Ferdosipour's New Show + Interview with Stars

[Azmoun_shireh]

My definition of an A-hole manager is one that puts winning above the players.. doesn't care who he has to get injured, who he tramples, who he knocks down as long as he can get results.

Someone like Juergen Klopp, when he speaks of his players, speaks about them like a caring father.

Ferguson time and again trampled people to get what he wanted.



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Every single player under Ferguson speaks of him highly and many who he had fights with him now talk about regretting their behaviour.

He is probably one of the best man mangers in the world, he also knew the right time to move on from players.

[koorosh]

I guess my definition of A-hole manager is different. An a-hole manager puts his own benefits, likes, and dislikes, ahead of the team. He would lack empathy, blame his players for team failures, and generally see his role as a boss rather than a leader. Being harsh, demanding, or being foul-mouthed is not part of the consideration.

The dust-up between AF and Keane and Beckham was not AF being an A-hole. It was about AF putting ManU team first. Keane was ManU's captain for 8 years under AF. But what ended his tenure was Keane's TV criticism of his teammates, and AF reacted as he should have.

"However, Keane's time at United ended unexpectedly early after he criticised his team-mates on the club's television channel MUTV and that led to him clashing with Ferguson in the manager's office.

Keane was heavily critical of United's performance in a 4-1 defeat against Middlesbrough and didn't hold back in his assessment of the likes of Ferdinand, John O'Shea, Alan Smith, Kieran Richardson and Darren Fletcher."

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-12506453/Rio-Ferdinand-recalls-Roy-Keane-clashed-Sir-Alex-Ferguson-managers-office-midfielder-axed-Manchester-United-following-MUTV-analysis-2005.html

If anything that episode demonstrated that in AF's team, no player is above the team.

My definition of an A-hole manager is one that puts winning above the players.. doesn't care who he has to get injured, who he tramples, who he knocks down as long as he can get results.

Someone like Juergen Klopp, when he speaks of his players, speaks about them like a caring father.

Ferguson time and again trampled people to get what he wanted.



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[nisfejahan]

I think Ferguson is one of the all time greats, if not the greatest club coach of all time but he would always fall out with his stars, or kick them out as soon as they dropped form.
never forget how he treated Beckham or Keane.

van Gaal is a big a**hole too.

I guess my definition of A-hole manager is different. An a-hole manager puts his own benefits, likes, and dislikes, ahead of the team. He would lack empathy, blame his players for team failures, and generally see his role as a boss rather than a leader. Being harsh, demanding, or being foul-mouthed is not part of the consideration.

The dust-up between AF and Keane and Beckham was not AF being an A-hole. It was about AF putting ManU team first. Keane was ManU's captain for 8 years under AF. But what ended his tenure was Keane's TV criticism of his teammates, and AF reacted as he should have.

"However, Keane's time at United ended unexpectedly early after he criticised his team-mates on the club's television channel MUTV and that led to him clashing with Ferguson in the manager's office.

Keane was heavily critical of United's performance in a 4-1 defeat against Middlesbrough and didn't hold back in his assessment of the likes of Ferdinand, John O'Shea, Alan Smith, Kieran Richardson and Darren Fletcher."

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-12506453/Rio-Ferdinand-recalls-Roy-Keane-clashed-Sir-Alex-Ferguson-managers-office-midfielder-axed-Manchester-United-following-MUTV-analysis-2005.html

If anything that episode demonstrated that in AF's team, no player is above the team.

[Nokhodi]

I would not classify them as a-holes. Their players (at least a good chunk of them) seemed to really appreciate these two.

I think Ferguson is one of the all time greats, if not the greatest club coach of all time but he would always fall out with his stars, or kick them out as soon as they dropped form.
never forget how he treated Beckham or Keane.

van Gaal is a big a**hole too.

[nisfejahan]

Sir Alex & Mou both prove your belief wrong.

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I would not classify them as a-holes. Their players (at least a good chunk of them) seemed to really appreciate these two.

[koorosh]

My experience... A-holes can occasionally be good players, but they can never be good managers.

Sir Alex & Mou both prove your belief wrong.

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[nisfejahan]

Nekou is an asshole!
Great player but even as player, you were either with him or against him!


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My experience... A-holes can occasionally be good players, but they can never be good managers.

[AhuraMazda1]

I feel bad for Ashkan. Seems like he feels under appreciated because he never got a proper TM send off. Our football would be shit in the 2010s if it wasn’t for him, and he was the first ever true Euro-based legionnaire that transformed our football. Deserves to be celebrated like the TM legend he is.

Hardly any of our players get a proper send off.

[aria32]

I feel bad for Ashkan. Seems like he feels under appreciated because he never got a proper TM send off. Our football would be shit in the 2010s if it wasn’t for him, and he was the first ever true Euro-based legionnaire that transformed our football. Deserves to be celebrated like the TM legend he is.

[Azmoun_shireh]

I genuinely thought with his calming presence on the pitch, captaincy and all the years in La Liga he would be our greatest domestic talent as a coach/manager. Like Iran's version of Guardiola

I guess you can't tell sometimes.

according to the earlier parts of the interview, he wasn't even that calm on the pitch and seemed to yell and swear at everyone lol

I guess the bs he pulled when he was assistant manager under CQ wasn't an isolated incident after all.

[DR Strangemoosh]

I genuinely thought with his calming presence on the pitch, captaincy and all the years in La Liga he would be our greatest domestic talent as a coach/manager. Like Iran's version of Guardiola

I guess you can't tell sometimes.

[AhuraMazda1]

Is this the clip you’re taking about?

nekounam talks so damn much omg. How can a grown man talk for so long after each question. Lots of backhanded comments towards pooladi

https://video.varzesh3.com/video/548...دی-و-تیم

Yep, that might be the one. Embarrassing.

[arj42]

Two things I saw from him I didn't like, first was begging Messi for his shirt and second the public embarrassment I witnessed with him and Pooladi arguing about it on 90. Second was when a reporter asked him if he would be interested in being Skocis's number two and him humiliating Skocic with his response.

Is this the clip you’re taking about?

nekounam talks so damn much omg. How can a grown man talk for so long after each question. Lots of backhanded comments towards pooladi

https://video.varzesh3.com/video/548...دی-و-تیم

[AhuraMazda1]

Nekou is an asshole!
Great player but even as player, you were either with him or against him!


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Agreed. Remember the Taj captaincy debacle between him and Majidi and maybe Rahmati at the time? It was just nasty. Karimi had a similar issue with him too.

[Iran_19]

Nekou is an asshole!
Great player but even as player, you were either with him or against him!


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