouuld give away half his record just to have this prize in his trophy booth. This post has been edited by +3kk!: Jun 10 2008, 01:17 AM |
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Vicente Del Bosque for me
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Jun 10 2008, 11:51 AM
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Firstly, I must admit I know more about the EPL than any other league and my opinions may therefore be biased. I do appreciate La Liga and Serie fans sharing their point of views with us, it is refreshing.
I must say however that some of the managers mentioned have achieved only relatively short terms success. I'm not referring to the likes of Marcelo Lippi obviously. What is the criteria for being the most successful manager? To me, it's sustained success. Ferguson has the advantage of being with one club for a really long time and it's not rocket science that the longer you are at a club, the more time you have to build it into a championship side. It took him 7 years, a commodity many managers do not have these days. Even when you win trophies these days, you can't guarantee your job security. Ferguson has however had to build his squad not once but 3 times if you ask me. In the early 90's, out went key players like Hughes, McClair, Pallister, Bruce, Irwin, Ince, Robson and Sharpe and in came the famous class of 92 (Becks, Nevilles, Scholes, Butt and Giggs). His latest piece of work was the inclusion of players like Rooney, Ronaldo, Tevez, Vidic and Nani, and they won both the Premiership and the Champions League. Don't get me wrong Liverpool fans, I really hate the guys guts because I think he is an arrogant git, but I have to give credit where it's due. Managers can hop between clubs, some better some worse. Fans will empathise with them for not achieving immediate success with smaller clubs, having a smaller budget. You won't usually get the same level of understanding from the board or the fans if you stay with one club. We've all seen it happen. A manager is only as good as his last season. The moment results go against you, you get the infamous "assurance from the board" message and before you know it, out you go. Fergie has maintained a level of consistent success over the years with one club. |
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well, alex ferguson was actually sacked by st mirren; the only club that hold the distinction of sacking him.
rumour had it that this was due to an authorised payments to player. ferguson battle his way but still losing. and he moved to aberdeen where he picked up a few trophies. his stint at manchester united is legendary though..... managers of his time comes and gone but he stayed. there is one ocassion back in early 90s where the fan was calling for his head when he decided to sold kanchelskis, the guvnor and hughes to make way for the fergie's fledgings... but he proved 'em wrong by winning the bpl. while other successful manager get sacked, ferguson stay! and that show a high level of consistency. the argument; he is being at the right club at the right moment... ok, but if he doesn't show that kind of results, will he stay? del bosque won the around 4 international level competition and err....3 domestic cup(correct me if i am wrong) before he was sacked! with such a good records, besiktas placed a high hope on del bosque. yet he 'phailed'! and get the boot. the argument; his success with real madrid was done with a set of galacticos ; zidane, ronaldo, figo and co even though makalele was actually the holding player! he was dully sold to chelsea cuz' he can't sell shirts lets see what del bosque can do with spain national team. he supposed to take over from aragones after the euro competition, is it? btw, trapps , ancelotti along with england's current coach does hold a very good records! |
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QUOTE(+3kk! @ Jun 10 2008, 01:13 AM) the thing abotu it is taht, its super hard to manage a successful international team and only a handful can do it. even more so rare to win a WC with it. The World Cup is indeed a coveted prize and I have to agree that it's probably the biggest honour a manager can be bestowed with. The issue I have with using the World Cup as a gauge is that is it a one off tournament and as such, even rookie managers like Klinsmann can look good by taking over an already strong side. Who knows, they may have won it with someone else in charge or they may have done worse? In any case, is it fair to say that Klinsmann is a good manager? The jury is still out if you ask me. It's too soon to tell. look at england for example; SGE - was a great coach pre england days, and england had talent (there were better then poland at least). but he never really carved much out of it. now, lippi won the WC, and the domestic and european leagues. thats a mean feat to beat, im sure in every managers heart just as in every player. winning the WC is the ultimate goal in football, no amount of domestic leagues or CL can make up for it. you only have this limited few chances to do it. so winning the WC is not a bonus, its the hardest damn title to win and you only have these few chances to do it. the last italian team to do it was waaay back in the 80's and that was a whole different team and the italians dont always rise to the big occations. simply put there are huge limitations, time problems and so on to win the most important and hardest prize in all football history. winning the WC , its like winning the holy grail of football, most managers only can try it once, and most of them only see the cup from tv's on the final day. its a fabled dream for most of us, and only few can go to taht heaven im sure that SAF, wouuld give away half his record just to have this prize in his trophy booth. The challenge international managers have is that there is always an on-going tug-o-war between club and country. Often, international managers don't have the luxury of having all players available to train together fur a long period of time. Then again, I find this argument moot as most international managers with the exception of small sides like Luxemborg, Lithuania , Macedonia, Andorra and like face a similar dilemma. That being said, I believe the key factor of success for international managers is selecting the right group of players and getting them to play cohesively. You can get lucky and you can have one good tournament even if your team is driven solely by star power. Don't get me wrong, I'm not belittling the role of an international manager but when you are in charge of a side like Brazil, you have a wealth of talent at your disposal and I do believe that in a one-off tournament, you can get lucky and progress really far. Notable exceptions may be like when Gus Hiddink brought and unfancied side like Korea to the World Cup semi's (though there was a hugh amount of controversy surrounding that achievement). He is one manager whom I rate by the way. Did very well with Ajax in the Champions League and also took Australia to the World Cup Finals. He is one manager who may not have won as many trophies as some of the names mentioned, but has taken unfancied sides far in major tournaments. It is almost the same with players at the World Cup really. I mean players like Toto Schilacchi, Davor Suker and Oleg Salenko have won the Golden Boot before but made no real progress after. Salenko scored 4 against Cameroon! I guess the point I am trying to make is, I do think it's tougher to achieve sustained domestic success than it is to succeed in one-off tournaments. Granted international tournaments only come about every few years and you have few opportunities as a manager. All i'm saying is that it's easier to get lucky in cup tournaments than it is in the league. I'm not saying it's not tough but one is easier than the other if you ask me. Liverpool fans may raise and eyebrow and suggest that I'm belittling our clubs achievements in the Champions League but it's not easy to reach 2 finals and 1 semifinal in 4 season so there is an amount of consistency here. That being said, we weren't consistent enough of 38 domestic league matches. This post has been edited by Duke Red: Jun 10 2008, 01:10 PM |
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I did say Roy Keane is another good manager.He saves sunderland and promoted them to BPL...
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QUOTE(Jason_T @ Jun 10 2008, 01:27 PM) Steve Coppell did the same with Reading. Keep in mind that Keane did bring in a lot of players which was helped by the Nial Quinn led Irish Consortium. Let's see how they do in their second season. |
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QUOTE(Duke Red @ Jun 10 2008, 01:36 PM) Steve Coppell did the same with Reading. Keep in mind that Keane did bring in a lot of players which was helped by the Nial Quinn led Irish Consortium. Let's see how they do in their second season. coppell did well too..but after sidwell leaves them, the whole team loses confident...hope they do well in championship. |
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that is why i mentioned, to look for the best, we should look for managers who have achievements in both intenational AND domestic level..
i am definitely not going to pick any WC bluntly..for example, scolari..he did win the WC, but his records at club level is nothing..i will never say raymond domenech is great although he is a runners up of WC, bcoz his record at club level is zero.. and all of us should note that lippi took over the italy national team helm in 2004, juz after trappatoni stepped down, and he guided them throughout the whole qualifying campaign which spanned for 2 years..in this 2 years, national team coach can face many problems, such as injuries to their key players, mass media in their country and many more..he didnt managed the italians right before WC, he started from scratch, from tactics to mentality in the team, right after the euros, as the following quotes may explain more clearly... » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « and finally, he won WC, a feat that nobody can have any doubt in.. plus that with his club achievements.. » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « he also brought a sleeping giant to the league glory..similar to fergie.. he failed once at inter milan though during 1999-2000 season.. This post has been edited by matyrze: Jun 10 2008, 02:25 PM |
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 8 2008, 01:55 PM) A good manager is one who has enough strategic and tactical acumen to provide his players with a winning game plan, but can lift and motivate them when things aren't going their way. However, it is easy to confuse this type of manager with one who is with a club that has a blank chequebook. Any fool can buy expensive players and forge a few decent results in the short term. Sooner or later their shortcomings are always exposed. QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 8 2008, 02:01 PM) I wasn't referring to Ferguson, just saying what I think makes a good manager. Typical of United fans to think that the world revolves around them, arrogant gits.... TS read back all your post. All reference are with SAF. Thats why we know you were saying SAF has the black checkbook.» Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « QUOTE(hazremi @ Jun 9 2008, 07:30 PM) QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 9 2008, 08:23 PM) I never said that, do you even read my posts or just pretend to? The amount of rubbish that comes out of your mouth is bemusing. TS, pls read back your post» Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « THE CONCLUSION? ....................... » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « |
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Jun 10 2008, 03:23 PM
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I'm MU supporter
But i vote Arsene Wenger.... He is expert because he build whole entire team! |
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Jun 10 2008, 03:47 PM
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Arsene Wenger for sure. No doubt about it.
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Jun 10 2008, 04:08 PM
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QUOTE(Duke Red @ Jun 10 2008, 01:09 PM) The World Cup is indeed a coveted prize and I have to agree that it's probably the biggest honour a manager can be bestowed with. The issue I have with using the World Cup as a gauge is that is it a one off tournament and as such, even rookie managers like Klinsmann can look good by taking over an already strong side. Who knows, they may have won it with someone else in charge or they may have done worse? In any case, is it fair to say that Klinsmann is a good manager? The jury is still out if you ask me. It's too soon to tell. good points, but we are looking at lippi here. if you were to say klinsi then yes i am skeptical about him being a good manager, he had a good run but thats it. the issue of it is that lippi won them all, the most important prize in football and the other leagues. which puts the point the manager who won almost everything and thats no easy task.The challenge international managers have is that there is always an on-going tug-o-war between club and country. Often, international managers don't have the luxury of having all players available to train together fur a long period of time. Then again, I find this argument moot as most international managers with the exception of small sides like Luxemborg, Lithuania , Macedonia, Andorra and like face a similar dilemma. That being said, I believe the key factor of success for international managers is selecting the right group of players and getting them to play cohesively. You can get lucky and you can have one good tournament even if your team is driven solely by star power. Don't get me wrong, I'm not belittling the role of an international manager but when you are in charge of a side like Brazil, you have a wealth of talent at your disposal and I do believe that in a one-off tournament, you can get lucky and progress really far. Notable exceptions may be like when Gus Hiddink brought and unfancied side like Korea to the World Cup semi's (though there was a hugh amount of controversy surrounding that achievement). He is one manager whom I rate by the way. Did very well with Ajax in the Champions League and also took Australia to the World Cup Finals. He is one manager who may not have won as many trophies as some of the names mentioned, but has taken unfancied sides far in major tournaments. It is almost the same with players at the World Cup really. I mean players like Toto Schilacchi, Davor Suker and Oleg Salenko have won the Golden Boot before but made no real progress after. Salenko scored 4 against Cameroon! I guess the point I am trying to make is, I do think it's tougher to achieve sustained domestic success than it is to succeed in one-off tournaments. Granted international tournaments only come about every few years and you have few opportunities as a manager. All i'm saying is that it's easier to get lucky in cup tournaments than it is in the league. I'm not saying it's not tough but one is easier than the other if you ask me. Liverpool fans may raise and eyebrow and suggest that I'm belittling our clubs achievements in the Champions League but it's not easy to reach 2 finals and 1 semifinal in 4 season so there is an amount of consistency here. That being said, we weren't consistent enough of 38 domestic league matches. the thing also is that to coach a national team, you would go 2 years or maybe more without a title that takes of the amount you can collect in a normal season in a club. you have the chance to win back to back in the club, and perhaps a CL and if you are really good back to back CL. you cant do that in the international team. if winning 1 league cup = 1 WC, i feel that its not justified. you are after all talking about the WC. theres tons of luck in any competition, really as much as you can get lucky in the WC, we can get unlucky in domestic leagues too. say for example you have your key players injured in the xmas season of the epl, or the final few matches to untie the 1st and 2nd place or the other way have them come to life in important points of the season. which posts the better question, how do we valuate the WC? |
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Jun 10 2008, 04:24 PM
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I'm interested in hearing the opinions of those that voted for Wenger.
I have no doubt that he has built a talented young squad whilst spending less than the other top clubs. He even brought Patrick Viera and Thierry Henry to England and turned them into superstars. The thing is this, he had the money to spend especially in the summer but chose not to. Was this a wise choice? Would a better manager have thought it appropriate to bring in a star or two to shore up the squad and give them some experience given that they were challenging on all fronts? Sure spending less and ensuring you're still up there with the but it could also mean you didn't make wise decisions. In the end, it's not about how much you save for the club, it's about how much revenue you bring in. Let's face it, what do we all remember in the end? Some will remember the way managers like Shankly changed the fortunes of a club lingering in the 2nd division like Liverpool. Was he our most successful manager? No, that honour belongs to Mr. Bob Paisley. Shanks however provided the foundation for that success, he rebuilt not just the team but he also instilled values in the club that linger on till today. He changed the way the team trained, the way the team thinks, he instilled a winning mentality in them. At the same time he cherished the clubs greatest asset, it's fans. This is why so many of us still talk about him. Now stories like the above are heart warming but let's face it, how many similar stories are there? Today, people remember results. Did Wenger inherit a poor squad from Bruce Rioch? In his only season, Rioch took Arsenal to a 5th place finish in the league, and with that came UEFA Cup qualification. Arsene Wenger did inherit a team who were solid at the back (Dixon, Keown, Adams, Bould, Winterburn) and which also consisted of one Dennis Bergkamp, David Platt, David Seaman and Ian Wright. In his first season in charge and with the addition of Patrick Viera, Wenger took Arsenal to 3rd in League, just missing out of Champions League qualification. My point is, he didn't exactly inherit a crap squad and turned their fortunes around. He built on one with solid foundations and with the addition of several young and up and coming stars, prepped them for the future. There is lies the problem; Arsenal have come close to dominating the Premiership much like Liverpool did in the 70's/80's and much like how Man Utd are currently doing but they have not enjoyed sustained success, with the exception of the FA Cup. They have not dominated Europe which all great clubs have. Please don't take this as an insult, it's just a comparison. Will Wenger always be building a team for the future, and never focusing on the present? Will he in time, be remembered as a great manager unless he wins more silverware? I'm sure most will answer with an empathic, "yes!" but what if another comes along and wins more silverware? Will Wenger be remembered as the one who laid the foundation? Will his name echo in eternity along with the other great managers? My point is that unless you make a deep impression on the foundations of the club, you must have silverware to have any credibility. I'm not saying Wenger is a failure, he has won titles but he has however yet to enjoy any sustained success. Arsenal do play good football and I do enjoy watching them but the only thing that will linger in the memories of football fans, is what they will have achieved under Wenger. Added on June 10, 2008, 4:53 pm QUOTE(+3kk! @ Jun 10 2008, 04:08 PM) if winning 1 league cup = 1 WC, i feel that its not justified. you are after all talking about the WC. theres tons of luck in any competition, really as much as you can get lucky in the WC, we can get unlucky in domestic leagues too. say for example you have your key players injured in the xmas season of the epl, or the final few matches to untie the 1st and 2nd place or the other way have them come to life in important points of the season. The thing about luck is that I feel a team generally gets a fair share of both good and bad luck over the course of 38 games. The more games you play, the less luck plays a part. As for my take on injuries, I feel it's the role of the manager to ensure they have sufficient cover. It is foreseeable that at some point of the season, you will be missing a couple of players through injury, international duty, fatigue, or even family grievances. The lucky manager is one that has prepared for these situations. The unlucky one was the manager that took the risk of not having ample cover. Mourinho took a big risk by selling Robert Huth, leaving John Terry and Ricardo Carvalho as the only real centrebacks in his first team. When injury beset the team, he even had to play Essien at centreback. Was he unlucky or did he just not prepare? QUOTE(+3kk! @ Jun 10 2008, 04:08 PM) I actually don't analyse the World Cup too much to be honest. It's too short a tournament to claim that teams did or did not perform because of injuries or whatever. I watch it for it's entertainment value. It comes across like more of a car show than a motorsports event to me. Teams go there, parade their stars and wait for buyers to call up after the tournament.This post has been edited by Duke Red: Jun 10 2008, 05:11 PM |
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Jun 10 2008, 05:00 PM
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QUOTE(Singh_Kalan @ Jun 10 2008, 03:47 PM) he is among the great ones, but although his team has great potential n only built with youngsters, he can't seem to get trophies to his name..so for that matter, i would say, Jose Mourinho > Arsene Wenger.. but i voted for Sir Alex Ferguson, bcuz his achievement over the years is something really great and it is not so easy to achieve.. for international managing, i think guus hiddink is very influential.. This post has been edited by JuNz-V: Jun 10 2008, 05:44 PM |
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wenger's squad doesn't cost a bomb, he assemble a squad made up of talented but underperforming youngsters.
he does have a good eye for a gem. buying on cheap and selling on high price but he could learn a thing from aulas. flamini; one of arsenal's most improved player off to milan for free. one thing we does remember about wenger is that he fielded an entire team made of foreign nationality in bpl. beautiful football doesn't always show results. effective play is more synonymous with modern game. btw, arsenal's trophy collection under him isn't something to shout about either. 3 bpl title and 4 fa in 10 years is comparable with mourinho's 2 bpl title and another 2 league cup + 1 fa in his short stint at chelsea; albeit, on the highly expensive assembled squad. ranieri never win any.... |
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Jun 10 2008, 05:54 PM
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sometimes, winning trophies is the only thing that matters to be acknowledged.. if not, what would they be fighting for?
who plays the sexiest football? who spends the less on a squad? who save the team from bad times? no offense to any team, just some examples.. better example, will be from j.mourinho's leadership on chelsea.. they played ugly but effective football with a bunch of world-class players they are able to purchase.. but, only thing that matters, they are the Champions few years back, does anything besides the Champions title matters in the history books? This post has been edited by JuNz-V: Jun 10 2008, 05:56 PM |
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Jun 10 2008, 06:10 PM
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Well, many ppl with many opinion...
If you ask me who is the best mgr in spoting talent, Arsene Wenger. Fergie actually has his right hand man Carlos to spot the player for him. If you ask me who is the best mgr who know how to handle pressure, Fergie. Best tactical mgr, Jose Morinho. There are no practical way to judge who is the best mgr. So in the end, the person won most trophies is the best. |
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Jun 10 2008, 08:06 PM
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Bora Milutinović also great. He gets to train so-so player and so-so country until can reach exceptional level of the respective place he trained.
