Can anybody name the ex-Manchester United Players that managed a club in the Premiership (NOT old division 1)?
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steve bruce-birmingham city\nbryan robson-wba and middlesborough\nmark hughes-blackburn rovers\njoe jordon - portsmouth i think as caretaker
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Ashley Ward: \n\nNorwich City - 1995\nBarnsley - 1998\nBlackburn Rovers - 1999\nBradford City - 2001\n\n\nNathan Blake: \n\nSheffield United - 1994\nBolton Wanderers - 1996 & 1998\nBlackburn Rovers - 1999\nWolverhapton Wanderers - 2004
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Chelsea Managers\nPeriod\nJohn Tait Robertson 1905 - 1907\nDavid Calderhead 1907 - 1933\nLeslie Knighton 1933 - 1939\nBilly Birrell 1939 - 1952\nTed Drake 1952 - 1961\nTommy Docherty 1962 - 1967\nDave Sexton 1967 - 1974\nRon Stuart 1974 - 1975\nEddie McCreadie 1975 - 1977\nKen Shellito 1977 - 1978\nDanny Blanchflower 1978 - 1979\nGeoff Hurst 1979 - 1981\nJohn Neal 1981 - 1985\nJohn Hollins 1985 - 1988\nBobby Campbell 1988 - 1991\nIan Porterfield 1991 - 1993\nDavid Webb 1993\nGlenn Hoddle 1993 - 1996\nRuud Gullit 1996 - 1998\nGianluca Vialli 1998 - 2000\nClaudio Ranieri 2000 - 2004\nJosé Mourinho 2004 -
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Manchester United \n1998-99, 1999-2000, 2000-01
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Lineker is the only modern player that comes to mind, however there are several players from the past who were never booked (possibly in part because it took a lot more to get booked then): Billy Wright, Stan Matthews, Tommy Lawton, John Charles and Tom Finney all completed their careers without being booked.  I think the former Man Utd and Ireland captain Johnny Carey was also never booked.
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since the prem began i have to say man utd 1996-2002 are the best team and for me altho i lov cantona roy keane is the best player. other players i have admired are shearer viera fowler (before he lost the plot) and zola the player of the moment tho has to be henry tho i think he's hit a lean spell.\n\npast would still be man utd 1996-2002 players theres so many i couldn't choose pele maradona cruyff charlton beckenbaur the list goes on.
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AC Milan.  They are just always around the Champions League title, whether winning or coming close, and they win the Italian league often.  Got unlucky in the Champions League semifinals this year.  \n\nWho ruled in past?  I always loved Manchester United back in the heyday in the early 90's.  They never won the Champions League until later, but they played very spirited English soccer.  They were intimidating in the English Premier league.
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Thats Eric Cantona.Played in England for Leeds United before making that suicidal move across the Pennines to Man United.\nI don't know if this is true but i heard that the reason he had to leave Leeds was because he was caught shagging a Team Mates wife who i won't mention ;-)
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well according to stats and history , United had players like Andy Cole, Dwight York, Peter Schmeichel, David Beckahm , Laurent Blanc , Teddy Sheringham and many more to name , but the best player in my view that kept himself fit and always helped Man. Utd. should definetly be Ryan Giggs who is in the team since a few years before 1995.\nalso Paul Scholes is a great player as a game maker.
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yes it was big RON\n\nManager History for Manchester United\n\n                                 From To\nAlex Ferguson 06-11-1986 Present\nRon Atkinson 01-06-1981 06-11-1986\nDave Sexton 14-07-1977 01-04-1981\nTommy Docherty 22-12-1972 03-07-1977\nFrank O'Farrell 08-06-1971 19-12-1972\nMatt Busby 28-12-1970 02-06-1971\nWilf McGuinness 10-08-1970 28-12-1970\nMatt Busby 01-02-1945 08-06-1969\nWalter Crickmer 01-08-1944 01-02-1945\nJimmy Porter 01-08-1938 31-05-1944\nScott Duncan 01-06-1932 01-09-1937\nWalter Crickmer 01-04-1931 01-06-1932\nHerbert Bamlett 01-04-1927 01-04-1931\nClarence Hildrith 01-10-1926 01-04-1927\nJohn Chapman 01-10-1921 01-10-1926\nJohn Robson 01-12-1914 01-10-1921\nErnest Magnall 01-09-1900 01-09-1912\n\nhope this answers your question!!
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I do know that last season (just gone) AFC Bournemouth gave a trial to someone who just 'phoned the club and asked. Vinny Jones got his break simply by asking to train with Wimbledon - you gotta try if you wanna succeed. Don't give up either; I was told that Roy Keane couldn't even get into his school team - Good luck.
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no English manager has won it since it was changed to the Premier League. Howard Wilkinson won the League at Leeds when it was still called the 1st division.\nManagers to win the Premier League are:\nAlex Ferguson - Man Utd\nKenny Dalglish - Blackburn\nArsene Wenger - Arsenal\nJose Mourinho - Chelsea
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Man Utd\nBlackburn\nLiverpool\nArsenal\nAston VIlla\nNewcastle\nLeeds Utd\nTottenham\nWimbledon\nSheff Wed\nChelsea\nEverton\nCoventry City\nSouthampton\nQPR\nNotts Forest\nWest Ham\nMan City\nNorwich\nMiddlesbrough\nIpswich\nSheff Utd\nCrystal Palace\nOldham\nLeicester City\nDerby County\nSunderland\nSwindon\nBolton\nBarnsley
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I  am  shocked  too. its  like  a  family  business. check  this  out:\n  \nOWNER-  Malcolm  Glazer(u.s)\nlife  president- martin  Edwards(u.s)\nchief  executive- David  gill(u.s)\ngroup  finance  director- Nicky  humby(u.s)\ngroup  commercial  director- Andy  Anson(u.s)\n\nNon-executives  director (Malcolm  blazer 's family  members)\nJoel  glazer\nBryan  glazer\nauram  glazer\nEdward  glazer\nKevin  glazer\nDarcie  glazer
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I think they lost someone who is capable to generate and controlled their midfield since they lost Roy Keane,Paul Scholes and of course David Bechkam.That's what I'm thinking.\n\n1999 champions league finals.\nMan Utd vs Bayern Munich\n\nThey secured their winning title by two late goals from Teddy Sheringham and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer during injury time.
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I quite like Man U. That's coming from a Spurs Fan. They have an excellent youth system. Not like Arsenal who buy youth and Chelsea who buy everyone who isn't nailed down. Man U keep things traditional and are bringing through the future of English Football unlike Chelsea who are crippling the English game. It's good we are seeing the cream of the crop in the premiership but not all in one team. And spending 20 million plus on players and leaving them to rot on the bench or the reserves.
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You peeps have a v. short memory, wasn't it Man City that once consigned Man U to second division football from a goal scored ironically by a Man U legend (then playing for city) called Dennis Law