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Who would it be?
Can be anybody - a player, a manager, even a ref - although I doubt it.
My choice would undoubtedly be Claudio Ranieri.
The man is excellent. I can't praise him enough for his approach to interviews and press conferences etc.
Quite possibly one of the nicest, and most polite managers in the game.
Gogogo.
Can be anybody - a player, a manager, even a ref - although I doubt it.
My choice would undoubtedly be Claudio Ranieri.
The man is excellent. I can't praise him enough for his approach to interviews and press conferences etc.
Quite possibly one of the nicest, and most polite managers in the game.
Gogogo.
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Unbeliever wrote:
> Why don't Chelsea ever have any normal managers?
>
> Best quote from Ranieri is from last season:
>
> "I want my players to play like pirates!"
Thanks.
You've just given me a new MSN name.
Fantastic. The man is a gem.
> Why don't Chelsea ever have any normal managers?
>
> Best quote from Ranieri is from last season:
>
> "I want my players to play like pirates!"
Thanks.
You've just given me a new MSN name.
Fantastic. The man is a gem.
Why don't Chelsea ever have any normal managers?
Best quote from Ranieri is from last season:
"I want my players to play like pirates!"
Best quote from Ranieri is from last season:
"I want my players to play like pirates!"
Oh and yeh, all managers have to be 'hard'.
I have to say Claudio. Their recent loss to Liverpool about sums him up. They lost and at the end of the match, goes up to Gerard Houllier and shakes his hand for a while, has a clittle chat and joke with him. A lot of managers would touch his hand and storm off.
Insane Bartender wrote:
> Have to agree. Though his recent attack on Crespo indicates that while
> being nice and polite, he won't tolerate being taken for a fool.
Exactly - he can be "hard" when he wants to be, for want of a better word.
> Have to agree. Though his recent attack on Crespo indicates that while
> being nice and polite, he won't tolerate being taken for a fool.
Exactly - he can be "hard" when he wants to be, for want of a better word.
Nice guys finish last ;)
I'd have to say Paul Scholes. Genius, but you'll never hear him boasting seeing as he does about 1 interview a season!
I'd have to say Paul Scholes. Genius, but you'll never hear him boasting seeing as he does about 1 interview a season!
Have to agree. Though his recent attack on Crespo indicates that while being nice and polite, he won't tolerate being taken for a fool.
Who would it be?
Can be anybody - a player, a manager, even a ref - although I doubt it.
My choice would undoubtedly be Claudio Ranieri.
The man is excellent. I can't praise him enough for his approach to interviews and press conferences etc.
Quite possibly one of the nicest, and most polite managers in the game.
Gogogo.
Can be anybody - a player, a manager, even a ref - although I doubt it.
My choice would undoubtedly be Claudio Ranieri.
The man is excellent. I can't praise him enough for his approach to interviews and press conferences etc.
Quite possibly one of the nicest, and most polite managers in the game.
Gogogo.
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