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Jun 10 2008, 09:42 PM
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QUOTE(Duke Red @ Jun 10 2008, 04:24 PM) I'm interested in hearing the opinions of those that voted for Wenger. I have no doubt that he has built a talented young squad whilst spending less than the other top clubs. He even brought Patrick Viera and Thierry Henry to England and turned them into superstars. The thing is this, he had the money to spend especially in the summer but chose not to. Was this a wise choice? Would a better manager have thought it appropriate to bring in a star or two to shore up the squad and give them some experience given that they were challenging on all fronts? Sure spending less and ensuring you're still up there with the but it could also mean you didn't make wise decisions. In the end, it's not about how much you save for the club, it's about how much revenue you bring in. Let's face it, what do we all remember in the end? Some will remember the way managers like Shankly changed the fortunes of a club lingering in the 2nd division like Liverpool. Was he our most successful manager? No, that honour belongs to Mr. Bob Paisley. Shanks however provided the foundation for that success, he rebuilt not just the team but he also instilled values in the club that linger on till today. He changed the way the team trained, the way the team thinks, he instilled a winning mentality in them. At the same time he cherished the clubs greatest asset, it's fans. This is why so many of us still talk about him. Now stories like the above are heart warming but let's face it, how many similar stories are there? Today, people remember results. Did Wenger inherit a poor squad from Bruce Rioch? In his only season, Rioch took Arsenal to a 5th place finish in the league, and with that came UEFA Cup qualification. Arsene Wenger did inherit a team who were solid at the back (Dixon, Keown, Adams, Bould, Winterburn) and which also consisted of one Dennis Bergkamp, David Platt, David Seaman and Ian Wright. In his first season in charge and with the addition of Patrick Viera, Wenger took Arsenal to 3rd in League, just missing out of Champions League qualification. My point is, he didn't exactly inherit a crap squad and turned their fortunes around. He built on one with solid foundations and with the addition of several young and up and coming stars, prepped them for the future. There is lies the problem; Arsenal have come close to dominating the Premiership much like Liverpool did in the 70's/80's and much like how Man Utd are currently doing but they have not enjoyed sustained success, with the exception of the FA Cup. They have not dominated Europe which all great clubs have. Please don't take this as an insult, it's just a comparison. Will Wenger always be building a team for the future, and never focusing on the present? Will he in time, be remembered as a great manager unless he wins more silverware? I'm sure most will answer with an empathic, "yes!" but what if another comes along and wins more silverware? Will Wenger be remembered as the one who laid the foundation? Will his name echo in eternity along with the other great managers? My point is that unless you make a deep impression on the foundations of the club, you must have silverware to have any credibility. I'm not saying Wenger is a failure, he has won titles but he has however yet to enjoy any sustained success. Arsenal do play good football and I do enjoy watching them but the only thing that will linger in the memories of football fans, is what they will have achieved under Wenger. I didn’t vote, but I’ll reply. I don’t see a problem with not spending because spending is just another policy. Arsenal trains, Arsenal doesn’t spend like other clubs. And I have no idea why being thrifty is overdramatized. Pressing needs have been and are continually addressed at Arsenal i.e voids left by established players are filled with upcoming youngsters and the move to Emirates from Highbury to keep pace in monetary terms. About your claim for the need of experienced players, let’s have another clear look at the vastly experienced players at Wenger’s disposal; Lehmann, Gallas, Toure,Gilberto Silva, Rosicky, Hleb and to a certain extent Van Persie. All these players have undeniable mettle and experience. Do they not have enough experience? It’s not exactly Wenger’s fault players get injured (Rosicky, Van Persie) and run out of form due to international commitments (Lehmann, Toure and Gilberto Silva). I’m sure you would claim that a better manager would’ve seen the injuries coming, so here’s the retort. Buying rigged and untalented local/mecurial foreign personnel would inevitably serve to flood the squad and drown the promising prospects. Would you rather produce a kneejerk reaction and delve into the transfer market for risky deals than to watch the likes of Fabregas, Walcott and Denilson flourish? I know I don’t and I’m glad Wenger didn’t. Don’t forget Arsenal is facing debts without the backing of sugar daddies like the rest of the big four have, we're forced to be prudent. Under Graham and Rioch, Arsenal didn’t exactly flourish bar a few scrappy sporadic titles and a League Cup. If you call an alcoholic and aging backline solid foundation, I can’t really think of a sane reply for you. I wouldn’t call it solid foundation, I’d call it bringing the best out of good players because Wenger had to contend with players’ personal problems, an aging squad and a dull football team all in his first few seasons as Arsenal’s manager. Based on this alone, I scoff at incredulous claims aimed at Wenger and his “apparent lack” of man management skills. Wenger has built 2, and almost 3, in the mould of last season’s squad, title winning squads over the course of 12 years; Overmars/Petit, Vieira/Henry, and almost Fabregas/Adebayor. Plus he brought Arsenal it’s first Champions League final together with the memorable unbeaten season. He is already a great manager in Arsenal’s history. I iterate this again, Wenger changed the club philosophical with his early regimes, earned us trophies/an unbeaten run and brought us to the Emirates. If this isn’t laying the foundation, I have no idea what is. I'll stop short of debating the polls because some want trophies, others want traditions; subjectivity. |
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Seriously, I dun think the best manager should SOLELY depends on the numbers of the trophy won....
Others factors should come in consideration when we choose the best manager. The number of trophies cant prove anything.Different era different level of gameplay. I did like to mention years years ago, there is not much talented players that good in silang2 kaki like ronaldo. Now, we have whole bunch of thems.The game standards varies by years.Hence, there is no such thing as BEST MANAGER cos HE WON THE MOST TROPHIES and there is no way you can compare a club achievement with an international squad achievement. World Cup undoubtedly is way way more difficult than BPL.. and dun tell me you going to compare Scottish league with BPL...no offence..but not the same standard.. hence, no point of arguing who is the best manager when the conditions isnt that fair to any other manager. I did say the 1st Malaysian manager that able to bring Malaysia to world cup to be the best manager Can I? This post has been edited by Jason_T: Jun 10 2008, 10:07 PM |
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Jun 10 2008, 10:30 PM
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Everyone has their own opinion, there is point slating someone else because they disagree with your opinion.
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Jun 10 2008, 10:34 PM
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In terms of trophies, Ferguson has done them all, and several times at that.
In terms of building up new teams, Ferguson has seen several revamps of the MU team, has had several key players left and still rebuilt the team into champs. He has my respect in those regards. I think he's too proud though. |
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Just wanna highlight...different league different standard...Eg, if I won Scottish league 30times, u rate me higher than SAF?
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 10 2008, 10:30 PM) Everyone has their own opinion, there is point slating someone else because they disagree with your opinion. Everyone has their own opinion. Agreed.Problem is you like to contradict your own opinion. First you said something then you said something else. I have highlighted all your contradicting posts on my previous post. |
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we should have open a thread of best manager in liga perdana malaysia...malaysia boleh!
in future if wan avoid bias just open a thread call best manager of club xxx...haa then there will be a fair poll... |
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Jun 11 2008, 12:01 PM
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If Ferguson is proud then what is Mourinho ?
Out of this world ?????? |
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Jun 11 2008, 01:24 PM
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QUOTE(Jason_T @ Jun 10 2008, 10:37 PM) Just wanna highlight...different league different standard...Eg, if I won Scottish league 30times, u rate me higher than SAF? i doubt it. spl had been dominated by 2 club far too long. walter smith won a combined honour of 15 with rangers, yet he 'phailed' with everton. while moyes had been doing pretty well. martin o'neill won about 6 combined titles with celtic and he is doing great at villa at the moment. best bet! ferguson won titles with st mirren, aberdeen and manchester united. staying for 20 years without being sacked is already a commendable achievements. traps won titles with juventus, inter, bayern munich and a few other clubs. so does lippi and a few others. maintaining the success rate in the long run with different set of players is fundamental. QUOTE(Monya Meow Meow @ Jun 11 2008, 12:01 PM) he is a self professed 'the special one' |
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Jun 11 2008, 04:58 PM
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QUOTE(FollowN @ Jun 10 2008, 09:42 PM) I don’t see a problem with not spending because spending is just another policy. Arsenal trains, Arsenal doesn’t spend like other clubs. And I have no idea why being thrifty is overdramatized. It's simple, you can spend or you can save. In the end, you have to determine which works best. I have said that the thriftiest manager is not necessarily the better manager and I doubt you'd disagree. If a manager spends and wins trophies ala Ferguson or Mourinho, they will get the recognition they deserve from their fans. Only opposition fans will claim the 'bought' the trophies. In the end, it is them that will have a healthier bank balance and happier fans. If a manager chooses not to spend and still wins trophies, NO ONE can say a bad thing about him. What about if a manager had the funds ($50 million pounds I believe it was), didn't spend and didn't win anything, falling near the final hurdle? I don't know about you mate but I for one will be wondering if we could have gone further had we added a couple of players or so to the squad. To each his own. QUOTE(FollowN @ Jun 10 2008, 09:42 PM) I’m sure you would claim that a better manager would’ve seen the injuries coming, so here’s the retort. Buying rigged and untalented local/mecurial foreign personnel would inevitably serve to flood the squad and drown the promising prospects. Would you rather produce a kneejerk reaction and delve into the transfer market for risky deals than to watch the likes of Fabregas, Walcott and Denilson flourish? I know I don’t and I’m glad Wenger didn’t. Don’t forget Arsenal is facing debts without the backing of sugar daddies like the rest of the big four have, we're forced to be prudent. I may be wrong but this article ranks you 5th on the "biggest clubs" list, in terms of revenue. http://www.iht.com/articles/reuters/2008/0...ER-FINANCES.php If anything we (Liverpool) are in massive debt now, after our owners took out loans on everything, even Torres belongs to the bank. QUOTE(FollowN @ Jun 10 2008, 09:42 PM) Under Graham and Rioch, Arsenal didn’t exactly flourish bar a few scrappy sporadic titles and a League Cup. If you call an alcoholic and aging backline solid foundation, I can’t really think of a sane reply for you. I wouldn’t call it solid foundation, I’d call it bringing the best out of good players because Wenger had to contend with players’ personal problems, an aging squad and a dull football team all in his first few seasons as Arsenal’s manager. Based on this alone, I scoff at incredulous claims aimed at Wenger and his “apparent lack” of man management skills. Don't know who you're referring to, I made no reference to his man management skills. Wenger was appointed manager in 1996 right? As for your backline at the time, read my post. I said, "solid at the back". I did not say, "solid foundation". At the time Wenger took over, Martin Keown and Tony Adams were 29. Both were England internationals. Dixon was 32 but played for England until he was 34. Winterburn is the notable exception, being unlucky enough to be playing the same time Stuart Pearce did, and he was 32. I did not say they were players for the future but as you can see, they remained mainstays of the Arsenal defence for another 3 season. QUOTE(FollowN @ Jun 10 2008, 09:42 PM) Wenger has built 2, and almost 3, in the mould of last season’s squad, title winning squads over the course of 12 years; Overmars/Petit, Vieira/Henry, and almost Fabregas/Adebayor. Plus he brought Arsenal it’s first Champions League final together with the memorable unbeaten season. He is already a great manager in Arsenal’s history. I haven't a doubt Wengerl will go down in your history books as one of your greatest every managers. Take a look at the thread title. Man Utd have dominated the Premiership since it's inception under Ferguson. They have also won the Champions League twice under him. I for one cannot say that in time, Wenger will be remember as the better manager especially by neutral fans. If you think otherwise, fairplay. I do however think some other Man Utd fan will come along and tell you how Ferguson has built a foundation for the club, etc AND he has the trophies to back it up. I hate Ferguson, no big secret but I find it hard to argue with logic. I iterate this again, Wenger changed the club philosophical with his early regimes, earned us trophies/an unbeaten run and brought us to the Emirates. If this isn’t laying the foundation, I have no idea what is. Pardon my ignorance but how has Wenger brought you to the Emirates? As for building a foundation, you'll know it's there when you've built an empire at the top of it. Only time will tell. This post has been edited by Duke Red: Jun 11 2008, 05:46 PM |
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QUOTE(Duke Red @ Jun 11 2008, 04:58 PM) It's simple, you can spend or you can save. In the end, you have to determine which works best. I have said that the thriftiest manager is not necessarily the better manager and I doubt you'd disagree. If a manager spends and wins trophies ala Ferguson or Mourinho, they will get the recognition they deserve from their fans. Only opposition fans will claim the 'bought' the trophies. In the end, it is them that will have a healthier bank balance and happier fans. If a manager chooses not to spend and still wins trophies, NO ONE can say a bad thing about him. What about if a manager had the funds ($50 million pounds I believe it was), didn't spend and didn't win anything, falling near the final hurdle? I don't know about you mate but I for one will be wondering if we could have gone further had we added a couple of players or so to the squad. To each his own. I completely agree with what you said, and I’m absolutely confident in majority of veteran gooners’ happiness. I brought my point up because it sounded like you were criticizing Wenger’s frugality when you said: “The thing is this, he had the money to spend especially in the summer but chose not to. Was this a wise choice? Would a better manager have thought it appropriate to bring in a star or two to shore up the squad and give them some experience given that they were challenging on all fronts?” I could’ve misunderstood. QUOTE I may be wrong but this article ranks you 5th on the "biggest clubs" list, in terms of revenue. http://www.iht.com/articles/reuters/2008/0...ER-FINANCES.php If anything we (Liverpool) are in massive debt now, after our owners took out loans on everything, even Torres belongs to the bank. If Mr Yanks in Liverpool happen to screw up, they could always dig into their own pockets ala Mr Abrahamovich although this is questionable judging by the magnitude of turmoil up above in Liverpool's boardroom. But you see the point is Liverpool has the owners and the banks behind them while we have only the banks behind us. You have two, we have one. Get why I insinuated we're in a more precarious position, if something were to go wrong, than the rest of big four? You said it yourself in the initial post’s first paragraph that it’s about how much revenue the club nets, not how much the club saves. I’ll prove this point later about Wenger laying the foundations for Arsenal FC. QUOTE Wenger was appointed manager in 1996 right? As for your backline at the time, read my post. I said, "solid at the back". I did not say, "solid foundation". At the time Wenger took over, Martin Keown and Tony Adams were 29. Both were England internationals. Dixon was 32 but played for England until he was 34. Winterburn is the notable exception, being unlucky enough to be playing the same time Stuart Pearce did, and he was 32. I did not say they were players for the future but as you can see, they remained mainstays of the Arsenal defence for another 3 season. That snide remark wasn’t aimed at you, it was meant for other people. I was commenting on this section of your post when I said solid foundation: “He built on one with solid foundations and with the addition of several young and up and coming stars, prepped them for the future.” Arsenal’s backline at that time had a combined average age of 31 years (The 4 you mentioned together with Remi Garde and Steve Bould – I cant remember the names of two others). An aging backline is hardly solid foundation for the future/Wenger but ok, I agree with you the back was solid. Yes, he came in 1996. QUOTE I haven't a doubt Wengerl will go down in your history books as one of your greatest every managers. Take a look at the thread title. Man Utd have dominated the Premiership since it's inception under Ferguson. They have also won the Champions League twice under him. I for one cannot say that in time, Wenger will be remember as the better manager especially by neutral fans. If you think otherwise, fairplay. I do however think some other Man Utd fan will come along and tell you how Ferguson has built a foundation for the club, etc AND he has the trophies to back it up. I hate Ferguson, no big secret but I find it hard to argue with logic. Didn’t I say I’d be ignoring the polls? But fine, I beg to differ. Ferguson would be known as the more successful manager in terms of trophies while Wenger would be remembered as the man who commanded an entertaining and historic team. I struggle to understand this : “Ferguson has built a foundation for the club”. What exactly is your definition of foundation? Specifically trophies or general involvement in the club's overall progress? QUOTE Pardon my ignorance but how has Wenger brought you to the Emirates? As for building a foundation, you'll know it's there when you've built an empire at the top of it. Only time will tell. An excerpt : "It was Arsene Wenger who was egging us on to go for the new stadium. He is an ambitious man and we have taken some risk to get where we are." Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtm...24/sfnbos24.xml The complete refute to your following uninformed claims would be: Will Wenger always be building a team for the future, and never focusing on the present? Will he in time, be remembered as a great manager unless he wins more silverware? I'm sure most will answer with an empathic, "yes!" but what if another comes along and wins more silverware? Will Wenger be remembered as the one who laid the foundation? Will his name echo in eternity along with the other great managers? My point is that unless you make a deep impression on the foundations of the club, you must have silverware to have any credibility. I'm not saying Wenger is a failure, he has won titles but he has however yet to enjoy any sustained success. Arsenal do play good football and I do enjoy watching them but the only thing that will linger in the memories of football fans, is what they will have achieved under Wenger. This. Wenger brought us to the Emirates (great revenue) which would tentatively prove to be pivotal for the incoming managers, brought us to the club’s first Champions League final, netted a couple of doubles, created an unbeaten squad and most importantly created an impressive network of talent scouts for us. Long story short, yes Wenger will be remembered regardless of him winning trophies because he is foundation. |
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QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 11 2008, 05:44 PM) i prefer to say it that way... Added on June 12, 2008, 9:12 am QUOTE(yngwie @ Jun 11 2008, 01:24 PM) i doubt it. spl had been dominated by 2 club far too long. walter smith won a combined honour of 15 with rangers, yet he I do agree that maintaining different sets of playes is fundamental.'phailed' with everton. while moyes had been doing pretty well. martin o'neill won about 6 combined titles with celtic and he is doing great at villa at the moment. best bet! ferguson won titles with st mirren, aberdeen and manchester united. staying for 20 years without being sacked is already a commendable achievements. traps won titles with juventus, inter, bayern munich and a few other clubs. so does lippi and a few others. maintaining the success rate in the long run with different set of players is fundamental. But still, the standard of BPL and SPL is totally different. The likes of celtic and rangers can be champion in SPL, can they do it at BPL? The same heres. Take an ori kit compared with thailand handmade ciplak kit...there must be certain difference between those 2. Winning titles in aberdeen in 80's doesnt mean you can win the title again with aberdeen now. The football nowadays is totally different from what football is in the past. The standard of football varies by league. It is the truth. Hence, the best manager shouldnt just solely depends on the numbers of trophy.. Many things have to come to consideration. and to me, there is no such thing as THE BEST MANAGER. Everyone loses at least 1...BEST MANAGER should never lose Added on June 12, 2008, 9:19 am QUOTE(ellimist @ Jun 10 2008, 05:00 PM) Trophies doesnt mean anything...especially those winning with small gap...there isnt anything actually to proud of at all... Luck do play some part.....if u ask me Added on June 12, 2008, 9:27 am QUOTE(yngwie @ Jun 10 2008, 05:44 PM) wenger's squad doesn't cost a bomb, he assemble a squad made up of talented but underperforming youngsters. if u take mourinho's porto, then is comparable...but chelsea?he does have a good eye for a gem. buying on cheap and selling on high price but he could learn a thing from aulas. flamini; one of arsenal's most improved player off to milan for free. one thing we does remember about wenger is that he fielded an entire team made of foreign nationality in bpl. beautiful football doesn't always show results. effective play is more synonymous with modern game. btw, arsenal's trophy collection under him isn't something to shout about either. 3 bpl title and 4 fa in 10 years is comparable with mourinho's 2 bpl title and another 2 league cup + 1 fa in his short stint at chelsea; albeit, on the highly expensive assembled squad. ranieri never win any.... how much they spent in the past and how much arsenal spent? for the past few years, i can only see them selling their star and buying 2-3 players which cant even compared to 1 31m shev.. and you said the achievement is comparable? speechless Added on June 12, 2008, 9:33 am QUOTE(yngwie @ Jun 9 2008, 04:54 PM) marcelo lippi won titles with juventus and italian national team while alex ferguson done it with st mirren, aberdeen and manchester united. As you mentioned before, maintaining the success rate in the long run with different set of players is fundamental.Hence, it proves that lippi done a great job, isnt it?]but winning a title with national team of course is a bonus. then again, italy does won the wc thrice before and their team always rise to the ocassion. lets see...... lippi collected around 14 title including the wc and ferguson easily had more than 30! here you go... St.Mirren 1974–1978 Domestic competition ; Scottish First Division: Winner: 1976–77 Aberdeen 1978–1986 Domestic competition ; Scottish Premier Division: Winner: 1979–80, 1983–84, 1984–85 Scottish Cup: Winner: 1981–82, 1982–83, 1983–84, 1985–86 Scottish League Cup: Winner: 1985–86 Runner-up: 1978–79, 1979–80 European competition UEFA Cup Winners' Cup Winner: 1982–83 UEFA Super Cup: Winner: 1983 Manchester United 1986– Domestic competition; Premier League: Winner: 1992–93, 1993–94, 1995–96, 1996–97, 1998–99, 1999–2000, 2000–01, 2002–03, 2006–07, 2007–08 Runner-up: 1994–95, 1997–98, 2005–06 Football League First Division: Runner-up: 1987–88, 1991–92 FA Cup: Winner: 1989–90, 1993–94, 1995–96, 1998–99, 2003–04 Runner-up: 1994–95, 2004–05, 2006–07 League Cup: Winner: 1991–92, 2005–06 Runner-up: 1990–91, 1993–94, 2002–03 FA Charity/Community Shield: Winner: 1990 (shared), 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 2003, 2007 Runner-up: 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004 European competition UEFA Champions League: Winner: 1998–99, 2007–08 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup: Winner: 1990–91 UEFA Super Cup: Winner: 1991 Runner-up: 1999 International competition Intercontinental Cup: Winner: 1999 Individual Awards FA Premier League Manager of the Year: 1993–94, 1995–96, 1996–97, 1998–99, 1999–2000, 2002–03, 2006–07, 2007–08 giovanni trapatonni a close 2nd. he won over 20 titles with a few different clubs including bayern munich,inter, juventus and benfica. still shorts of ferguson's achievements. lippi comes in 3rd. wikipedia is indeed a great source. it help us refresh our memory. you do the math, dude btw, i was a mu fan since i was a kid back in the end of 89. what a coincidence! and reading your post, indirectly, you are telling us the numbers of trophies should be the priority of judging the best manager instead of the quality of the cup? oh my, then pls hail anyone who win more cups than SAF even if it is u18 team or u12 team... Added on June 12, 2008, 9:37 am QUOTE(yngwie @ Jun 9 2008, 05:42 PM) ferguson does won the uefa cup winners cup and super cup with aberdeen back then. he results with 'em is more consistent compared to his manchester united's ratio. That's 06 agree with you about the contenders. arsene wenger and jose mourinho isn't up there with ferguson, trapps and lippi. jose mourinho won the euro cl cup with porto but he 'phailed' when he have everything at his disposal with chelase. wenger was a near man back in 05. btw, success are measure from the number of titles won, is it? even though i am a mu fan, am surely not being biased when it comes to judgement. history speak for itself. unlike italy and germany or it's neighbour; england, scotland isn't really had a good history in international football. but the rest of us sure wanted to see ferguson managing the england team, aren't we? franz beckenbauer and carlos alberto perreira was another example of very capable coach. btw, if grant was to win the bpl's title, cl and carling cup, prolly' his name will be be on the list too scolari won the wc with brazil but whether he can do it with portugal with quite a resources on tap, remain to be seen. credit should go to otto rehagal to for parking their greece's team bus infront of goalpost in the last edition of euro competition, yet they take home the euro holygrail. QUOTE but the rest of us sure wanted to see ferguson managing the england team, aren't we? Not me...scolari is one of the best eg...he is good in international...he sucks in club team... This post has been edited by Jason_T: Jun 12 2008, 09:37 AM |
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QUOTE(yngwie @ Jun 9 2008, 03:44 PM) jm didn't wnn everything with chelsea. but he does landed the euro cup with porto. his failure to bring the euro holygrail to stamford bridge with better team compared with porto cost him dearly. before man u winning cl, where is MU when chelsea qualify for semi? grant was a near man. still, jm is a great manager. he created that sort of aura of invincibility at chelsea. Given JM the same amount of time, he will deliver the same number of trophies for chelsea as well.. SAF took 10years+(since he joining since 80's) before winning in 1999(CL..which is called STEADY while liv 2005 is called LUCKY) give JM 10 years..ops...nono..just compare the years..hw many years JM in porto before winning CL? you do the maths.. Added on June 12, 2008, 9:45 am QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 12 2008, 09:38 AM) They said every year liv signed quantity players and mANU signed quality players... now now, take back the words, eh? I wonder quality or quantity should come 1st... Comparing the achievement in SPL with BPL/La Liga/Serie A is totally nuts, if u ask me.. This post has been edited by Jason_T: Jun 12 2008, 09:45 AM |
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mu lost to milan in semifinal
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the awards like manager of the month u call it what?
