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  • 1Heesham1
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    he did well for himself aswell.

    not to forget sven had two mistresses on the go during his 5 years as england manager.

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  • Suprah
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    Originally posted by roy View Post
    Goatta agree here with these two.

    I have one more............Maradona, trust me, he'll win the worldcup in 2010.
    (Just to spice the thread up).
    I bet Der Kaiser wont like that

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  • G0happy
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    Originally posted by Pharaoh View Post
    I included managers that have actually won some sort of silverware. Avram Grant, IMO, was not even qualified to be a Premiership manager, let alone Chelsea's. What has he ever won (or even qualified to) as manager of Israel?

    I didn't include him, but Martin O'Neill anyone?
    Exactly as well.
    He has done soo good and changed Aston Villa around completely. I honestly think they will finish 4th and knock Arsenal out of it. They are really competitors for the top 4 and O'Neill is never mentioned

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  • roy
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    Originally posted by 1Heesham1 View Post
    roy hodgson. fulham were on the brink last seasos bfore he stepped to save them.. and with the players hes brought in this season.. they're in the top half of the league.. good job indeed.

    and pharoeh i agree o'neill is certainly in this category.
    Goatta agree here with these two.

    I have one more............Maradona, trust me, he'll win the worldcup in 2010.
    (Just to spice the thread up).

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  • G0happy
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    The guy has won more trophies than Man City ever have
    He put Man City in Europe for the first time ever and the only reason he was sacked was coz Man City were in the top 4 for a long time last season and ended up finishing 9th but only made Europe coz of the fair play rule.

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  • chuck bass
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    Originally posted by Pharaoh View Post
    I didn't include him, but Martin O'Neill anyone?
    yeah, forgot about him in my other post. the really impressive thing is that he made aston villa a top 4 contender with a squad consisting mainly of british players

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  • chuck bass
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    Rijkaard WAS great, but after the first two barca seasons his tactics became way to predictable

    Guardiola is amazing, he stepped out of pretty much no where (being coach of barca's b-team), and look what he has done to barca this season

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  • 1Heesham1
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    roy hodgson. fulham were on the brink last seasos bfore he stepped to save them.. and with the players hes brought in this season.. they're in the top half of the league.. good job indeed.

    and pharoeh i agree o'neill is certainly in this category.

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  • milad
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    Originally posted by Suprah View Post
    and yet he was sacked for not winning a third champions league in 2003...and we all know what happened next with Madrid
    Greedy lame directors
    and perez wants to run again in 2010. he messed up the club until capello came. no matter what people say calderon has delivered, i just didnt like his agenda to attain crynino. let me add that it was a wise choice by spain to choose del bosque as coach. when given a strong team he is unstoppable.

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  • Suprah
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    Originally posted by milad View Post
    del bosque

    4 years with madrid:

    2 ligas
    2 champions leagues (went to at least semis every year)
    1 spanish supercup
    1 uefa supercup
    1 intercontinental cup

    he didnt go 1 season without winning the liga or champs league
    and yet he was sacked for not winning a third champions league in 2003...and we all know what happened next with Madrid

    Greedy lame directors

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  • milad
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    del bosque

    4 years with madrid:

    2 ligas
    2 champions leagues (went to at least semis every year)
    1 spanish supercup
    1 uefa supercup
    1 intercontinental cup

    he didnt go 1 season without winning the liga or champs league

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  • Pharaoh
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    I included managers that have actually won some sort of silverware. Avram Grant, IMO, was not even qualified to be a Premiership manager, let alone Chelsea's. What has he ever won (or even qualified to) as manager of Israel?

    I didn't include him, but Martin O'Neill anyone?

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  • G0happy
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    Originally posted by Mr Pouya View Post
    avram grant....i always thought u rly didnt need 2 do anything with a team like chelsea and u could win ur way up but seeing chelsea now with scolari i can now appreciate what grant did even as a united fan , he toke the team from 7th and challenges united till the last day of the league after the mess jose mourinho left the team with and he also toke the team 2 CL final..and then he got sacked
    I have to also agree with you mate.
    The only reason he got sacked was coz Chelsea didn't win a trophy at all last season. But to come Runners-up (and onto the last day of the season) and to come Runners-up in the CL is very good especially for a manager who was with them for just half a season.

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  • Aryan
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    Originally posted by Mr Pouya View Post
    btw ur lame attempt of a joke failed, just like ur team u should stick to nursery rhymes.
    wtf

    i wasnt making a joke

    your a retard pouya

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