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For me there is one stand out candidate.
As a player he cultivated a reputation as a hard man.
A Glaswegian who could start a fight in an empty house
Though unlike the real hard men, his nastiest fouls were reserved for when the ball was 30 yards away, and the ref was facing the opposite direction - though he was not averse to the odd bout of stamping if anyone dared to tackle him.
As a manager he has had a record of unparallelled strife at more clubs, in more countries than even I can remember.
Despite this he was interviewed as Sammy Lee's replacement (though why why why????)
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Graeme Souness wins by miles
As a player he cultivated a reputation as a hard man.
A Glaswegian who could start a fight in an empty house
Though unlike the real hard men, his nastiest fouls were reserved for when the ball was 30 yards away, and the ref was facing the opposite direction - though he was not averse to the odd bout of stamping if anyone dared to tackle him.
As a manager he has had a record of unparallelled strife at more clubs, in more countries than even I can remember.
Despite this he was interviewed as Sammy Lee's replacement (though why why why????)
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Graeme Souness wins by miles
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Managers ... Aldridge, Rednapp, O'Neill, Eriksson, Souness, Robson, McClaren, Mourinho ... and, not to forget O'Leary.
Players ... Savage, Souness, Savage, Gary Neville, Savage, Terry, Savage, Ashley Cole, Savage, the PERSON who is Alan Shearer, Savage, Lehmann, Savage, Trevor Ross, Savage, the PERSON who is Steve Gerrard, Savage, Joe Cole, Savage, Rio Ferdinand, Savage, Barton, Savage, Heskey, Savage, the PERSON who is Roy Keane, Savage, Vinnie Jones, Savage, Denis Wise, Savage, Bruce Groebelaar, Savage, Paul Dickov, Savage, Rudi Voller, Savage ... God, there's so damn many of them.
Football Related people ... Elton Welsby, Alan Green.
So called referee's ... Riley and Barry Knight.
To sum up though, the top ones, 1 in each category ... O'Leary, Savage, Green and Knight.
Players ... Savage, Souness, Savage, Gary Neville, Savage, Terry, Savage, Ashley Cole, Savage, the PERSON who is Alan Shearer, Savage, Lehmann, Savage, Trevor Ross, Savage, the PERSON who is Steve Gerrard, Savage, Joe Cole, Savage, Rio Ferdinand, Savage, Barton, Savage, Heskey, Savage, the PERSON who is Roy Keane, Savage, Vinnie Jones, Savage, Denis Wise, Savage, Bruce Groebelaar, Savage, Paul Dickov, Savage, Rudi Voller, Savage ... God, there's so damn many of them.
Football Related people ... Elton Welsby, Alan Green.
So called referee's ... Riley and Barry Knight.
To sum up though, the top ones, 1 in each category ... O'Leary, Savage, Green and Knight.
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Savage - pantomime villain, shit haircut, very average (but nevertheless pretty committed by today's standards) player - is there a lot more to him than that?
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You've been more than generous already.mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:Savage - pantomime villain, shit haircut, very average (but nevertheless pretty committed by today's standards) player - is there a lot more to him than that?
'Absolute c*nt ' would have sufficed.
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Yeah, I understand that that's what a lot of people are saying... I'm just not sure I understand why.Lord Kangana wrote:You've been more than generous already.mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:Savage - pantomime villain, shit haircut, very average (but nevertheless pretty committed by today's standards) player - is there a lot more to him than that?
'Absolute c*nt ' would have sufficed.
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God, I'd forgotten that! I can see it as if it was last week. Grrrrr!!clapton is god wrote:Peter Osgood!
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I can still see him flicking V's at the Lever End after that six nil cup rout.