he won it numerous times |
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QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 12 2008, 09:46 AM) 1 time semi?and can u pls do the maths of JM in porto compared with SAF before winning his 1st CL? Added on June 12, 2008, 9:49 am QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 12 2008, 09:47 AM) so did AW, AG,JM...I did never hear their fans say the cabinet is going to be full...That's typical arrogant, if u ask me This post has been edited by Jason_T: Jun 12 2008, 09:49 AM |
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porto is banned from ucl next season, caught setting up the match
and if not for scholes valid goal considered offside by referee, i doubt chelsea will go for mourinho that time Added on June 12, 2008, 9:52 am QUOTE(Jason_T @ Jun 12 2008, 09:47 AM) 1 time semi? if u know what is the meaning of joking, u wont post thatand can u pls do the maths of JM in porto compared with SAF before winning his 1st CL? Added on June 12, 2008, 9:49 am so did AW, AG,JM...I did never hear their fans say the cabinet is going to be full... That's typical arrogant, if u ask me This post has been edited by MADReaLJL: Jun 12 2008, 09:52 AM |
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QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 12 2008, 09:51 AM) porto is banned from ucl next season, caught setting up the match so, cant the same thing applies to Liv?and if not for scholes valid goal considered offside by referee, i doubt chelsea will go for mourinho that time In 2007 cl final, ac milan might be setting up the match as well since they was caught the same years...and surprisingly they still get the chance to play. Hails rafa then? Nono..There is nothing to do with it.Won means won it. There is no such thing as they set up the match and so on cos even if they did, they r not going to return the trophies, are they? Added on June 12, 2008, 9:56 am QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 12 2008, 09:51 AM) i cant sense the joke...maybe abu This post has been edited by Jason_T: Jun 12 2008, 09:57 AM |
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i just typed it for info, the real argument is the below one, but heck its already the past..
during milan's time uefa still didnt have rules to be applied for that, correct me if im wrong This post has been edited by MADReaLJL: Jun 12 2008, 10:01 AM |
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QUOTE(Jason_T @ Jun 12 2008, 09:06 AM) i prefer to say it that way... your statements contradicts to each other. first you said, spl is nothing like epl, then you asked us to compare JM's time in Porto? Awww, come on. And yeah, luck does play part in everything. same can be said when Liverpool winning the UCL in 2005?Added on June 12, 2008, 9:12 am I do agree that maintaining different sets of playes is fundamental. But still, the standard of BPL and SPL is totally different. The likes of celtic and rangers can be champion in SPL, can they do it at BPL? The same heres. Take an ori kit compared with thailand handmade ciplak kit...there must be certain difference between those 2. Winning titles in aberdeen in 80's doesnt mean you can win the title again with aberdeen now. The football nowadays is totally different from what football is in the past. The standard of football varies by league. It is the truth. Hence, the best manager shouldnt just solely depends on the numbers of trophy.. Many things have to come to consideration. and to me, there is no such thing as THE BEST MANAGER. Everyone loses at least 1...BEST MANAGER should never lose Added on June 12, 2008, 9:19 am Trophies doesnt mean anything... especially those winning with small gap...there isnt anything actually to proud of at all... Luck do play some part.....if u ask me Added on June 12, 2008, 9:27 am if u take mourinho's porto, then is comparable...but chelsea? how much they spent in the past and how much arsenal spent? for the past few years, i can only see them selling their star and buying 2-3 players which cant even compared to 1 31m shev.. and you said the achievement is comparable? speechless QUOTE(Jason_T @ Jun 12 2008, 09:42 AM) before man u winning cl, where is MU when chelsea qualify for semi? don't you think, same can be said as, where was Chelsea before they win the EPL? or, since you like to banter so much, I can say something like where's Liverpool for this 18 years?Given JM the same amount of time, he will deliver the same number of trophies for chelsea as well.. SAF took 10years+(since he joining since 80's) before winning in 1999(CL..which is called STEADY while liv 2005 is called LUCKY) give JM 10 years..ops...nono..just compare the years..hw many years JM in porto before winning CL? you do the maths.. Added on June 12, 2008, 9:45 am They said every year liv signed quantity players and mANU signed quality players... now now, take back the words, eh? I wonder quality or quantity should come 1st... Comparing the achievement in SPL with BPL/La Liga/Serie A is totally nuts, if u ask me.. QUOTE(Jason_T @ Jun 12 2008, 09:47 AM) Added on June 12, 2008, 9:49 am so did AW, AG,JM...I did never hear their fans say the cabinet is going to be full... That's typical arrogant, if u ask me QUOTE(Jason_T @ Jun 12 2008, 09:55 AM) so, cant the same thing applies to Liv? So, won is won eh? same can be said by winning the league with 2 extra points of the runners up?In 2007 cl final, ac milan might be setting up the match as well since they was caught the same years...and surprisingly they still get the chance to play. Hails rafa then? Nono..There is nothing to do with it.Won means won it. There is no such thing as they set up the match and so on cos even if they did, they r not going to return the trophies, are they? Added on June 12, 2008, 9:56 am i cant sense the joke...maybe abu You're totally unbelievable. Credit is given where it is due. SAF has maintained to head United's for 22 years and still counting. It's not easy to keep your job especially these days. I pity JM for being sacked because he didn't managed to win UCL. I've always think he is a master of tactician and he's good at playing mind games. Credits to Rafa for having a total go in UCL. It's consistency to reach UCL semifinals numerous times in just a short period. He even almost win it twice. Arsene is not being called 'The Professor' for nothing. He made superstars out of nothing. Two of most gifted players he has created, Henry and Fabregas. As someone has asked, what are the criteria for best managers? And what are the measurements of a best manager? How to measure? This post has been edited by boxsystem: Jun 12 2008, 11:44 AM |
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QUOTE(Jason_T @ Jun 12 2008, 09:06 AM) Hence, the best manager shouldnt just solely depends on the numbers of trophy.. nobody is perfect.... but best manager win over and over again with different set of players.Many things have to come to consideration. and to me, there is no such thing as THE BEST MANAGER. Everyone loses at least 1...BEST MANAGER should never lose Trophies doesnt mean anything... especially those winning with small gap...there isnt anything actually to proud of at all... Luck do play some part.....if u ask me if u take mourinho's porto, then is comparable...but chelsea? how much they spent in the past and how much arsenal spent? for the past few years, i can only see them selling their star and buying 2-3 players which cant even compared to 1 31m shev.. and you said the achievement is comparable? speechless As you mentioned before, maintaining the success rate in the long run with different set of players is fundamental.Hence, it proves that lippi done a great job, isnt it?] and reading your post, indirectly, you are telling us the numbers of trophies should be the priority of judging the best manager instead of the quality of the cup? oh my, then pls hail anyone who win more cups than SAF even if it is u18 team or u12 team... best manager should be able to stay at one club for 20 years.... either maintain the consistency / success rate or get sacked! as simple as that! a manager is as good as the trophies he collected. grant inherited an 'already complete chelsea squad' and managed to get 'em into 3 finals; but he win nothing. nah, if he win the treble, i am sure he will be remember as bigger coach than mourinho. even if he isn't at the same league. if trophies doesn't mean anything, why is that all the manager around wanted to win 'em badly? why bother to create a competition just to find a worthy winner if trophies mean nothing? commercial purposes? personal satisfaction?? for the fan or for fun? mu strike a jackpot in the recent ucl final against chelsea. thanks to terry's slip. thats sheer luck those titles listed doesn't included the kiddo stuffs. get the fact right. i never mentioned about u18 or even u21. we're discussing clubs and national managers; about bpl, la liga, scudettos, eredivisie, ucl, wc and those of the same standard. what do you mean by the 'quality of the cup'? those treble won by mu aren't good enough? how about the the liverpool's 05 ucl win? of course, i understand the recent double by mu doesn't fit into your u12 or u18 judgements? read thru my post again... ferguson, traps, lippi and perhaps the current england manager is a cut above the rest. mourinho, wenger and rafa is catching up. some other coach had proved themselves at international stage, yet they failed with clubs' assignment. you can play sexy football and entertain the crowd but the fan / everyone will surely craving for trophies. until wenger win the ucl with his boys, he will be best remember as a near man. the amount of money he spend on players is as less as his trophy collection. the amount of money rafa spend on his squad is as good as his istanbul shocker. the amount of money chelsea spend for players and the success that comes with it is overrated. lets see what scolari can do with the vast resources of chelsea. Added on June 12, 2008, 1:17 pm QUOTE(Jason_T @ Jun 12 2008, 09:42 AM) before man u winning cl, where is MU when chelsea qualify for semi? mourinho is good, no doubt, his achievements in europe is better than wenger.Given JM the same amount of time, he will deliver the same number of trophies for chelsea as well.. SAF took 10years+(since he joining since 80's) before winning in 1999(CL..which is called STEADY while liv 2005 is called LUCKY) give JM 10 years..ops...nono..just compare the years..hw many years JM in porto before winning CL? you do the maths.. nah, he won with smaller club like porto but he didn't win it with chelsea when he was given almost everything; highly expensive assembled team their whole squad value is equivalent to a combined value of mu and liverpools' players. he get the boot, anyway. blame it on roman hopefully he'll do better at inter. This post has been edited by yngwie: Jun 12 2008, 01:17 PM |
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QUOTE(boxsystem @ Jun 12 2008, 11:37 AM) As someone has asked, what are the criteria for best managers? And what are the measurements of a best manager? How to measure? i must say managers should be credited based on his success..well, unlike football players, who have their missions or tasks on the field varied depending on their positions, managers meanwhile have only a single task..to WIN!!if a manager didnt win enough honours, then he should be counted out..as that may suggest that throughout a single season, he might have done bad tactical decisions or bad transfer decisions etc.. some may say certain managers doesnt have the luxuries of big money generated by some oil derricks or whatever..err b4 u say this, please check how much villareal have spent each summer in recent years, and they got 2nd place in la liga, continuously in top 10 placings since 2003/2004 season and even reached the UCL semis several years back.. their signing of the season all was signed through free transfer..and do you know how small is villareal c.f??fyi, villareal is a port city where its whole population won't fill up old trafford(wikipedia: 49,045 (2007))..and their stadium is just a 23000 capacity stadium..for me Manuel Pellegrini have done really well here, his achievements is admirable considering the size of his club guys, managers are appointed to bring continuous glories to their club and country, and whoever have done exactly that, then he should be considered..for me, this award should go to only this 2 persons Sir Alex ferguson(manhester united) and Marcelo Lippi(juventus and italy) i am barca's fan, and i hate the way SAF play his team against us in UCL semis, especially in the 1st leg, really i bolded that name bcoz if arsene wenger have his name in our shorlist, that guy with that bolded name should also be on our list This post has been edited by matyrze: Jun 12 2008, 01:27 PM |
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manuel pellegrini and mauricio pellegrino is almost identical.
