Ok, he may be a sycophantic, hypocritical bully, but Sir Alex Ferguson knows how to put a football team together. He's helped greatly by having Rooney and Ronaldo, of course, but even so, watching the highlights of the Manchester United and Villa games, some of the stuff they played was out of this world. Just beautiful in its simplicity.
A lot of credit has to go, I think, to Carlos Queiroz. Again, in the past, I've been scathing about this cunt, but if what we're watching is the result of his coaching, you have to hold your hands up and give him credit. If he does decide to go to Benfica - and I don't think he will - Manchester United may struggle to replace him.
Actually, this isn't an apology of sorts at all, I still dislike the pair of them (though in actuality, my feelings for Ferguson veer from love to hate with alarming regularity) I'm just acknowledging that they're both pretty fucking good at what they do. Which makes this possibly the least insightful post in OTF's short history.
(I've taken Sky's approach to football and applied it to OTF. There was no OTF prior to the new board. All memories and history has been cleared as if from an etch-a-sketch)
A lot of credit has to go, I think, to Carlos Queiroz. Again, in the past, I've been scathing about this cunt, but if what we're watching is the result of his coaching, you have to hold your hands up and give him credit. If he does decide to go to Benfica - and I don't think he will - Manchester United may struggle to replace him.
Actually, this isn't an apology of sorts at all, I still dislike the pair of them (though in actuality, my feelings for Ferguson veer from love to hate with alarming regularity) I'm just acknowledging that they're both pretty fucking good at what they do. Which makes this possibly the least insightful post in OTF's short history.
(I've taken Sky's approach to football and applied it to OTF. There was no OTF prior to the new board. All memories and history has been cleared as if from an etch-a-sketch)
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