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Au contraire, mon ami. Check my post near the bottom of Page 1. You will see a technicolor image of the Gooners' shitbag shotstopper.Worthy4England wrote:Talking of Keepers, I'm surprised we got this far through the thread without Jens Lehmann getting a mention. c*nt of the highest Cuntiness
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I think I've spotted the link. Did Hurlock play for them too?fatshaft wrote:Souness
Fernando Ricksen
Willie Johnston
Bazza Ferguson
Ally McCoist
John Greig
Jock Wallace
Mark Hateley
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Ian Durrant
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And I'm solidly behind Bruce. Fergie is IMO the greatest manager the world has ever seen, and the sooner he retires and manages Scotland again the betterWorthy4England wrote:I'm with Crazy on this one. He didn't get banned at our gaffe for being Mr nice-as-pie. He got banned coz he's an all round c*nt. How anyone could possibly defend assholes like Cantona and Ferdinand, both who should have been banned for life, beats me...Bruce Rioja wrote:No. Not for a single second, Hoss. In fact, I'm stunned that you can't see what a loss to the game this guy will be when he decides to call it a day. We need more from him and more of his sort. Whatever his views are he's passionate about them, everything scores on a personal level and it matters. Look at the way that that fat Spanish prick is trying to register his discontent with Liverpool's owners, he's a laughing stock. Take a look at Chelsea. When SSN said that they'd got an interview with Jose coming up after the break then I'd hang around to watch it. If they now say that they've got an interview with Avram Grant coming up after the break then I start pairing socks and watering the house plants, that sort of thing. Can you ever imagine any circumstances under which Fergie would duck out of answering with a frankly pathetic "I do not know, I did not see anyfing"? Fergie for Prime Minister for me. The guy's a fecking legend.CrazyHorse wrote:Sir Alex Ferguson anyone?
As an aside I would also like to offer Cristiano Ronaldo as a prime example of of the sorts of c*nt that play for ManUre......Cnuts the lot of em.
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No one is disputing that he's probably the greatest manager the world has ever seen, but that wasn't the question. And I agree with you; the sooner he forks off back to Scotland the better for me too.fatshaft wrote:And I'm solidly behind Bruce. Fergie is IMO the greatest manager the world has ever seen, and the sooner he retires and manages Scotland again the betterWorthy4England wrote:I'm with Crazy on this one. He didn't get banned at our gaffe for being Mr nice-as-pie. He got banned coz he's an all round c*nt. How anyone could possibly defend assholes like Cantona and Ferdinand, both who should have been banned for life, beats me...Bruce Rioja wrote:No. Not for a single second, Hoss. In fact, I'm stunned that you can't see what a loss to the game this guy will be when he decides to call it a day. We need more from him and more of his sort. Whatever his views are he's passionate about them, everything scores on a personal level and it matters. Look at the way that that fat Spanish prick is trying to register his discontent with Liverpool's owners, he's a laughing stock. Take a look at Chelsea. When SSN said that they'd got an interview with Jose coming up after the break then I'd hang around to watch it. If they now say that they've got an interview with Avram Grant coming up after the break then I start pairing socks and watering the house plants, that sort of thing. Can you ever imagine any circumstances under which Fergie would duck out of answering with a frankly pathetic "I do not know, I did not see anyfing"? Fergie for Prime Minister for me. The guy's a fecking legend.CrazyHorse wrote:Sir Alex Ferguson anyone?
As an aside I would also like to offer Cristiano Ronaldo as a prime example of of the sorts of c*nt that play for ManUre......Cnuts the lot of em.
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Yes, Scotland did get knocked out rather early again that year didn't they. As for Maradona, well, anybody who watched the game and was English will no doubt have vastly different views.fatshaft wrote:Genius & a heroCrazyHorse wrote:I'm not going to be the one who suggests it but I'm surprised no one has mentioned Sam Allardyce yet.
Errrm anyway, how does everyone feel about Diego Maradona?
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Moved from Birmingham to Blackburn citing a ludicrous excuse in the pursuit of bigger wages?mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:Savage - pantomime villain, shit haircut, very average (but nevertheless pretty committed by today's standards) player - is there a lot more to him than that?
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