manuel pellegrini is the one who win the title with river plate. is it? |
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QUOTE(Jason_T @ Jun 12 2008, 09:06 AM) and to me, there is no such thing as THE BEST MANAGER. best /bɛst/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[best] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation Everyone loses at least 1...BEST MANAGER should never lose –adjective, superl. of good with better as compar. 1. of the highest quality, excellence, or standing: the best work; the best students. What it mean is that given a group of managers such as the list, which one is of the highest quality, excellence, or standing. Which means there are such thing as THE BEST MANAGER. |
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QUOTE(matyrze @ Jun 12 2008, 01:26 PM) i must say managers should be credited based on his success..well, unlike football players, who have their missions or tasks on the field varied depending on their positions, managers meanwhile have only a single task..to WIN!! Thanks. And yeah, I hate our approach against Barca in UCL's semifinal. I'm with your and DukeRed's sentiments.if a manager didnt win enough honours, then he should be counted out..as that may suggest that throughout a single season, he might have done bad tactical decisions or bad transfer decisions etc.. some may say certain managers doesnt have the luxuries of big money generated by some oil derricks or whatever..err b4 u say this, please check how much villareal have spent each summer in recent years, and they got 2nd place in la liga, continuously in top 10 placings since 2003/2004 season and even reached the UCL semis several years back.. their signing of the season all was signed through free transfer..and do you know how small is villareal c.f??fyi, villareal is a port city where its whole population won't fill up old trafford(wikipedia: 49,045 (2007))..and their stadium is just a 23000 capacity stadium..for me Manuel Pellegrini have done really well here, his achievements is admirable considering the size of his club guys, managers are appointed to bring continuous glories to their club and country, and whoever have done exactly that, then he should be considered..for me, this award should go to only this 2 persons Sir Alex ferguson(manhester united) and Marcelo Lippi(juventus and italy) i am barca's fan, and i hate the way SAF play his team against us in UCL semis, especially in the 1st leg, really i bolded that name bcoz if arsene wenger have his name in our shorlist, that guy with that bolded name should also be on our list |
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QUOTE(boxsystem @ Jun 12 2008, 02:34 PM) Thanks. And yeah, I hate our approach against Barca in UCL's semifinal. I'm with your and DukeRed's sentiments. i'd prefer mu to be more advanterous too. ultra defensive style isn't mu usual style. then again, sometimes manager need to come out with something different against an equally good team. as mourinho describe it ' parking the team bus infront of goal' |
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Jun 12 2008, 05:19 PM
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QUOTE(FollowN @ Jun 11 2008, 07:19 PM) If Mr Yanks in Liverpool happen to screw up, they could always dig into their own pockets ala Mr Abrahamovich although this is questionable judging by the magnitude of turmoil up above in Liverpool's boardroom. But you see the point is Liverpool has the owners and the banks behind them while we have only the banks behind us. You have two, we have one. Get why I insinuated we're in a more precarious position, if something were to go wrong, than the rest of big four? I guess we each have our problems. If our owners decide to high tail it back to Yankland, we need someone willing to clear our debts. QUOTE(FollowN @ Jun 11 2008, 07:19 PM) But fine, I beg to differ. Ferguson would be known as the more successful manager in terms of trophies while Wenger would be remembered as the man who commanded an entertaining and historic team. Ferguson's team also plays entertaining football, much like Liverpool did in the 70's/80's. Ultimately fans would want their teams to pummel their opposition into submission with exquisite football, but that isn't always the case. Chelsea don't play the most attractive football but they did enough to squeeze through a number of encounters one nil on their way to the Premiership. I do not think that playing beautiful football and winning trophies are mutually exclusive but I do think the latter is most important. The game has gotten more technical and I do think this has sometimes resulted in football matches being as interesting to watch as a game of chess. I get what you mean when you say "entertaining" team but what is your definition of "historic" in this context? QUOTE(FollowN @ Jun 11 2008, 07:19 PM) I struggle to understand this : “Ferguson has built a foundation for the club”. What exactly is your definition of foundation? Specifically trophies or general involvement in the club's overall progress? Given the two options you have presented me with, I'm leaning towards the latter. Although each manager will have his preference in terms of style of play, I do think they know better than to change a winning formula. Liverpool played practically the same football under Shankly, Paisley, Fagan and Dalglish and I think it's safe to assume then that they built on the foundations laid down by the Shanks. The Bootroom, the all-red kits, the "This Is Anfield" sign are just some of the traditions that was started by the Shanks. The bond between the players and coaching staff stemming from when Shankly famously proclaimed that Liverpool is the people's club and that fans matters most. The day when Shankly bought a ticket and stood at the Kop as a fan after his retirement. When asked he said it was where he felt he belonged, with the fans, the people. These attribute to the foundations of the club, and it's blue collared background. These are some examples of what I refer to as "foundations" as some of it is still practiced. QUOTE(FollowN @ Jun 11 2008, 07:19 PM) An excerpt : "It was Arsene Wenger who was egging us on to go for the new stadium. He is an ambitious man and we have taken some risk to get where we are." Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtm...24/sfnbos24.xml Thanks for the enlightenment. QUOTE(FollowN @ Jun 11 2008, 07:19 PM) The complete refute to your following uninformed claims would be: Fairplay. This may lead to an era of dominance soon, who knows?Will Wenger always be building a team for the future, and never focusing on the present? Will he in time, be remembered as a great manager unless he wins more silverware? I'm sure most will answer with an empathic, "yes!" but what if another comes along and wins more silverware? Will Wenger be remembered as the one who laid the foundation? Will his name echo in eternity along with the other great managers? My point is that unless you make a deep impression on the foundations of the club, you must have silverware to have any credibility. I'm not saying Wenger is a failure, he has won titles but he has however yet to enjoy any sustained success. Arsenal do play good football and I do enjoy watching them but the only thing that will linger in the memories of football fans, is what they will have achieved under Wenger. This. Wenger brought us to the Emirates (great revenue) which would tentatively prove to be pivotal for the incoming managers, brought us to the club’s first Champions League final, netted a couple of doubles, created an unbeaten squad and most importantly created an impressive network of talent scouts for us. Long story short, yes Wenger will be remembered regardless of him winning trophies because he is foundation. Added on June 12, 2008, 5:27 pm QUOTE(boxsystem @ Jun 12 2008, 11:37 AM) As someone has asked, what are the criteria for best managers? And what are the measurements of a best manager? How to measure? I brought up the same question in the "Best Buy" thread. It appeared that the general concensus was "$ to goal ratio". What about intangible values, or contributions that aren't recorded? What if a player had completely changed the shape of a team which led to them winning more games? He doesn't have to score goals for them to win. His teammates play better with him. How do you rate players like these without seeing them play every week? It's subjective which is why I always encourage posters to articulate their reasons. As you can see I am having a conversation with FOLLOW N and he is able to reason why he thinks Wenger is the better manager, although he doesn't have that many manager. I may or may not agree with his points, but they are still valid points. It then comes down which points are most valid, those in favour of Ferguson, or those in favour of Wenger. 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Jun 12 2008, 06:19 PM
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mourinho instilled a winning mentality into the players in his first season.overcoming that psychological barrier was an achievement in itself.he made the players believe they're good enough to win trophies.lots of em.' that's why in a lot of chelsea fans' hearts he's already a legend.for liverpool and manutd fans who have tasted countless successes before,this might be a difficult fact to understand as they've never been in the same position.i'm just glad there are some here who recognise jose's amazing talent for managing a group of players.
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Jun 12 2008, 06:29 PM
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QUOTE(Kerplunk @ Jun 12 2008, 06:19 PM) mourinho instilled a winning mentality into the players in his first season.overcoming that psychological barrier was an achievement in itself.he made the players believe they're good enough to win trophies.lots of em.' that's why in a lot of chelsea fans' hearts he's already a legend.for liverpool and manutd fans who have tasted countless successes before,this might be a difficult fact to understand as they've never been in the same position.i'm just glad there are some here who recognise jose's amazing talent for managing a group of players. I hear that mate and I've no doubt over his managerial abilities. His players respect him and he protects his players. It's just when you mentioned..."he made the players believe they're good enough to win trophies." ... they weren't exactly a bunch of mugs to begin with and they went really close under Ranieri John Terry, Petr Cech, Arjen Robben, William Gallas, Eidur Gudjohnsen, Claude Makalele, Frank Lampard... that is a talented bunch. |
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Jun 12 2008, 06:46 PM
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QUOTE(Duke Red @ Jun 12 2008, 06:29 PM) I hear that mate and I've no doubt over his managerial abilities. His players respect him and he protects his players. It's just when you mentioned... yup they were no slouches allright.pity ranieri didn't get to utilise robben at all as he suffered a horrifying tackle from olivier dacourt during pre-season.it ruled him out for all 38 games "he made the players believe they're good enough to win trophies." ... they weren't exactly a bunch of mugs to begin with and they went really close under Ranieri John Terry, Petr Cech, Arjen Robben, William Gallas, Eidur Gudjohnsen, Claude Makalele, Frank Lampard... that is a talented bunch. well the thing is under ranieri the team lacked some steely determination and defensive discipline in their style of play which culminated in our champions league semi-final exit to monaco where we gave away a 2 goal lead to draw 2-2 at home.mourinho instilled that in the team but given more time,it is quite possible ranieri would've nailed it eventually.there was a slight uproar when he was dismissed but the swift manner in which jose got the fans to forget about him is commendable.i'm still greatful to ranieri for being one of the key people in laying the foundation for chelsea though |
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Jun 12 2008, 09:52 PM
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This thread starter is a true noob in football. He maybe don't know Bill Shankly, Brian Clough, Kenny Dalglish, Johann Cruyff, Franz "Libero" Beckenbauer and other notable name.
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Jun 13 2008, 12:53 AM
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QUOTE(boxsystem @ Jun 12 2008, 11:37 AM) your statements contradicts to each other. first you said, spl is nothing like epl, then you asked us to compare JM's time in Porto? I ask to compare CL cup..and u r telling me cl cup differ every year? OMG!!!! QUOTE Awww, come on. And yeah, luck does play part in everything. same can be said when Liverpool winning the UCL in 2005? Thats what I mentioned earlier din I?mANU 1999 is called STEADY and ours is called lucky.. Thats typical self defence by some arrogant fans... QUOTE don't you think, same can be said as, where was Chelsea before they win the EPL? or, since you like to banter so much, I can say something like where's Liverpool for this 18 years? so, u r telling me u r taking N95 to compare with the Tai Ko Tai phone? you guys got owner that willing to spend...RICH owner and we got kiam siap owner... how much u guys spend and how much we spend? and this is not mere excuse... QUOTE It's just banters. If you can't take it. Ignore it. One thing, I did noticed a couple of Liverpool's fans having their siggy like "Moscow, UCL Final : Liverpool vs ?" or "United fans now can see the UCL trophy in Anfield". Learn to give and take. So, won is won eh? same can be said by winning the league with 2 extra points of the runners up? To compare,thats is HOPE from fans rather than arrogant.and please if such post is called BANTERS or jokes, i wonder what happen to sportsmanship nowadays..and hell yeah, u r telling me those idiots jumping over fences to post " glory2 mu" is banters as well? and for the 2 points, i did say...won is won...but luck do help, din i say that earlier? QUOTE You're totally unbelievable. Thx Added on June 13, 2008, 12:57 am QUOTE(yngwie @ Jun 12 2008, 12:42 PM) those titles listed doesn't included the kiddo stuffs. get the fact right. i never mentioned about u18 or even u21. Thats mere example that I wish to highlight NUMBER OF TROPHIES not the main factors of deciding whos the best manager around.Can those manage U12 and U18 included in the best manager list if they won them over 30times? thats what i m trying to highlight QUALITY OF THE LEAGUE SHOULD DECIDES This post has been edited by Jason_T: Jun 13 2008, 01:02 AM |
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Jun 13 2008, 10:20 AM
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QUOTE(Jason_T @ Jun 13 2008, 12:53 AM) I ask to compare CL cup..and u r telling me cl cup differ every year? OMG!!!! How the hell does "United fans can now see the real UCL trophy at Anfield" is a hope? How does "UCL FINAL, Moscow : Liverpool vs ?" is another one? Funny, as I remember, no one mentioned that 1999 is a steady team. Even SAF said "Football, bloody hell". Where's the statement of steady or even arrogant in it? Thats what I mentioned earlier din I? mANU 1999 is called STEADY and ours is called lucky.. Thats typical self defence by some arrogant fans... so, u r telling me u r taking N95 to compare with the Tai Ko Tai phone? you guys got owner that willing to spend...RICH owner and we got kiam siap owner... how much u guys spend and how much we spend? and this is not mere excuse... To compare,thats is HOPE from fans rather than arrogant.and please if such post is called BANTERS or jokes, i wonder what happen to sportsmanship nowadays..and hell yeah, u r telling me those idiots jumping over fences to post " glory2 mu" is banters as well? and for the 2 points, i did say...won is won...but luck do help, din i say that earlier? Thx Added on June 13, 2008, 12:57 am Thats mere example that I wish to highlight NUMBER OF TROPHIES not the main factors of deciding whos the best manager around. Can those manage U12 and U18 included in the best manager list if they won them over 30times? thats what i m trying to highlight QUALITY OF THE LEAGUE SHOULD DECIDES And you were criticizing regarding our 2 points advantage over Chelsea in last season's BPL. You did said "What can be so proud of that?" Clearly, you don't even know what banters are and simply saying that United fans are arrogant. How's UCL Moscow Final statements is not arrogant? Surprising. Hell, I bet you wouldn't even mentioned regarding the 2 points advantage if Liverpool is on top. You'll probably say something like "Win is still a win. I can be proud of that." It's pretty simple, if you can't take some, so don't give some. And, I can really sense you hatred towards United. Well, what to be expected? |
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Jun 13 2008, 11:08 AM
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QUOTE(Eunose Roadster @ Jun 12 2008, 09:52 PM) This thread starter is a true noob in football. He maybe don't know Bill Shankly, Brian Clough, Kenny Dalglish, Johann Cruyff, Franz "Libero" Beckenbauer and other notable name. To be fair he did say, "Best manager of our time". Even I wasn't around when Shankly was manager. QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 13 2008, 10:44 AM) To be honest I love this statement. At least we're still around after these 18 years. It may hurt falling behind our rivals but I do take pride in the fact that our loyalties have not wavered. If anything my support has grown stronger over the years and I'm sure some posters here feel the same. Weird how our lack of success has attributed to this. I can't begin to explain it. It's easy to say things like, "Once a red, always a red..." but some of us have proved it. I've said this before, I'm not only a fan of Liverpool, I'm a fan of Liverpool fans. It may sound corny but it's the truth. Maybe it's the fact that we're a defiant lot that has attributed to this.This post has been edited by Duke Red: Jun 13 2008, 11:10 AM |
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Jun 13 2008, 11:15 AM
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of coz la saf...see the fact..hard to beat his managing style lo..i hate manager setan merah (red devil)..
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Jun 13 2008, 11:24 AM
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QUOTE(Duke Red @ Jun 13 2008, 11:08 AM) To be fair he did say, "Best manager of our time". Even I wasn't around when Shankly was manager. Im with you Duke Red. Personally I dont like to see flaming between the fans of any clubs, why cant we have a healthy discussion ? To be honest I love this statement. At least we're still around after these 18 years. It may hurt falling behind our rivals but I do take pride in the fact that our loyalties have not wavered. If anything my support has grown stronger over the years and I'm sure some posters here feel the same. Weird how our lack of success has attributed to this. I can't begin to explain it. It's easy to say things like, "Once a red, always a red..." but some of us have proved it. I've said this before, I'm not only a fan of Liverpool, I'm a fan of Liverpool fans. It may sound corny but it's the truth. Maybe it's the fact that we're a defiant lot that has attributed to this. Regarding your statement "I'm not only a fan of Liverpool, I'm a fan of Liverpool fans", IF, if particular Liverpool fans doing wrongs e.g flamebaiting, couldnt get into healthy discussion without insulting,dissing or belittling the other club, will you still support him/them ? Ok, support might not be the best word here, as even if man utd fans doing wrongs, somehow I will support them too but will advice them not to do so. I hate other clubs fans insulting my favorite team so I do expect the same thing from them too. |
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Jun 13 2008, 11:46 AM
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QUOTE(mizivincible @ Jun 13 2008, 11:24 AM) Regarding your statement "I'm not only a fan of Liverpool, I'm a fan of Liverpool fans", Firstly, there will always be bad hats in any group and I can only refer to the general bunch. Liverpool fans did themselves no favours at Heysel but this was at the height of the era of "hooliganism". Since then however, we have cleaned up our act and let's face it, there will always be a problem with discipline when passions are running high. We do thing without thinking sometimes and we as humans are all fallible, what more when we are drunk on emotion? IF, if particular Liverpool fans doing wrongs e.g flamebaiting, couldnt get into healthy discussion without insulting,dissing or belittling the other club, will you still support him/them ? Ok, support might not be the best word here, as even if man utd fans doing wrongs, somehow I will support them too but will advice them not to do so. I hate other clubs fans insulting my favorite team so I do expect the same thing from them too. When I say I am a fan of Liverpool fans, I refer to those I see on tv, and those who post on international forums. I refer to those who save every hard earned pound from their blue collared jobs to follow the team around the world. I would have killed to be amongst those at Istanbul, especially during half-time (my mate was lucky enough to be there the **** Since hooliganism has been eradicated, Liverpool fans have made a lot of friends over the years. After the game at Anfield against Barcelona in 2007, both sets of fans exchanged scarves and sang "YNWA" in unison. After we had beaten Bayer Leverkusen in 2005 at the Bay Arena, the German's played "YNWA" over the loud speaker as both sets of fans again came together as one. When we visited Olympiakos in 2007, Liverpool fans paid tribute to the 21 Greek lives lost in their own tragedy (http://www.redandwhitekop.com/article.php?id=3850989). Against AC Milan in Athens, we (yes, even those of us watching here did) stayed back to applaud AC Milan as they went up to claim the trophy. I can go on and on mate but I've digressed for too long I feel. There are always negatives and positives to each situation. It's up to you to choose which to focus on. For me, the positives far outweigh the negatives. |
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Jun 13 2008, 12:44 PM
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QUOTE(Duke Red @ Jun 12 2008, 05:19 PM) I guess we each have our problems. If our owners decide to high tail it back to Yankland, we need someone willing to clear our debts. to be honest, back then, i'd like to see the kopites managed by the dubai consortium; even if it's purely on businees purposes.Ferguson's team also plays entertaining football, much like Liverpool did in the 70's/80's. Ultimately fans would want their teams to pummel their opposition into submission with exquisite football, but that isn't always the case. Chelsea don't play the most attractive football but they did enough to squeeze through a number of encounters one nil on their way to the Premiership. I do not think that playing beautiful football and winning trophies are mutually exclusive but I do think the latter is most important. The game has gotten more technical and I do think this has sometimes resulted in football matches being as interesting to watch as a game of chess. at least they could do much better than the two their personal claims is ridiculous. and they're not doing much for the club either. at any rate, keep rafa. this guy know how to win in europe. even though i'd been supporting mu for the past 19 years, for some reason, i still prefer the kind of football we used to play back in 90s. with ince, kanchelskis and later, cantona and co. nowadays, the style seem to be too predictable and at times, bored. arsenal was a good example of exciting style with their free flowing attack. thanks to wenger. too bad their players can't put it together when it matter most. wenger need to instill a self-belief to his players. just like what mourinho did with chelsea. grant was lucky to inherit an 'almost complete squad'. failure to win in 3 fronts only shows grant inability to maintain the momentum. just wonder if will ever see those kind of football play by pele, de stefano, puskas, muller, cryuff and co. youtube video is too blur...but then, it's free This post has been edited by yngwie: Jun 13 2008, 12:45 PM |
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QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 13 2008, 10:44 AM) u noe wat....is better to be emotionally retarded than to be a supporter that and it is even better to see that a team that had not been winning can still fans supporting them like hell...something we cant see in a QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 13 2008, 10:44 AM) some pool fans cant think properly.. they r emotionally now now...this is a joke as well? boxsystem...maybe u should noe wats arrogant and wats joke before u posts... Added on June 14, 2008, 12:16 pm QUOTE(mizivincible @ Jun 13 2008, 11:24 AM) Im with you Duke Red. Personally I dont like to see flaming between the fans of any clubs, why cant we have a healthy discussion ? I hate people label liv fans as "emotional retarded" and i believe u wont want us to label ur team as Regarding your statement "I'm not only a fan of Liverpool, I'm a fan of Liverpool fans", IF, if particular Liverpool fans doing wrongs e.g flamebaiting, couldnt get into healthy discussion without insulting,dissing or belittling the other club, will you still support him/them ? Ok, support might not be the best word here, as even if man utd fans doing wrongs, somehow I will support them too but will advice them not to do so. I hate other clubs fans insulting my favorite team so I do expect the same thing from them too. just because he is mad doesnt mean he can be disrespectful to others...it might start another flame war and ur beloved ts aka moderator alien2003 might need to do OT to delete posts,ban and bla bla bla again eh? we'd love to see him apologize here ... p.s: i can use the word on him as well i think?with slash on the word itself after that... To mods: the words i use above got NO INTENTION to insult/troll...just an EXAMPLE..but then if u want to ban, just ban This post has been edited by Jason_T: Jun 14 2008, 12:26 PM |
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Jun 14 2008, 12:41 PM
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so when this thread has wavered away from the subject?
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QUOTE(Jason_T @ Jun 14 2008, 12:11 PM) u noe wat....is better to be emotionally retarded than to be a supporter that i already said some, not all.. in malay words, "siapa yang makan cili dia yang terasa pedasnya"and it is even better to see that a team that had not been winning can still fans supporting them like hell...something we cant see in a now now...this is a joke as well? boxsystem...maybe u should noe wats arrogant and wats joke before u posts... we'd love to see him apologize here ... p.s: i can use the word on him as well i think?with slash on the word itself after that... To mods: the words i use above got NO INTENTION to insult/troll...just an EXAMPLE..but then if u want to ban, just ban if u r not, then good.. keep supporting ur team and dont bash united fans i know some of them r just glory hunters and annoying but well, there are more of us who are real supporters i didnt started all these, u were the one and if u r reading properly, its emotionally hurt not emotionally retarded cant read properly? QUOTE Added on June 14, 2008, 12:16 pm I hate people label liv fans as "emotional retarded" and i believe u wont want us to label ur team as just because he is mad doesnt mean he can be disrespectful to others...it might start another flame war and ur beloved ts aka moderator alien2003 might need to do OT to delete posts,ban and bla bla bla again eh? u contradicted urself already, u already called united fans as arrogant way before my post.. what u give u get back.. it is karma This post has been edited by MADReaLJL: Jun 14 2008, 12:47 PM |
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Jun 14 2008, 12:58 PM
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QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 14 2008, 12:46 PM) i didnt started all these, u were the one and if u r reading properly, its emotionally hurt not emotionally retarded cant read properly? u contradicted urself already, u already called united fans as arrogant way before my post.. what u give u get back.. it is karma |
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QUOTE(Jason_T @ Jun 14 2008, 12:11 PM) u noe wat....is better to be emotionally retarded than to be a supporter that off topic......and it is even better to see that a team that had not been winning can still fans supporting them like hell...something we cant see in a how long you had been supporting the kopites? we know there are a lot of i'm glad i'd been with mu since i was a kid back in 89. we're not too bad nor does topping the bpl back then. the kopites and forest are the talk of the town. but i am done with my choice and i can only look forward to every season with hope. i know there are a few team in bpl with loyal fan base... esp. the kopites and i respect 'em so much. duke red and a few other senior was a fine example btw, i just don't understand why the winning team create so much hatred! This post has been edited by yngwie: Jun 14 2008, 02:03 PM |
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Jun 14 2008, 03:33 PM
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QUOTE(yngwie @ Jun 14 2008, 02:01 PM) we know there are a lot of just a word of advice.don't drag chelsea fans into this allrite mate?u want to engage in friendly banter or friendly fist fights with liverpool fans,go right ahead.we'll sit and watch.i'm glad i'd been with mu since i was a kid back in 89. we're not too bad nor does topping the bpl back then. the kopites and forest are the talk of the town. but i am done with my choice and i can only look forward to every season with hope. i know there are a few team in bpl with loyal fan base... esp. the kopites and i respect 'em so much. duke red and a few other senior was a fine example btw, i just don't understand why the winning team create so much hatred! you don't understand why the winning team creates so much hatred?i've got news for you..you're directly or indirectly 'creating hate' by dragging us into this.because there's no need for that.peace |
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QUOTE(Eunose Roadster @ Jun 12 2008, 09:52 PM) This thread starter is a true noob in football. He maybe don't know Bill Shankly, Brian Clough, Kenny Dalglish, Johann Cruyff, Franz "Libero" Beckenbauer and other notable name. Please read the first post. Next time use your brains before you post nonsense. Thanks |
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QUOTE(Kerplunk @ Jun 14 2008, 03:33 PM) just a word of advice.don't drag chelsea fans into this allrite mate?u want to engage in friendly banter or friendly fist fights with liverpool fans,go right ahead.we'll sit and watch. well, we... and perhaps most loyal supporters don't like it when someone(in certain extent, he is right!) is mentioning about some glory hunter following the trend by joining the winning team and ditched 'em when they're on the slide. definitely not us!you don't understand why the winning team creates so much hatred?i've got news for you..you're directly or indirectly 'creating hate' by dragging us into this.because there's no need for that.peace i am merely giving and example, sorry if it's offended the loyal fan; when mourinho leaved chelsea, a few of my friends ditched chelsea for another club, which i think should not happened! i don't hate the kopites, well, i almost end up being one back then we're merely exchanging an opinion in this forum. don't get too emo.... true fan never loathe QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 14 2008, 03:38 PM) disco333, wenger will be in the same level with ferguson, lippi and traps, mourinho.... once he win the ucl with arsenal. i still believe winnning titles with different team and the ucl / maintaining the consistencyis some sort of benchmark for managers around. This post has been edited by yngwie: Jun 14 2008, 04:16 PM |
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in the end of the day it is silverware that matters.
in 10 years time when the current crop of managers all retire. and new boys like keane and van basten will be making history. will they say, "i wanna be as successful as <insert favorite manager here>". if that manager is only good for one craft, i.e. buying players, nurturing talent, organizing a team, or etc. no they would want to associate themselves with a successful manager that wins silverware and does everything better than the other managers. |
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Jun 14 2008, 08:00 PM
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QUOTE(yngwie @ Jun 14 2008, 04:00 PM) well, we... and perhaps most loyal supporters don't like it when someone(in certain extent, he is right!) is mentioning about some glory hunter following the trend by joining the winning team and ditched 'em when they're on the slide. definitely not us! hmm i guess it is based on your experience then..well that's unfortunate.sometimes we get a dose of gloryhunters,and then all the generalisations start shaping up in our head.i can see how it could happen..regardless of which club is involved.so as long as you're succesful,they'll be there.well that's an issue for another thread.i am merely giving and example, sorry if it's offended the loyal fan; when mourinho leaved chelsea, a few of my friends ditched chelsea for another club, which i think should not happened! i don't hate the kopites, well, i almost end up being one back then we're merely exchanging an opinion in this forum. don't get too emo.... true fan never loathe nah i'm not emo..and you're right we shouldn't hate true fans.afterall,we're in love with the same game.peace |
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QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 14 2008, 12:46 PM) i already said some, not all.. in malay words, "siapa yang makan cili dia yang terasa pedasnya" which u mean i can use any offensive words with slashes? eg:if u r not, then good.. keep supporting ur team and dont bash united fans i know some of them r just glory hunters and annoying but well, there are more of us who are real supporters i didnt started all these, u were the one and if u r reading properly, its emotionally hurt not emotionally retarded cant read properly? u contradicted urself already, u already called united fans as arrogant way before my post.. what u give u get back.. it is karma That's not going to work.Thx for teaching me. So, mod can confirm about this?As long as i use slash on words, i can scold wat i wan? Added on June 15, 2008, 12:01 pm QUOTE(yngwie @ Jun 14 2008, 02:01 PM) off topic...... FYI, i had been supporting them even before they won the treble... how long you had been supporting the kopites? we know there are a lot of i'm glad i'd been with mu since i was a kid back in 89. we're not too bad nor does topping the bpl back then. the kopites and forest are the talk of the town. but i am done with my choice and i can only look forward to every season with hope. i know there are a few team in bpl with loyal fan base... esp. the kopites and i respect 'em so much. duke red and a few other senior was a fine example btw, i just don't understand why the winning team create so much hatred! Added on June 15, 2008, 12:05 pm QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 14 2008, 12:46 PM) i already said some, not all.. in malay words, "siapa yang makan cili dia yang terasa pedasnya" and I doubt u are..if u r not, then good.. keep supporting ur team and dont bash united fans i know some of them r just glory hunters and annoying but well, there are more of us who are real supporters i didnt started all these, u were the one and if u r reading properly, its emotionally hurt not emotionally retarded cant read properly? u contradicted urself already, u already called united fans as arrogant way before my post.. what u give u get back.. it is karma QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 14 2008, 12:46 PM) i already said some, not all.. in malay words, "siapa yang makan cili dia yang terasa pedasnya" I believe is the fact that YOUR POST previously is rather an arrogant statement than a joke...why dun we set up a poll and see how?if u r not, then good.. keep supporting ur team and dont bash united fans i know some of them r just glory hunters and annoying but well, there are more of us who are real supporters i didnt started all these, u were the one and if u r reading properly, its emotionally hurt not emotionally retarded cant read properly? u contradicted urself already, u already called united fans as arrogant way before my post.. what u give u get back.. it is karma Some people can pull it off and said that was a joke which I believe was a damn lame excuse to be used. and for karma, i do believe karma but i dun think it applies here... dun simply use it as a weapon to argue...it doesnt work that way.. This post has been edited by Jason_T: Jun 15 2008, 12:05 PM |
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QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 14 2008, 12:46 PM) u contradicted urself already, u already called united fans as arrogant way before my post.. what u give u get back.. it is karma I dont think it got anything to do with karma...to me, is all about an educated person with an uneducated person. An uneducated person wont admit what he did after he did that. He will rather point the fingers to other side...eg point to karma? Nah, hey, if u got time, giv me a call...i will send u some lolipops... Added on June 15, 2008, 12:22 pm QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 14 2008, 12:46 PM) i already said some, not all.. in malay words, "siapa yang makan cili dia yang terasa pedasnya" as u said, u mentioned "SOME" so did Jason_T in his previous post that some united fans are arrogant.if u r not, then good.. keep supporting ur team and dont bash united fans i know some of them r just glory hunters and annoying but well, there are more of us who are real supporters i didnt started all these, u were the one and if u r reading properly, its emotionally hurt not emotionally retarded cant read properly? u contradicted urself already, u already called united fans as arrogant way before my post.. what u give u get back.. it is karma So, both of u are on the same level actually. so what makes u think that he will get karma while u wont? Ur post really make me UNBELIEVABLE... Sigh... Added on June 15, 2008, 12:28 pm QUOTE(Jason_T @ Jun 14 2008, 12:11 PM) u noe wat....is better to be emotionally retarded than to be a supporter that 1st on the facts, dont even bother to report...and it is even better to see that a team that had not been winning can still fans supporting them like hell...something we cant see in a now now...this is a joke as well? boxsystem...maybe u should noe wats arrogant and wats joke before u posts... Added on June 14, 2008, 12:16 pm I hate people label liv fans as "emotional retarded" and i believe u wont want us to label ur team as just because he is mad doesnt mean he can be disrespectful to others...it might start another flame war and ur beloved ts aka moderator alien2003 might need to do OT to delete posts,ban and bla bla bla again eh? we'd love to see him apologize here ... p.s: i can use the word on him as well i think?with slash on the word itself after that... To mods: the words i use above got NO INTENTION to insult/troll...just an EXAMPLE..but then if u want to ban, just ban It wont work that way. Even if you report and ask why he didn't get ban, someone will say that Moderator will only let those related know and he will then asks how are we going to know he didn't get ban The answer is damn simple.. We click on his name then check his profile and post whether he can login or he can post...if he can, i dont think he get any banhammer. Some people tend to use lame excuse to protect somebody... So dont even bother to report...Is not working... I remember i asked a question in their thread and ended up getting ban for TROLLING and some people here " Mad blabla" was the guy POSTED offensive post in Liv thread 1st before I posted in all SOMEBODY did was asking me how the heck I know they didnt get ban....Sigh... P.s: I promised TheWhacker wont respond too aggressive...so I will just stop here..oh use back some lame saying from some and hell yeah..there is no justice in this forum fyi. Added on June 15, 2008, 12:29 pm QUOTE(aa1985 @ Jun 14 2008, 12:58 PM) yes..i'm with u..ppl will always give respond..if u dont want to hear ppl's respond then dont post.. If thats called respond, there is no such thing as banhammer existing in this forum , right?Those offensive posts are consider as ppl's respond as well... Do think before u post or else is going to backfire...BOOM~ This post has been edited by dream5518: Jun 15 2008, 12:34 PM |
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Jun 15 2008, 07:32 PM
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wah............this thread still goin strong!@ hehe
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Jun 15 2008, 08:05 PM
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QUOTE(dream5518 @ Jun 15 2008, 12:20 PM) I dont think it got anything to do with karma... i don't think this gotta do w/ ones bein educated or not, it's more on personality of a person. ones can be an a$$hole even d person is a phd holder... to me, is all about an educated person with an uneducated person. An uneducated person wont admit what he did after he did that. He will rather point the fingers to other side...eg point to karma? if thing is according to what u say, then most of our grandparents were/are like that while we all knew that ppl back then were better behaved than d generation of these days. one small advice here to all: do not generalize, they'll always be bad apples from a group. |
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Jun 15 2008, 08:13 PM
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im vote for Arsene Wenger!!!
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voting for ferguson..no doubt one of the best around...
im not forgetting vincente del bosque too...still wonder why they sack him though.. |
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Jun 15 2008, 11:29 PM
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QUOTE(munsheng @ Jun 15 2008, 11:16 PM) voting for ferguson..no doubt one of the best around... sometimes they get booted for non footballing reasons like what happen to jose, clash of minds with the owner.im not forgetting vincente del bosque too...still wonder why they sack him though.. QUOTE(Pisanggoreng @ Jun 15 2008, 11:24 PM) QUOTE(sandwich_box @ Jun 15 2008, 11:29 PM) because of he bring gunners with "Played 49 Won 36 Drew 13 Lost NONE. A record that will never be repeated." thats a nice piece of history.but silverware is always more important as obscure because it 'tis a pysical throphy. clubs don't get records for unbeaten runs. clubs also don't get prize money for it. |
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Jun 16 2008, 12:26 AM
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QUOTE(hazremi @ Jun 15 2008, 11:44 PM) Played 49 Won 36 Drew 13 and finally beaten by arch-rivals MANCHESTER UNITED by 2-0 in a humiliating defeat that cursed Arsenal until today. A record that will never be repeated.... let's not belittle d achievement shall we? they did win d league back then credits to them for achievin such a gud record. marcello lippi and ferguson get my vote but that doesn't make wenger d best thou for sure he is d best d gunners ever had. for me, sustainability is more important and we can see that in SAF. there's a sayin in mandarin sounds "it's hard to establish something, but it's harder to maintain it". no doubt d unbeaten run was amazin, but it oso brought 'em extra pressures as ppl tend to ask for more. n losin their key players one by one again & again didn't really help much. |
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Jun 16 2008, 12:31 AM
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QUOTE(ah_khoo @ Jun 16 2008, 12:26 AM) let's not belittle d achievement shall we? they did win d league back then credits to them for achievin such a gud record. Lol bro isn't that meant for business? but that doesn't make wenger d best thou for sure he is d best d gunners ever had. for me, sustainability is more important and we can see that in SAF. there's a sayin in mandarin sounds "it's hard to establish something, but it's harder to maintain it". no doubt d unbeaten run was amazin, but it oso brought 'em extra pressures as ppl tend to ask for more. n losin their key players one by one again & again didn't really help much. This post has been edited by Belphegor: Jun 16 2008, 12:34 AM |
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Jun 16 2008, 12:39 AM
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QUOTE(Belphegor @ Jun 16 2008, 12:31 AM) Lol bro isn't that meant for business? it applies to all mah... yup, there goes another cantonese sayin (direct translation) sounds " if a cow doen't wish to drink water, u can't force it to lay it's head down". this thread is not suitable for those hard headed or easily get taunted... |
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QUOTE(munsheng @ Jun 15 2008, 11:16 PM) voting for ferguson..no doubt one of the best around... del bosque contract was not renew the next season due to the internal politics / rift inside the team / management.im not forgetting vincente del bosque too...still wonder why they sack him though.. okay, he won 4 international level competition and around 3 dometic title with real madrid but his success was done with a set of galacticos ; zidane, ronaldo, figo and some other highly talented players in the shape of makalele, hierro and geremi! real madrid was never the same again without makalele! he achieved none with besiktas which is consistently among the top 3 team in turkish' league and get the boot. btw, he will be replacing aragones after the euro competition. let see how he fare |
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voted for my beloved manager, A.I.G
and here's an interesting article, but it's about top 10 foreign managers in BPL. enjoy the read. LINK |
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Jun 16 2008, 04:08 PM
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QUOTE(Belphegor @ Jun 16 2008, 12:31 AM) Lol bro isn't that meant for business? I'm inclined to think that we should judge this based on reasoning and not purely by numbers. As it is Man Utd fans take great pride in having the most posts. Yes, I've actually seen posters going, "we have the more posts than any other club! yay!", without considering the quality of the posts. Suffice to say, Man Utd fans probably outnumber the rest and not all of them can be subjective. Thus, I find it ever so important that people are able to articulate their decisions and not just vote with no reason. |
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QUOTE(hazremi @ Jun 15 2008, 11:44 PM) Played 49 Won 36 Drew 13 and finally beaten by arch-rivals MANCHESTER UNITED by 2-0 in a humiliating defeat that cursed Arsenal until today. A record that will never be repeated.... You really have no class. What's the point of belittling another teams achievements? Clueless ****....marcello lippi and ferguson get my vote |
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QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 13 2008, 10:44 AM) ATTENTION:SPECIALLY FOR MODERATORS ESPECIALLY ALIEN2003 As for the post above by MADRealJL,I think it would be consider as Trolling, right? And here's little info i get from Se7en whether slashing it off works off to avoid banning http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...entry18008132 I do hope some people wont act bias again... and if this is not insulting and trolling...I dunno what is... Added on June 16, 2008, 7:57 pm QUOTE(munky @ Jun 15 2008, 07:46 PM) wow...Thats insultinganyway, some people did never get enough eh? in terms of being arrogant. Added on June 16, 2008, 7:59 pm QUOTE(ah_khoo @ Jun 15 2008, 08:05 PM) i don't think this gotta do w/ ones bein educated or not, it's more on personality of a person. ones can be an a$$hole even d person is a phd holder... From what I observed, some bad apples tend to call others as bad apples...if thing is according to what u say, then most of our grandparents were/are like that while we all knew that ppl back then were better behaved than d generation of these days. one small advice here to all: do not generalize, they'll always be bad apples from a group. no offence...not u but someone who called somebody emotionally This post has been edited by dream5518: Jun 16 2008, 07:59 PM |
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QUOTE(ah_khoo @ Jun 16 2008, 12:26 AM) let's not belittle d achievement shall we? they did win d league back then credits to them for achievin such a gud record. Agree with ya the whole way, thats why i voted for SAF too but that doesn't make wenger d best thou for sure he is d best d gunners ever had. for me, sustainability is more important and we can see that in SAF. there's a sayin in mandarin sounds "it's hard to establish something, but it's harder to maintain it". no doubt d unbeaten run was amazin, but it oso brought 'em extra pressures as ppl tend to ask for more. n losin their key players one by one again & again didn't really help much. |
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QUOTE(dream5518 @ Jun 16 2008, 07:54 PM) ATTENTION: well, fite fire w/ fire will only makes things worse... my advice only is to ignore (or just push d button), but if u like to play w/ fire, then do njoy yaself but pls don't involve others. i really pity bro alien, everytime things like these happened, some (abu clans) are callin for his head. those who had post something not pleasent to d eyes of other should be responsible for what they did, not bro alien. he's not d only moderator in football lounge rite? SPECIALLY FOR MODERATORS ESPECIALLY ALIEN2003 As for the post above by MADRealJL,I think it would be consider as Trolling, right? And here's little info i get from Se7en whether slashing it off works off to avoid banning http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...entry18008132 I do hope some people wont act bias again... and if this is not insulting and trolling...I dunno what is... Added on June 16, 2008, 7:57 pm wow...Thats insulting anyway, some people did never get enough eh? in terms of being arrogant. Added on June 16, 2008, 7:59 pm From what I observed, some bad apples tend to call others as bad apples... no offence...not u but someone who called somebody emotionally QUOTE(bitzboy @ Jun 16 2008, 08:02 PM) Agree with ya the whole way, thats why i voted for SAF too yup, that's what it takes to be d best. This post has been edited by ah_khoo: Jun 17 2008, 09:04 AM |
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dude, just drop it la. Why cant u just ignore ? Is it so hard ? Does it kill u if u dont respond ?
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QUOTE(Duke Red @ Jun 16 2008, 04:08 PM) I'm inclined to think that we should judge this based on reasoning and not purely by numbers. As it is Man Utd fans take great pride in having the most posts. Yes, I've actually seen posters going, "we have the more posts than any other club! yay!", without considering the quality of the posts. Suffice to say, Man Utd fans probably outnumber the rest and not all of them can be subjective. Thus, I find it ever so important that people are able to articulate their decisions and not just vote with no reason. to be honest i hardly look at the poll same reason as u said QUOTE(yngwie @ Jun 16 2008, 11:11AM) del bosque contract was not renew the next season due to the internal politics / rift inside the team / management. okay, he won 4 international level competition and around 3 dometic title with real madrid but his success was done with a set of galacticos ; zidane, ronaldo, figo and some other highly talented players in the shape of makalele, hierro and geremi! real madrid was never the same again without makalele! he achieved none with besiktas which is consistently among the top 3 team in turkish' league and get the boot. btw, he will be replacing aragones after the euro competition. let see how he fare i like his philosophy anyway, sounds like "opponent score 3, we score 4" is it his? i may be wrong |
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Jun 17 2008, 10:46 AM
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QUOTE(ah_khoo @ Jun 16 2008, 08:35 PM) well, fite fire w/ fire will only makes things worse... my advice only is to ignore (or just push d button), but if u like to play w/ fire, then do njoy yaself but pls don't involve others. i really pity bro alien, everytime things like these happened, some (abu clans) are callin for his head. those who had post something not pleasent to d eyes of other should be responsible for what they did, not bro alien. he's not d only moderator in football lounge rite? yup, that's what it takes to be d best. QUOTE(munky @ Jun 16 2008, 08:55 PM) dude, just drop it la. Why cant u just ignore ? Is it so hard ? Does it kill u if u dont respond ? Just a word on the issue if I may. If u want him to be banned, report to the mods, though the most they can do i think is to give warning first I do not think dream5518 is calling for anyone to be banned here, which is likely why I'm assuming he hasn't hit the "report" button. I've always felt that some of the rules were a little anal and even rival posters like airmood can attest to that. The problem with having too many rules is that, there will be many complaints. It's like when you are giving a presentation. The more you talk, the more you invite questions, some of which you won't be able to answer. Why then open yourself to attack? The issue has passed but you cannot expect it to be forgotten. Posters are more aware of the rules now and the punishment that comes along with infringing them because they have experienced it first hand. They are now only asking for consistency and I have to say, the onus is on the mods to ensure that they are fair and equal in their treatment. We ask for the same of referees in football, no? Rest assured that when equal treatment is dished out, the issue will come to a rest. This post has been edited by Duke Red: Jun 17 2008, 12:22 PM |
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I'll add a little bit more to what Duke's trying to say. It would seem that the majority of the 'flaming' or 'anal' posts in here come from the Man Utd fans (which in a way is only to be expected as the majority of the posters here are Man Utd fans) but at times little or nothing seems to be done. They keep on posting the same snide 'oh we are the greatest' remarks here over and over again
I do not condone dream's vendetta but surely something needs to be done. To be honest, i noticed that not only the old liverpool regulars but also some of the other fans have been posting more and more infrequently, and perhaps the forum has suffered because of this. May I suggest that perhaps we have a gentleman's agreement in the football lounge that ALL the moderators refrain from either being threadstarters or posting in the lounge for as long as they remain moderators? |
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QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 16 2008, 09:48 PM) uohh! my bad. i read about that philosophy before but can't remember from which manager already very attacking minded indeed. Added on June 17, 2008, 12:04 pmbtw, guys, i am done with my choice; ferguson, lippi, ancelotti and traps on top. and the likes of mourinho, capello, wenger, rafa and a few others are catching up. their quality doesn't really differ much, any team will welcome them at anytime! it's just the matter of how they keep the consistency / create a different winning team / win per team value and of course the number of trophies collected with their respecitve club; in domestic and international competition. it's simple; you don't perform up to the mark, you get the boot! .......even though real madrid should keep del bosque and makalele back then and chelsea keep the faith in mourinho. but shit does happens! wenger was among the longest serving manager in bpl. all he need now is winning the ucl. 49 unbeaten is indeed a great achievement for arsenal! so does mu's treble in 99, and the kopites own version of treble in 2001. they're special in their own way. This post has been edited by yngwie: Jun 17 2008, 12:07 PM |
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QUOTE(Duke Red @ Jun 17 2008, 10:46 AM) Just a word on the issue if I may. Duke, i didn't mentioned that he's callin for anyone to be banned, but he did sometimes target (whether directly or indirectly) bro alien whenever some utd misbehaved which is to me he's takin things abit personally (for alien is utd fans as well). as we all knew there's quite a big number of utd fans over here, so d probability of havin "bad apples" obviously is higher compared other clubs. d best way to treat these kinda ppl is either to report 'em or deal w/ 'em directly instead of insultin or tauntin d whole group of fans. I do not think dream5518 is calling for anyone to be banned here, which is likely why I'm assuming he hasn't hit the "report" button. I've always felt that some of the rules were a little anal and even rival posters like airmood can attest to that. The problem with having too many rules is that, there will be many complaints. It's like when you are giving a presentation. The more you talk, the more you invite questions, some of which you won't be able to answer. Why then open yourself to attack? The issue has been passed but you cannot expect it to be forgotten. Posters are more aware of the rules now and the punishment that comes along with infringing them because they have experienced it first hand. They are now only asking for consistency and I have to say, the onus is on the mods to ensure that they are fair and equal in their treatment. We ask for the same of referees in football, no? Rest assured that when equal treatment is dished out, the issue will come to a rest. i dunno much bout d thing happened between bro alien & d one who he banned, i'm not askin all lfc fans here to forget that but isn't it abit unfair to call for his head everytime utd fans found postin "flamin" or "anal" post. he hold no responsibility for what those ppl did. personally i would prefer him to not be one of d moderator of football lounge as he himself is an utd (most hated club, be it becoz of d bad apples issue or d success d club had achieved) fans which will always get special attention of fans from other clubs. i thought after d issue of "misbanned" (or whatever u call it) he'll step down as mod but he choosed to stay which i think is an act of man. u gotta give him credits for d guts he has as it's always more challengin to be mod and at d same time support manchester united. |
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QUOTE(ah_khoo @ Jun 17 2008, 03:07 PM) Duke, i didn't mentioned that he's callin for anyone to be banned, but he did sometimes target (whether directly or indirectly) bro alien whenever some utd misbehaved which is to me he's takin things abit personally (for alien is utd fans as well). as we all knew there's quite a big number of utd fans over here, so d probability of havin "bad apples" obviously is higher compared other clubs. d best way to treat these kinda ppl is either to report 'em or deal w/ 'em directly instead of insultin or tauntin d whole group of fans. Since you don't seem to know why a lot of anger has been directed his way, let me give you a summary. i dunno much bout d thing happened between bro alien & d one who he banned, i'm not askin all lfc fans here to forget that but isn't it abit unfair to call for his head everytime utd fans found postin "flamin" or "anal" post. he hold no responsibility for what those ppl did. personally i would prefer him to not be one of d moderator of football lounge as he himself is an utd (most hated club, be it becoz of d bad apples issue or d success d club had achieved) fans which will always get special attention of fans from other clubs. i thought after d issue of "misbanned" (or whatever u call it) he'll step down as mod but he choosed to stay which i think is an act of man. u gotta give him credits for d guts he has as it's always more challengin to be mod and at d same time support manchester united. - Punishment (bans) dealt out for infringing "flame baiting/trolling" rules were not meted out consistently. - The rules seem to put decent but controversial posters at a disadvantage. We do visit one another's threads, let's face it. When a decent poster (e.g. Jonno/Mad Moz) puts up a decent argument that is not all positive to say Man Utd, some fans take it personally and hit the "report" button. I find it shameful that people with opinions get reported. It reminds me of the ISA. - "Jonno" was also banned wrongfully (as the mods later admitted) but no apology was extended. To some, that may reflect insincerity. Fairplay if you think we are being sensitive over the matter but it matters nonetheless. |
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Jun 17 2008, 03:27 PM
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QUOTE(Duke Red @ Jun 17 2008, 03:21 PM) Since you don't seem to know why a lot of anger has been directed his way, let me give you a summary. well, for this i rest my case. - Punishment (bans) dealt out for infringing "flame baiting/trolling" rules were not meted out consistently. - The rules seem to put decent but controversial posters at a disadvantage. We do visit one another's threads, let's face it. When a decent poster (e.g. Jonno/Mad Moz) puts up a decent argument that is not all positive to say Man Utd, some fans take it personally and hit the "report" button. I find it shameful that people with opinions get reported. It reminds me of the ISA. - "Jonno" was also banned wrongfully (as the mods later admitted) but no apology was extended. To some, that may reflect insincerity. Fairplay if you think we are being sensitive over the matter but it matters nonetheless. |
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Jun 17 2008, 06:48 PM
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i thought alien already apologize to jonno. No ?
and i thought only the admin can ban ppl. No ? Mods can only report, right ? Anyway, looks like we're going back to what happened sometime ago... |
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yeah.. it already stated that alien2003 (man utd fan) already discussed about jonno's case with TheWhacker (liv fan)
then they agreed to report him to the admin for a warning but admin misunderstanding thus the ban happened and about the apology, idk much about that |
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Jun 17 2008, 09:28 PM
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Is more like celebrity news la. We (bystander) don't really know what's going on inside and of course we don't know if alien did personally apologize to Jonno. So we can't really blame people every time when they bringing this up cause they don't know how's that incident going on now.
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Jun 17 2008, 11:56 PM
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Jun 18 2008, 10:59 AM
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QUOTE(Belphegor @ Jun 17 2008, 09:28 PM) Is more like celebrity news la. We (bystander) don't really know what's going on inside and of course we don't know if alien did personally apologize to Jonno. So we can't really blame people every time when they bringing this up cause they don't know how's that incident going on now. Exactly. QUOTE(zenix @ Jun 17 2008, 11:56 PM) i totally agree with you. One of your mates brought it up for your information. If you don't want to discuss it, ignore the post. By the way, even if I did want to keep talking about it, so what? You going to report me? This doesn't concern you, so why don't you go play in your little corner? We are clearly angered by what had happened and you obviously cannot empathise so please do not get involved.some people keep have to harp on the same thing over and over again. can someone sing...."killing me softly"? This post has been edited by Duke Red: Jun 18 2008, 11:01 AM |
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Chill guys. we are WAY off topic. heck, I would like to know what's the true story as well(same situation with our govt, don't you think?) Anyways,
To United fans, please know when to shut up. To Non United fans, please don't add fuel to the fire. To dream5518-, it is best to ask mods and admins regarding this. Open up a forum and I'll support you. |
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QUOTE(ah_khoo @ Jun 17 2008, 03:07 PM) i dunno much bout d thing happened between bro alien & d one who he banned, i'm not askin all lfc fans here to forget that but isn't it abit unfair to call for his head everytime utd fans found postin "flamin" or "anal" post. he hold no responsibility for what those ppl did. personally i would prefer him to not be one of d moderator of football lounge as he himself is an utd (most hated club, be it becoz of d bad apples issue or d success d club had achieved) fans which will always get special attention of fans from other clubs. I don't hate the clubs. I hate the fans who always like to taunt when they won. Manchester United is not the most hated club in the world if the fans of that club behave properly. Like in the market, when you're well known selling some spoil stuff, everyone would try not to do any business with you. Bad apples always have more effect that good apples because people tend to remember the bad side instead of the good side, is it not? QUOTE(boxsystem @ Jun 18 2008, 11:52 AM) Chill guys. we are WAY off topic. heck, I would like to know what's the true story as well(same situation with our govt, don't you think?) Anyways, Indeed you hit my spot. Sometimes we need to learn when to shut up instead of adding fuel into fire. If you adding more fuel into fire and if the other fella took it too personally, there goes another bad ending of discussion.To United fans, please know when to shut up. To Non United fans, please don't add fuel to the fire. To dream5518-, it is best to ask mods and admins regarding this. Open up a forum and I'll support you. This post has been edited by Belphegor: Jun 18 2008, 05:03 PM |
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all of the managers in the list are the best manager ever. they manage to bring the selected team to some achievement that maybe previous manager cant manage to do so..and every single person have their own perspective and opinion...so how about we just share what achievement that the manager bring to the club rather then comparing one manager with another. Just my two cent here. all the best.
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Jun 18 2008, 08:03 PM
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Jose Mourinho is my chioce
2nd will be Guus Hiddink-take korea(1st asia country to do so) to semis in wc 2002 |
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Jun 18 2008, 08:11 PM
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what happens is chelsea vs inter in ucl hahahah both running their mouths hahaha
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QUOTE(rikimarumal @ Jun 18 2008, 08:03 PM) Jose Mourinho is my chioce Guus Hiddink may be a tactician master, but I think he's highly overrated. 2nd will be Guus Hiddink-take korea(1st asia country to do so) to semis in wc 2002 Don't forget, Korea went as far ahead as the semi-finals in the World Cup because of luck and favours from the referee. |
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even i dislike mourinho so much..his got some good touch to the team under him. cant admit it.
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Only Otto Rehhagel didn't get a vote....
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QUOTE(Duke Red @ Jun 18 2008, 10:59 AM) Exactly. i'm just totally bothered everytime there is such a topic it will evolve into a MU vs Liverpool thing.One of your mates brought it up for your information. If you don't want to discuss it, ignore the post. By the way, even if I did want to keep talking about it, so what? You going to report me? This doesn't concern you, so why don't you go play in your little corner? We are clearly angered by what had happened and you obviously cannot empathise so please do not get involved. one lalang will incite it and everyone will follow. why don't everyone just ignore these people instead of arguing? please take your own advice sometimes. |
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I must have missed smtg here but is there a war going on ?
Peace guys peace. It's only a discussion, don't get so angry over it. |
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Jun 19 2008, 01:59 AM
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QUOTE(blinky @ Jun 18 2008, 09:01 PM) Guus Hiddink may be a tactician master, but I think he's highly overrated. oh yeah, Italy got screwed big time by that muppet ref from Ecuador back then.Don't forget, Korea went as far ahead as the semi-finals in the World Cup because of luck and favours from the referee. |
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Jun 19 2008, 10:43 AM
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Again, Guus Hiddink make something here in Euro 08.
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QUOTE(sandwich_box @ Jun 18 2008, 11:20 PM) maybe it was just a fluke winning. denmark does it back in early 90s this time, croatia and turkey meet in the qf, at least one underdog team will make it to the sf. Added on June 19, 2008, 10:48 am QUOTE(sandwich_box @ Jun 19 2008, 10:43 AM) maybe he stand a chance against the highly fancied holland team of his hometown. after all, he know 'em very well.we may see a surprise again, huh? This post has been edited by yngwie: Jun 19 2008, 10:48 AM |
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QUOTE(yngwie @ Jun 19 2008, 10:46 AM) maybe it was just a fluke i like turkey this time...but in this quarter final they got 7 players that cant play at this stage..all the best for the turk!! winning. denmark does it back in early 90s this time, croatia and turkey meet in the qf, at least one underdog team will make it to the sf. This post has been edited by sandwich_box: Jun 19 2008, 10:52 AM |
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Jun 19 2008, 11:58 AM
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QUOTE(zenix @ Jun 18 2008, 11:38 PM) i'm just totally bothered everytime there is such a topic it will evolve into a MU vs Liverpool thing. I was directly involved in the initial fracas, were you? Thought so.one lalang will incite it and everyone will follow. why don't everyone just ignore these people instead of arguing? please take your own advice sometimes. Added on June 19, 2008, 12:01 pm QUOTE(blinky @ Jun 18 2008, 09:01 PM) Guus Hiddink may be a tactician master, but I think he's highly overrated. Well he did also take Australia to the World Cup. Let's not also forget he took PSV to the Champions League semi-finals, losing only by a narrow margin to AC Milan. Don't forget, Korea went as far ahead as the semi-finals in the World Cup because of luck and favours from the referee. I don't know too much about him, but he has taken unfancied sides pretty far in major tournaments. This post has been edited by Duke Red: Jun 19 2008, 12:01 PM |
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Arsène Wenger ability shine when his second season in charge (1997-98), Arsenal won both the Premiership and FA Cup.
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guus hiddink .....this man has the ability to change the whole team...superb...coach....
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QUOTE(blinky @ Jun 18 2008, 09:01 PM) Guus Hiddink may be a tactician master, but I think he's highly overrated. by the way u see the korean players play...i 'll get goosebumps, maybe the fans and home base do help, but i think hiddink command beautiful play from his players...Don't forget, Korea went as far ahead as the semi-finals in the World Cup because of luck and favours from the referee. so really looking fwd to holland vs russia...both teams with dutch influence... |
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Arsenio iglesias and jabo irrureta and also alex ferguson
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Of course the one and only..The Special One...JOSE MOURINHO..
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Ferguson.
Not because I'm a Man Utd fan, but because he has pretty much built and re-built the Manchester United squad about 3 or 4 times during his tenure. Knows when to release "big" players, how to spot great ones and train future stars. Now that's class! |
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Arsene Wenger
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now Turkey manager in a way to make his name on top of the cream!!!
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yea... c wat Fatih Terim did again for the 3rd match running.. i tot Croatia had sealed the game wif the goal from Klasnic in the 119th minute..
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was a success story with fiorentina. won titles with galatasaray but lasted for a few months with ac milan.
the emperor enjoyed a successful with the national team in the recent euro 08. showing an excellent fighting spirits. 'a greece' in this tournament! |
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QUOTE(yngwie @ Jun 21 2008, 02:22 PM) was a success story with fiorentina. won titles with galatasaray but lasted for a few months with ac milan. woo! what a history...if Turks win against the Germany in the semi-final..he's everything for the Turk!!! the emperor enjoyed a successful with the national team in the recent euro 08. showing an excellent fighting spirits. 'a greece' in this tournament! |
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Jun 21 2008, 02:54 PM
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the next logical step for him is to coach the malaysian national team.go fatih!
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QUOTE(sandwich_box @ Jun 21 2008, 03:37 PM) maybe it's the players' mentality. even top coach can't help much.skill wise, our malaysian players' seem to be fine for asian standard. they just need to use their brain all the time while playing. btw, we used to whacked the korean back in 70s and 80s.`now it's the other way round |
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i love to see Malaysian National team when under Allan Haris and Wan Jamak.
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Russia's Coach Also Great
They Beat England, Sweden & Holland |
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Jun 22 2008, 11:35 AM
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Guus Hiddink is awesome!!!!
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LOL...confirm is Sir Alex Ferguson..
win so many award b4... keep it on |
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QUOTE(SeaMonster @ Jun 22 2008, 10:50 AM) i really dont believe they can beat Holland last night.. Again its football, u can't predict who's win until the end of the whistle. This post has been edited by sandwich_box: Jun 22 2008, 02:25 PM |
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Ask Alex Ferguson to not lose for 49 matches ^^.
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tonight 2 manager battle each other in the UEFA quarter-final. Aragonés (Spain) and Donadoni (Italy). hehe.
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Jun 22 2008, 10:03 PM
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I believe many would change their votes after the Russia vs Holland match
Well, this poll is kinda bias as typical Malaysian fans (including myself (sometimes) to be honest) ONLY watch EPL/BPL and ECL. It would be better if you as for something like "Best National Team Manager" or league-specific polls (but I still believe many will vote recent managers compared to some great legends QUOTE(MADReaLJL @ Jun 22 2008, 08:47 PM) I don't take that as an offence. It's the fact |
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I think SAF is a great manager.. he won the Champions League twice in 22 years. Great number of league and fa cups with one club.
Wenger have a great 10 years in Arsenal. Nvr won any european titles. few league and fa cups. However he made Arsenal a fortune. But I think the best manager ever would be Fabio Capello. He has won the league title with every club he has coached, and added a European Cup to his haul as well.. this is with roma, ac milan and juventus, real madrid twice since 1991. What if he won the world cup with england? BTW AC milan have 58 games unbeaten run which was close to 2 years. anyone forgotten? Since he did both.. wouldn't tat better SAF and Wenger? And if you see his profile as a player.. He plays for italy... This post has been edited by ponomariov: Jun 23 2008, 12:30 PM |
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even Turkey lost last night..i feel Fatih Terim is good manager...they can knock the sleeping giant with their first goal..maybe a shortage of players make it hard for the Turk's...btw, congraz Turks for the achievement.
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QUOTE(kimhoong @ Jun 22 2008, 10:03 PM) I believe many would change their votes after the Russia vs Holland match Well, this poll is kinda bias as typical Malaysian fans (including myself (sometimes) to be honest) ONLY watch EPL/BPL and ECL. It would be better if you as for something like "Best National Team Manager" or league-specific polls (but I still believe many will vote recent managers compared to some great legends I don't take that as an offence. It's the fact absolutely u cant compare all managers, especially if there are from different countries or from very different footballing culture.. rijkaard said right after his sacking, that in spain, managers are impossible to last more than 5-6 years in a same club..because of the culture and the expectations of the board and fans..i dun wanna elaborate what he said, because i may be misleading the fact or what he meant in his statements..but just take capello's case as an example..won a la liga title and was sacked juz days after winning it..can u imagine that in epl??and then there is a guy called mancini, who brought 2 serie A titles to internazionale, sacked just bcos of failures in UCL?to bring new ideas into the club maybe..that is what very ambitious mr. moratti the chairman has been thinking quite sometime before mancini's sacking this is absolutely different compared to epl..i like to take the example of gerard houllier..how long did he last with liverpool?6 years iirc..and he didnt brought constant success to the club.. so it is just quite unjust to make this kind of vote if many of the voters doesnt know much about other league..maybe this poll should concentrate on epl only..as i said earlier, if you wanna vote AW, just consider villareal's manuel pellegrini first..after moulding a group of experienced players and youngsters into a strong team in la liga, you will simply be amazed with his achievements too p/s: to livepool fans, i still remember houllier is the manager of the treble winning team..so im not intentionally belittling his achievements, 00/01 is indeed a good season for livepool fc peace This post has been edited by matyrze: Jun 27 2008, 12:22 AM |
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guus hiddink...
if he came to coach malaysia..he might even bring us into our first world cup i mean, have u ever expected russia or korea in 2002 world cup to go that far? |
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for me the top 3 best managers of our time is:
1. Bob Paisley 2. Sir Alex Ferguson 3. Guus Hiddink |
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Jun 27 2008, 01:13 AM
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Jun 27 2008, 11:36 AM
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QUOTE(hazremi @ Jun 27 2008, 01:13 AM) haha..LoL...good one...But that season arsenal played some really awesome football.. As in not only winning football, but entertaining football as well.. something i seldom see much in BPL since then |
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Jun 27 2008, 12:28 PM
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Arsene Wenger is the best manager Arsenal ever had . Sir Alex Ferguson is the best football manager ever . His 10 premiere league titles are amazing and spread over 3 generations . this feat perhaps , will never ever be beaten again. forget about championship tournament like euro 2008 as there are only 1 off tournament over 6 or 7 matches . even those manager who succeeded in this , when they crossover to the league , most fail |
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Jul 13 2008, 01:09 AM
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QUOTE(sunnyK @ Jun 27 2008, 12:28 PM) Arsene Wenger is the best manager Arsenal ever had . Sir Alex Ferguson is the best football manager ever . ya,even his former player currently involve in managerial level also done quite well.His 10 premiere league titles are amazing and spread over 3 generations . this feat perhaps , will never ever be beaten again. forget about championship tournament like euro 2008 as there are only 1 off tournament over 6 or 7 matches . even those manager who succeeded in this , when they crossover to the league , most fail |
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Jul 13 2008, 01:17 AM
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I voted for Arsene.
To me, it's a close call between Arsene and SAF. I voted for Arsene though, because if you put the two of them in some lower league team with little financial power, Arsene would have prevailed with his tendency for cheap players while SAF would suffer without the money (I believe) So financially speaking, my vote goes to Arsene. Tactically though, I don't know how to compare them. |
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Jul 13 2008, 01:18 AM
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ng man tat is the best, he coach shaolin soccer
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Jul 13 2008, 07:43 AM
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Jul 13 2008, 12:49 PM
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best manager??? well at his moment i could say arsene wenger for club and guus hiddink for nation
i like the way arsene manage the club, even he only have limited player n young player, but they still capable to challenge for the title.. n he also good in signing promising n young talent.. hiddink is really impressed for nation..i still remember when korea reach semi final, australia n russia in euro 08... all the team that he coached will be underdog team |
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Nov 6 2008, 04:40 PM
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Came across this interesting writeup and didn't want to start another thread so I'm reviving this one. Anyway here you go:
QUOTE Is Keano Immune To Criticism? Roy Keane was one of six managers who reportedly spent over £30m this summer - the others being Juande Ramos, Rafa Benitez, Sir Alex Ferguson, Martin O'Neill and Mark Hughes. One of those number has already gone, three have started the season strongly and the other is under significant pressure for only being mid-table. So why does nobody question Keane when his team are in 14th - a massive one place above where they finished last season - despite investment on the scale of Champions League hopefuls this summer? Sunderland have the biggest squad in the Premier League - with 33 players having squad numbers and another ten players out on loan. That's more than all the clubs who are competing in European competition as well as the Premier League. They have a grand total of 12 strikers on their books - including forgotten men like David Connolly and Rade Prica - and still only Fulham have scored fewer goals in the Premier League. And they managed just one shot - on or off target - against Chelsea at the weekend. They have won only one of their last six league games and are yet to earn a single point from a losing position this season. And yet, when it comes to questioning what progress Keane is making at Sunderland, the silence is deafening. The truth is that Keane is immune to criticism through a mixture of fear and respect. Not respect for his achievements as a manager but respect for his achievements as a player, and a fear not only of an angry reaction from a man with a celebrated temper but a withdrawal of media co-operation from one of the most quotable managers in the game. Just as there was scant condemnation for Harry Redknapp's second exit from Portsmouth despite his earlier protestations that he would never leave the club, there are no questions being asked of Keane's management despite his vast summer spending (£12.5m on two West Ham defenders for a start) and results that have not reflected that spending. If any other Premier League manager had fielded an 18-year-old striker who has been out injured since February against the title favourites while leaving Djibril Cisse and El-Hadji Diouf on the bench, people would be queueing up to ask whether said manager had lost the plot. Keane does it and - outside of local newspaper reports - you will struggle to find a mention of Martyn Waghorn's name in reports until you get to the bit at the end that says 'Waghorn, 4'. I'm not saying Keane is a poor manager and of course I accept the notion that Keane is trying to 'build' a team and that will take time, but I will be very interested to see whether there are any dissenting voices in the press if Sunderland are still only a point clear of relegation in January or February. I suspect not. Sarah Winterburn |
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Nov 6 2008, 06:36 PM
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And people always say Chelsea spent like crazy amount of money... to sign this and that. Seriously that was like seasons ago... If u accumulate which club spent the most... you will be surprise which club is spending like crazy LOL!
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Nov 7 2008, 02:30 PM
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I was surprised by the amount myself. Cisse's on loan from what I know. Tainio, Malbranque, Diouf? What's happened to Kenwyn Jones?
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Nov 7 2008, 02:35 PM
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seems like they got better depth compare to big 4.. heh.. plus, they only play bpl, fa and carling..
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Nov 7 2008, 02:40 PM
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QUOTE(Apis_LuaLua @ Nov 7 2008, 02:35 PM) seems like they got better depth compare to big 4.. heh.. plus, they only play bpl, fa and carling.. They do have a better depth in the squad after all the money spend...and frankly speaking, I never think that Roy Keane is one of the best manager around...he is good..no doubt but when u look at the money he spent, u would probably think that the likes of Steve Coppel, Big Sam and Harry Redknapp are better managers than he is... |
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Nov 7 2008, 02:45 PM
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He has a problem that the other big sides don't. Sunderland doesn't quite have the same appeal for players. It isn't a nice place to live to begin with and it's not as though they are known outside of England. He may have had money to spend but it's still up to the player to decide if he wants to sign.
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Nov 7 2008, 02:48 PM
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QUOTE(Duke Red @ Nov 7 2008, 02:45 PM) He has a problem that the other big sides don't. Sunderland doesn't quite have the same appeal for players. It isn't a nice place to live to begin with and it's not as though they are known outside of England. He may have had money to spend but it's still up to the player to decide if he wants to sign. Which is why I think Cisse would probably sign a permanent only if Sunderland breaks into top10...Thats probably why his move is a loan move in the 1st place.... |
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Nov 7 2008, 02:50 PM
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QUOTE(solstice818 @ Nov 7 2008, 02:48 PM) Which is why I think Cisse would probably sign a permanent only if Sunderland breaks into top10...Thats probably why his move is a loan move in the 1st place.... Well Cisse isn't exactly in the position to be picky at the moment is he? He wasn't even starting for Marseille. He had been playing really well though which prompted me to pick him as an outside chance to challenge for the golden boot. |
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Nov 7 2008, 02:54 PM
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Good article. Yes, it does raise the question whether Keane is sackable or not, despite being the one who brought them to the Premier League after dropping back a couple of times before. With the money being spent you'd expect them to be fighting a place in Europe, not relegation battles. Niall Quinn's a pretty nice guy, so I don't think he's the kind that would be looking at switching managers, unless of course the fans begin taking it to the streets. Keane's still inexperienced though, so I think they'll be keeping him for a while yet.
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Nov 7 2008, 02:56 PM
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QUOTE(Duke Red @ Nov 7 2008, 02:50 PM) Well Cisse isn't exactly in the position to be picky at the moment is he? He wasn't even starting for Marseille. He had been playing really well though which prompted me to pick him as an outside chance to challenge for the golden boot. but i doubt he will sign for sunderland if they finish 14th and 15th again like last season...Probably he will choose to rot on the bench than to join a club that close to relegation zone... as for the golden boot race, Cisse scored 3 so far...He might be the black horse for the race....Added on November 7, 2008, 2:57 pm QUOTE(Hevrn @ Nov 7 2008, 02:54 PM) Good article. Yes, it does raise the question whether Keane is sackable or not, despite being the one who brought them to the Premier League after dropping back a couple of times before. With the money being spent you'd expect them to be fighting a place in Europe, not relegation battles. Niall Quinn's a pretty nice guy, so I don't think he's the kind that would be looking at switching managers, unless of course the fans begin taking it to the streets. Keane's still inexperienced though, so I think they'll be keeping him for a while yet. Quinn must be grateful for what Keane did to save his ass from relegating after Quinn managed the team to the bottom of the table in championship....And if i m not mistaken, Keane just signed new contract, no? This post has been edited by solstice818: Nov 7 2008, 02:57 PM |
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Nov 7 2008, 02:58 PM
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QUOTE(Hevrn @ Nov 7 2008, 02:54 PM) Good article. Yes, it does raise the question whether Keane is sackable or not, despite being the one who brought them to the Premier League after dropping back a couple of times before. With the money being spent you'd expect them to be fighting a place in Europe, not relegation battles. Niall Quinn's a pretty nice guy, so I don't think he's the kind that would be looking at switching managers, unless of course the fans begin taking it to the streets. Keane's still inexperienced though, so I think they'll be keeping him for a while yet. There isn't a doubt that he's doing a much better job than Mick McCarthy did. They got relegared twice under him and set a Premiership record for lowest point total in a season. The thing is when you spend the kind of money he has, you expect results and they aren't exactly doing much better than they did last season. |
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Nov 7 2008, 03:00 PM
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No doubt at all. Sir Alex Ferguson is the best manager of all time. And definitely best of our time. Wenger has nothing on Fergie. He's nothing compared to Fergie.
Only Arsenal fans may disagree with this fact. Not to mention Chelsea, Liverpool or any other clubs. Fergie has led Manchester United to so many trophies, including the Champions League (which Wenger has not won in his entire managerial career). |
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Nov 7 2008, 03:07 PM
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QUOTE(mervinho @ Nov 7 2008, 03:00 PM) Only Arsenal fans may disagree with this fact. Not to mention Chelsea, Liverpool or any other clubs. Your statement is presumptuous. You'll notice that a number of rival fans did mention Ferguson (including me) if you bothered reading back. May I suggest that you stop assuming the worst of us? Not all rival fans are devoid of logic.This post has been edited by Duke Red: Nov 7 2008, 03:07 PM |
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Nov 7 2008, 03:09 PM
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Fabio Capello.. see how england turns up nowday
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Nov 7 2008, 03:11 PM
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QUOTE(mervinho @ Nov 7 2008, 03:00 PM) No doubt at all. Sir Alex Ferguson is the best manager of all time. And definitely best of our time. Wenger has nothing on Fergie. He's nothing compared to Fergie. You are wrong and probably being bias...no doubt SAF is one of the best manager around but do bear in mind that Wenger spent less on players compared to Fergie and his achievement with Arsenal is undeniable....and not to mention, his skill of identifying unpolished gem.... Only Arsenal fans may disagree with this fact. Not to mention Chelsea, Liverpool or any other clubs. Fergie has led Manchester United to so many trophies, including the Champions League (which Wenger has not won in his entire managerial career). |
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Nov 7 2008, 04:32 PM
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QUOTE(disco333 @ Jun 7 2008, 09:18 PM) Beckham Neville x2 Butt Giggs Scholes cost 0Fergie sold Ince Kenchelskis Hughes and whole loads of senior players to bring in these youngsters and there was instant success. Wenger sold of their senior players and look where they are now? Even Fabregas was unhappy that so many seniors were sold This post has been edited by befitozi: Nov 7 2008, 04:36 PM |
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Nov 7 2008, 04:44 PM
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Jose Mourinho.. 2 years in Porto Win everything, 3 years in EPL won EPL twice, 2 carling cup and 1 FA Cup, 1 Charity Shield..
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Nov 7 2008, 04:47 PM
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Nov 8 2008, 01:25 AM
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Rafa Benitez till the end!
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Nov 8 2008, 02:18 AM
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eh why that poll got benitez but got no bob paisley?
ferguson has nothing on paisley. |
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Nov 8 2008, 02:51 AM
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QUOTE(Everdying @ Nov 8 2008, 02:18 AM) Hard to compare really. Both managed during very different times. Paisley was around when football was at its most passionate, whereas Ferguson withstood the test of time and led United during the evolution of football into the popular and money spinning sport it is today.I may be biased in saying this, but Fergie to me is the best of all time. He's won everything there was to be won, and retained titles on numerous occasions. The man's been in charge since before the day I was born, and while left right and centre managers were being sacked and rehired, he remained as our man. I know no man should be bigger then the club, but whenever I think of United, I see Ferguson. The man's a legend. A strict disciplinarian with a sense of humor (wore a Brazil cap when Maradona visited Carrington days ago). It was his way or the highway (ask Stam, Ruud or Beckham). Despite being tough on the players, all of them see him as a father figure. Can't help but smile everytime I see the training photos of them messing about with the manager having a laugh. That camaraderie is something we don't see in many football clubs. He also was very closely involved in building the club. He had his hand in the stadium restructuring, played a role in helping elevate the club's status into a global name etc. He comes across as a very articulate and intelligent man. You know the question ppl often ask about the one person you'd like to have dinner with before you die? For me its him, without a doubt. The day he decides to call it quits will be a very sad day indeed, not just for Manchester United, but for the world of football. Imo, Wenger still hasn't proven to me that he can be mentioned in the same breathe as Fergie, Paisley, Clough etc. Maybe its becoz he's not won in Europe yet. However, he has a bloody good eye for spotting talents and getting them on the cheap before turning them into a phenomenon. |
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Nov 8 2008, 06:05 AM
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Mourinho can be the next great coach cuz...he is the best of his time..cant compare him with Sir Alex...cuz..he coach for a long time...for sure he archive a lot..but Mourinho..get most of it..just in a few years..
He is the best..! |
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Nov 8 2008, 08:00 AM
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QUOTE(gry @ Nov 7 2008, 09:44 AM) Jose Mourinho.. 2 years in Porto Win everything, 3 years in EPL won EPL twice, 2 carling cup and 1 FA Cup, 1 Charity Shield.. QUOTE(Ichighost @ Nov 7 2008, 11:05 PM) Mourinho can be the next great coach cuz...he is the best of his time..cant compare him with Sir Alex...cuz..he coach for a long time...for sure he archive a lot..but Mourinho..get most of it..just in a few years.. I respect Mourinho for the impossibilities he has achieved and his really interesting character, but he's still young as a manager and still a bit more to prove. I think this year w Inter Milan will be really interesting. All he's lacking as a manager is a CL Medal. And a bit of controversy. I haven't been really following Inter's news a lot but he has been kinda quiet on soccernet radars isn't it?He is the best..! |
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Nov 8 2008, 08:11 AM
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Hmm...he did well at inter...just okey la..i think 3rd place in domestic league..Serie A champions Inter will guarantee their place in the last 16 if they can record a win at Anorthosis Famagusta for UCL..
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Nov 8 2008, 08:33 AM
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QUOTE(gabLhowe @ Nov 8 2008, 08:00 AM) I respect Mourinho for the impossibilities he has achieved and his really interesting character, but he's still young as a manager and still a bit more to prove. I think this year w Inter Milan will be really interesting. All he's lacking as a manager is a CL Medal. And a bit of controversy. I haven't been really following Inter's news a lot but he has been kinda quiet on soccernet radars isn't it? Dun worry...his mouth is still the same like the one in chelsea...the recent article about him is the one he accused some players to be diver...2 of them are true divers...another 2 are certainly not... |
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Nov 8 2008, 09:07 AM
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QUOTE(gabLhowe @ Nov 8 2008, 08:00 AM) I respect Mourinho for the impossibilities he has achieved and his really interesting character, but he's still young as a manager and still a bit more to prove. I think this year w Inter Milan will be really interesting. All he's lacking as a manager is a CL Medal. And a bit of controversy. I haven't been really following Inter's news a lot but he has been kinda quiet on soccernet radars isn't it? dude he won cl medal with fc porto before...back to the topic...sir alex is the best manager ive ever seen in my life....i cant compare with past manager like bob paisley and other past manager becoz i never see them in action... This post has been edited by skystrike: Nov 8 2008, 09:09 AM |
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Nov 8 2008, 01:09 PM
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bob paisley - the best of his era
Sir alex - the best for this era.. Mourinho - host prospect...for future era...hahaha |
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Nov 8 2008, 01:12 PM
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QUOTE(solstice818 @ Nov 8 2008, 08:33 AM) Dun worry...his mouth is still the same like the one in chelsea...the recent article about him is the one he accused some players to be diver...2 of them are true divers...another 2 are certainly not... remind me how the anfield captain dive to get the penalty in the last game ...oh yeah, MU player fall down = diver, liverpool player fall down is fair ... such a double standard ... whole world saw gerrard dive |
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Nov 8 2008, 01:47 PM
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Bloody hell. Are we gonna turn this topic into a diving discussion again?
Last I heard of Mourinho was when he dropped Adriano due to discipline problems. Seems like he's having none of it. He doesn't care if you're the in form player or not. You're not exempt from punishments. Theres been rumors flying around about Jose taking over Fergie's mantle when the Scot calls it quits. |
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Nov 10 2008, 12:41 AM
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ferguson vs wenger?
how bout winning the champion's league 1st? |
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Nov 10 2008, 01:31 PM
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QUOTE(Everdying @ Nov 8 2008, 02:18 AM) Well it has to do with your definition of "our time" doesn't it? QUOTE(Ken @ Nov 8 2008, 01:12 PM) remind me how the anfield captain dive to get the penalty in the last game ... oh yeah, MU player fall down = diver, liverpool player fall down is fair ... such a double standard ... whole world saw gerrard dive QUOTE(Hevrn @ Nov 8 2008, 01:47 PM) Bloody hell. Are we gonna turn this topic into a diving discussion again? Precisely. What does the issue of diving have to do with management? Just for the sake of argument, there was contact, no? It's gamesmanship and if you feel contact in the box, a good number of players will go down. Last I heard of Mourinho was when he dropped Adriano due to discipline problems. Seems like he's having none of it. He doesn't care if you're the in form player or not. You're not exempt from punishments. Theres been rumors flying around about Jose taking over Fergie's mantle when the Scot calls it quits. I agree with those of you that suggest Mourinho and Wenger do not yet belong in the same bracket as Ferguson, Paisley, Shankly, Busby, etc. They may have brought about a revolution within the club but in the end, it comes down to titles and leaving a legacy doesn't it? It isn't as though Wenger has been working with a limited budget or that he inherited a poor side. His willingness to spend on young talent instead of proven players is his own doing and one must question when he will look to today and not the future. |
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Nov 11 2008, 12:21 AM
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The thing about Wenger is his strict policies and his stubbornness (shall we call it?) to spend the big bucks on top players. Didn't Arsenal Football Club announce large profits after the completion and opening of their new stadium? I'm sure its not down to their inability to spend. He also has this policy on not giving more then a one year contract extension to players aged 30 above, which led to key players like Pires leaving. Flamini leaving was a big blow, but with the money Milan offered there was no way Arsenal were going to be able to compete with that.
That said, he's got a knack for spotting gems, and I'm a keen admirer of his footballing style. Exactly the kind of football I would pay good money to watch. Once he consistently turns his entertaining brand of football into a winning one with his current crop of players, they'll be reliving their glory days of yesteryears. |
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Nov 11 2008, 03:25 AM
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Mourinho, Rafa, Alex Fergie, Wenger..
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Nov 11 2008, 12:20 PM
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QUOTE(Hevrn @ Nov 11 2008, 12:21 AM) The thing about Wenger is his strict policies and his stubbornness (shall we call it?) to spend the big bucks on top players. Didn't Arsenal Football Club announce large profits after the completion and opening of their new stadium? I'm sure its not down to their inability to spend. He also has this policy on not giving more then a one year contract extension to players aged 30 above, which led to key players like Pires leaving. Flamini leaving was a big blow, but with the money Milan offered there was no way Arsenal were going to be able to compete with that. Like you I enjoy watching Arsenal play and he did have money to spend. If memory serves me he was handed a transfer kitty of $50 million during the break last season. I may be mistaken but he was given a sizable budget nonetheless. That said, he's got a knack for spotting gems, and I'm a keen admirer of his footballing style. Exactly the kind of football I would pay good money to watch. Once he consistently turns his entertaining brand of football into a winning one with his current crop of players, they'll be reliving their glory days of yesteryears. He does indeed come up with wonderful signings doesn't he? Prior to their arrival in the EPL, I had never heard of Toure, Sagna, Flamini, Reyes, Adebayor and company. Somewhat like you mentioned though, he has been unable to keep quality players at the club for the long term which leads to him having to rebuild almost every season. Arsenal have also been criticised for overplaying and overpassing when a more direct approach would have brought about rewards. |
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Nov 12 2008, 03:00 PM
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Sorry to say...but for me just for my personal opinion...Arsenal just like a big ACADEMY...
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Nov 14 2008, 11:56 AM
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Something interesting from The Sun:
QUOTE Sun salutes United legend Fergie ![]() ALEX FERGUSON was quite literally bitten by the football bug 50 years ago tomorrow. As a 16-year-old he began his remarkable journey in the game by making his debut for Queen’s Park against Stranraer. The great man from Govan quickly realised he was going to have to be tough to make it to the top as his dream painfully lost its fluffy hue. Ferguson said: “That debut confrontation with Stranraer was closer to a nightmare. “My troubles began with the decision to play me at outside-right, which didn’t suit me at all. “Nor did their left-back, a little tank by the name of McKnight. “After a collision had put the two of us on the ground the b*****d bit me. “At half-time the official in charge of our team, Jackie Gardiner, roasted me for not being combative enough. “He shouted ‘You don’t side-step players at this club, you go through them. You’ve come into this team with a big reputation. What’s the matter with you?’ “ ‘The left-back bit me,’ I said pitifully. ‘Bit you?’ Gardiner screamed. ‘Then bite him back!’ “Any suspicion that Scotland’s leading amateur team would be too Corinthian to go to war was soon dispelled from Stranraer minds and the second half was warfare.” A team-mate got the biting McKnight back with a hack on the way to a 3-2 Queen’s Park home win and then a player from each side was sent off. Ferguson recalled: “On his way into the tunnel the Stranraer man engaged in an argument with a Queen’s Park supporter. “He must have been a real warrior, that centre-half. His opponent this time was a member of the official blind party attending the match. “All in all, it was quite an introduction to the senior grade.” Now half a century on the revelations in Ferguson’s autobiography Managing My Life give further insight into what drives the man on. He has been putting the bite into opponents ever since as a player and — most notably — as a manager. Breaking up the Celtic- Rangers domination with his Aberdeen team. ‘Knocking Liverpool off their perch’, as he put it himself, as he rebuilt Manchester United. And finally ending a 31-year wait to take the European Cup back to Old Trafford and winning it again this year on the 50th anniversary of the Munich Air Disaster. Peter Buchanan began his 10-year playing career with Queen’s Park in that very same season Ferguson made his debut. Advertisement And he remembers seeing the same determination in Ferguson then that has served him so well since. Buchanan said: “I played up front with him a few times and, even as a 16-year-old, you could see there was a devilment and determination about him. “Obviously nobody could have foreseen what he would become back then. “There is a great pride at Queen’s Park that he has gone on to achieve what he has. “But he has never forgotten his roots and where he started and still comes back to Queen’s Park for club dinners and the like.” Ferguson, 66, is still at it, intense as ever, unable to let go — and why should he after last season’s Premier and Champions League Double success? Sir Bobby Charlton was instrumental in bringing Ferguson down from Aberdeen 22 years ago to resurrect United. During one of the most heartfelt appreciations of the man yet, in this his 50th year in the game, Sir Bobby revealed just what he means — both to him and United. Sir Bobby said: “In Scotland at Aberdeen he broke the mould. I remember watching him guide his side to victory over Real Madrid and thought this is just the man we need at Manchester United. “The type of person, the type of authority that a big club like Manchester United needed. “A few years later we decided to bring him here and it is the best thing that has ever happened to this football club. “This club is supported worldwide because of the way he has got his teams to play — they excite people. “I remember as a player always waking on a Saturday morning excited at the prospect of playing that afternoon. “Alex Ferguson has got me like that again just watching his teams. “He is a brilliant decision-maker, a great judge of a footballer and football itself. A sensational manager for a club like Manchester United. “Since he arrived his decision-making and the attitude he has towards every player and every person at the football club has been unique. “And on a personal note Alex Ferguson has been one of my greatest friends since I have been in football.” At a recent Variety Club tribute night in his honour at Old Trafford, Ferguson finished a speech with these words: “I have been very, very lucky. I have had a fantastic time in football, enjoyed some great moments. “But the best moment I ever had was joining Manchester United and the worst will be the day I leave. “But that will be a long time away.” When the day comes a gaping hole will be left in the game that a gangly teenager with a bite mark first graced all those years ago. Source: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport...icle1928219.ece |
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Nov 14 2008, 12:23 PM
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I must say SAF will go down as one of the most successful manager ever. I'm a huge fan of Arsenal but Arsene Wenger is still far from achieving what SAF has. Quite rightly said, your achievement is measured by the number of trophies you won. Wenger might have built a very potential young squad who's played some really beautiful football but he's not won that many trophies as he should, based on the young players that he's churned out.
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Nov 14 2008, 12:31 PM
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QUOTE(giotto @ Nov 14 2008, 12:23 PM) I must say SAF will go down as one of the most successful manager ever. I'm a huge fan of Arsenal but Arsene Wenger is still far from achieving what SAF has. Quite rightly said, your achievement is measured by the number of trophies you won. Wenger might have built a very potential young squad who's played some really beautiful football but he's not won that many trophies as he should, based on the young players that he's churned out. I wonder what would happen if SAF and Wenger work together? Wenger could be SAF's prodigy I bet we might see one team which is undeniably superb in terms of attacking and man management. |
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Nov 14 2008, 03:11 PM
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QUOTE(giotto @ Nov 14 2008, 12:23 PM) I must say SAF will go down as one of the most successful manager ever. I'm a huge fan of Arsenal but Arsene Wenger is still far from achieving what SAF has. Quite rightly said, your achievement is measured by the number of trophies you won. Wenger might have built a very potential young squad who's played some really beautiful football but he's not won that many trophies as he should, based on the young players that he's churned out. Well Eric, every manager is unique...For Arsene, I too have the utmost respect for him because he has the ability to convert players into difference roles. Example, he made Ashley Cole from an attacker to a left back. Lauren, from a winger to a right back. Henry, from a winger to a striker. I think Sir Alex can't do that easily.. but he did it before. He made Scholes from a striker to an attacking midfielder. But I can see clearly that Wenger is very good on this. QUOTE(boxsystem @ Nov 14 2008, 12:31 PM) I wonder what would happen if SAF and Wenger work together? Wenger could be SAF's prodigy Over the years, there were very colourful rivalry between the two greatest managers in EPL at the moment (in my humble opinion).I bet we might see one team which is undeniably superb in terms of attacking and man management. The rivalry was tense and they would have a go against each other.. Because both are great managers. But recently there were interviewed together during a function for the League Managers Association. It's some sort a tribute for the 2 of them. And I can see that both actually have the mutual respect between them... which is good. You can see it here: |
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Nov 14 2008, 03:34 PM
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QUOTE(schmeichel7 @ Nov 14 2008, 06:11 PM) » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « damn funny both Arsene and Alex, and both very good manager didn't know Arsene has a humurous side to him as well |
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Nov 14 2008, 04:18 PM
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In terms of interesting personality, my vote goes to Alex.
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Nov 14 2008, 06:23 PM
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although i am a liverpool fans, i do think sir alex is a great manager....winning so many title with man utd......
but rafa also no bad since he won the CL in the 1st season in charge of liverpool wit a bunch of craps player in the likes of igor biscan, djimi traore, etc etc....... |
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Nov 14 2008, 06:34 PM
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I would go for Sir Alex Ferguson too .. he's gone a long way .. and he's achieved alot ..
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Nov 15 2008, 10:45 PM
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go for SAF.
22 years is a very long time for a manager ti be in control. respect him for that. |
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Nov 15 2008, 10:49 PM
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must be alex ferguson...no doubt.
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Nov 16 2008, 01:21 PM
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for me J Mourinho...the best...Porto Chelsea now...Inter..as long as he manage a club...you can see the difference...and he consider young compared to SAF...and i think he can archive more..than SAF done..
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Nov 16 2008, 02:25 PM
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QUOTE(Ichighost @ Nov 16 2008, 01:21 PM) for me J Mourinho...the best...Porto Chelsea now...Inter..as long as he manage a club...you can see the difference...and he consider young compared to SAF...and i think he can archive more..than SAF done.. we have to wait about 13-15 years more to know if he can achieve more than SAF. |
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Nov 16 2008, 06:41 PM
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QUOTE(Ichighost @ Nov 16 2008, 01:21 PM) for me J Mourinho...the best...Porto Chelsea now...Inter..as long as he manage a club...you can see the difference...and he consider young compared to SAF...and i think he can archive more..than SAF done.. I have to disagree on the bolded part. Could you please explain on how SAF won things with so-called kids(remarks of Alan Hansen), in these cases, that would be Scholes, Giggs, Beckham, Neville bros and Butt. I noticed that Mourinho hardly ever used youngsters from Chelsea FC academy .. |
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Nov 16 2008, 06:52 PM
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Yes, Man U won with kids but u must remember that SAF got Cantona, Keane, schemeicel, irwin, steve bruce, yorke, cole at that moment. Meaning the combine good youngster and great experince players.
Jose Mourinho who made Lampard,Terry,Cech, Joe Cole, Drogba,Essien Carvalho be recognized as world class player. |
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Nov 16 2008, 07:08 PM
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QUOTE(gry @ Nov 16 2008, 06:52 PM) Yes, Man U won with kids but u must remember that SAF got Cantona, Keane, schemeicel, irwin, steve bruce, yorke, cole at that moment. Meaning the combine good youngster and great experince players. Apart from Terry, I don't see any youngsters name being mentioned in your post. This is getting ridiculous.Jose Mourinho who made Lampard,Terry,Cech, Joe Cole, Drogba,Essien Carvalho be recognized as world class player. SAF isn't as good as Wenger in nurturing youngsters but Lampard, Cech, Joe Cole, Drogba, Essien and Carvalho aren't exactly from Chelsea's academy as far as I know. These names that you've mentioned are the same as the ones you've mentioned from United team. Cantona, Keane, Schmeichel, Bruce, Yorke and Cole were bought in order to balance the team throughout. You can't always play youngsters on each every game. They are inconsistent compared to the senior players which are nurtured with experiences. I found no valid argument in your post. You just made yourself looked pretty much 'empty'. |
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Nov 16 2008, 10:33 PM
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Alex Ferguson didnt spend a lot of money like the other managers did in EPL...
How much did Chelsea spend in the last 5 years.... Alex Ferguson didnt spend money also can win so many trophies... |
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Nov 16 2008, 10:39 PM
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I am a Chelsea fan but I would say Sir Alex Ferguson.
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Nov 16 2008, 10:45 PM
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It's Fergie.full stop.
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Nov 17 2008, 03:22 AM
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QUOTE Apart from Terry, I don't see any youngsters name being mentioned in your post. This is getting ridiculous. SAF isn't as good as Wenger in nurturing youngsters but Lampard, Cech, Joe Cole, Drogba, Essien and Carvalho aren't exactly from Chelsea's academy as far as I know. These names that you've mentioned are the same as the ones you've mentioned from United team. Cantona, Keane, Schmeichel, Bruce, Yorke and Cole were bought in order to balance the team throughout. You can't always play youngsters on each every game. They are inconsistent compared to the senior players which are nurtured with experiences. I found no valid argument in your post. You just made yourself looked pretty much 'empty'. so why ferguson loan out frazer campbell and bought berbatov if man u youngster really that good. where player from man u academy right now? Ronaldo, Vidic, Rooney, Berbatov, Van Der Sar? I never said that you can win if u used all youngsters in ur team. Look at what happened to arsenal right now. Even wenger bought youngster from others academy. I agree that only Man U academy and West Ham really produce good youngsters but rite now all dominated because of money. I said Mourinho is amongst the best manager rite now because he win everything with porto and win all domestic title with chelsea for 3 years only. Yup, people always said because chelsea is rich but Ranieri cant win it for chelsea after bought 18 players at first season during Roman Era. 2 years at porto plus 3 years at chelsea is enough proof that Mourinho also amongst the best manager at our time. He success during at small/average club and rich club. |
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Nov 17 2008, 08:53 AM
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QUOTE(Golden @ Nov 16 2008, 10:33 PM) Alex Ferguson didnt spend a lot of money like the other managers did in EPL... lolz.....are you sure about it??dun tell me nani, anderson, carrick, hargreaves come in FREE?? each of these player cost almost 10mill each.....tats also not call big spending?? How much did Chelsea spend in the last 5 years.... Alex Ferguson didnt spend money also can win so many trophies... |
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Nov 17 2008, 01:10 PM
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I vote for Ken Worden!
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Nov 17 2008, 01:47 PM
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Scholari is my choice. everything he touches turns to gold. SAF may won a lot but he manage just 2 clubs i guess and was successful in one of it. Scholari on the other hand has coach many clubs and guiding his country to the world cup glory.
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Nov 17 2008, 02:22 PM
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QUOTE Alex Ferguson didnt spend a lot of money like the other managers did in EPL... are u sure? nani, anderson hargreaves cost 50million, berbatov 31million, rooney 25million, carrick 21million, tevez will cost 30 million, ferdinand record signing for defender at his time, veron 20 million, How much did Chelsea spend in the last 5 years.... Alex Ferguson didnt spend money also can win so many trophies... so united still not spend much????? |
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Nov 17 2008, 02:44 PM
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QUOTE(boxsystem @ Nov 16 2008, 06:41 PM) I have to disagree on the bolded part. Could you please explain on how SAF won things with so-called kids(remarks of Alan Hansen), in these cases, that would be Scholes, Giggs, Beckham, Neville bros and Butt. I noticed that Mourinho hardly ever used youngsters from Chelsea FC academy .. I think he meant that Mourinho started winning trophies at a younger age than Ferguson, not that Mourinho has won using young players. |
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