what do people think about david moyes?
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He's ginger and Scottish.\n\nThat's the factual stuff out of the way. Other than thatvhe has done well at Everton in halting its slide. But can he take it to the next level? Much like Steve Bruce and Steve McLaren, I have yet to see this crop of British managers do more than stay in the Premiership.
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To be completely fair - Mourinho has only been around 2 years so you can hardly comment. He doesn't even show on the radar yet.\n\nWe'll see where he is in 5 years... then we can talk. \n\nUntil then.... Glory Glory Man United!
1144037
Until he does something at a high level I'm not going to think very highly of him as a player. He couldn't cut it in the Bundesliga and until he shows he can play at a level higher than MLS he's a nobody. The American media love this guy, and he just doesn't seem that great to me. \n\nAfter today's game, I'd like to see Dempsey take his game to Europe. E Johnson needs to go there too. Benfica offered seven figures for Johnson two years ago and MLS shot it down and where has his career gone.
887832
I think he is great also.  Some of the things he says are designed to rile fans of players and teams up.  You have to understand that and not take offense.  I do think he knows the game and has a good eye for young players.  He says things a lot of us would say after we had a few beers.
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OMG, JUVENTINA, I TOTALLY AGREE. :) i mean, hes such a great player and not that many people know him! i dont know why! :/ youre right, he doesnt get the recognition he deserves, he deserves a standing ovation for his 200th goal! :) hes the best, and i love him! its really sad cause people dont know him as well as they know other players that arent even as good as he is! it makes me so mad! :/\n\nlol, i saw that game, the one he made his 200th goal. :) hes so cute!
418657
because he is successful. nobody likes success, least of all the media. the media can have a huge impact on public opinion. the way we see mourinho is the way he acts towards the media, not the true him.
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I think his play in the World Cup will show how good he really is.Playing with his team the Ivory Coast is not like Chelsea...lets see if he can still produce without an all-star team behind him!For the record I like Drogba's game and think he really has nothing to prove he's very talented.
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In reply to Arsenalfox2000 - I agree that we apply the word great to too many modern players today. I also agree that Pele was a great GOALSCORER - However, he participated in 2 world cup wins, the first in 58 which he was a young reserve who was brought in late on in the world cup and scored some good and VERY important goals, at 17 this made him a star the first real superstar footballer. in 62 he was injured and in 66 he was injured and retired. He came back in 1970 and had a very good world cup scoring great goals in a great team however the star of the show was Jarzinho. So in reality he was a great young player in 58 and then did very little on the world stage until 1970 - Of course in the meantime he was banging goals in for fun with Santos and obviously this was against some fantastic Brazilian defences????? (yeah right) - he was a great goalscorer with a some flair and vision; just like Van basten, Muller, Greaves etc. True he was an ambasador but does that make George best a bad player??? is Lineker better than Maradona because he is a nice guy????? I dont think so, Maradona came from the slums of Argentina and he was never going to be Mother Teresa, especially when he was surrounded by the wrong crowd all along just like Mike Tyson, Brazil won the world cup in 62 without Pele and they would have won it without him in 70 too. Maradona with Napoli and Argentina took these teams to another level, He scored great goals, created goals, led and inspired those around him to be winners and they would not have won their titles without him!!!!  He was not just a goalscorer but a GENIUS and Genius is not a word you hear associated with Pele. If he was, you would not have to point to the fact that he was great ambasador and all the other rubbish outside of the actual football on the pitch. As a goalscorer he was great, but so was Lineker, would you call Lineker a Genius - NO you would not. The other factor that you have to consider, is the standard of football when Pele played - It was very poor, teams would get beat by many goals regularly and the fitness and skill levels was poor. The lesser teams today are of a certain standard, all compenet footballers; back in the day except from a few....... the rest made the numbers up. \n\nGenius is:- Maradona, Roberto Baggio, Platini, Bergkamp, Cantona,  Ronahldinho, Henry, Zidane, Rooney, Beardsley.\n\nGreat goalscores - Pele, Shearer, Lineker, Greaves, Muller, Van Basten, Rush, Schevchenko, Raul, Fowler, Fontaine and many more. \n\nThere are few GENIUS but MANY Goalscores - Genius in football is not jus the ability to finish - but it is the ability to create the unexpected, vision, composure, flair, style, grace, fantasy, art and skill. \n\nYou can apply this to any sport or position in football. Tennis, Genius = Agassi Great = Sampras\n\nCentre Half - Genuis Legend = Baresi - Great Legend = Tony Adams\n\nFull Back - Genius Legend = Maldini - Great Legend = Cafu\n\nBoxing - Genius Legend = Ali, Great = Tyson \n\nGolf  - Genius Legend = Tiger Woods - Great = Nicholas\n\nFormula One - Genius Legend = Airton Senna - Great Legend = Schumaker\n\n\nTo be a Genius you need the X FACTOR you need GRACE and in front of the Camera Pele does have grace, on the pitch however he is a DEMON GOALSCORER, a Legendary goalscorer but not a GENIUS Footballer!!!!!!!!!\n\nSometimes the Legend beats the Genius eg, Sampras considered better than Agassi on the other hand Ali is considered better than Tyson -  In sport the professional legend gets more recognition than the rough around the edges Genius and this is the case with Pele and Maradona - althouthgh Maradona is also a Legend, the Legend of Pele beats Maradona becasue of other areas that people judge outside of the football pitch. But Pele is not a Genius and Maradona is - Maradona is the single most gifted footballer ever along with my personal favourite Roberto Baggio.
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he's a quality player in a star studded squad.  i feel badly for him.  wish he played more..would be good for him and england, i can't see mourinho holding onto him much longer though.  he'll be sold or loaned out next season.
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i luv rio ferdinand very much. no matter how funny the wind up is. that's 1 part of him i like. he also a great defender n gud looking too.\n\nsven chosing him than carragher, i'm sory.
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Still is great from the wing.  AF (Fergie) made him play on the far right and kept him there for the crosses that he provided.  Ruud made his mark with United based on that service from Beckham.\n\nHe is still a great crosser, but has a bad habit of wandering into the middle.  He fancies himself a midfielder in the vein of Zidane.  It is that wandering that got Fergie so angry at him that he kicked at boot at Beckham, cutting him over the eye.\n\nSir Alex has always put club before player and the moment a player starts thinking himself more important than the club, that is pretty much his exit ticket from United.  Jaap Stam, Yorke, Keano, Ruud(now) and Beckham.\n\nOh, what in the world happened to Beckham, he married a marketing and style icon that turned him into one too.
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He's one of the greats, and he is underrated. I think he is probably the only striker who can score any kind of goal. Probably a long with Van Basten and Shevchenko. One of the best using his head, the greatest penalty taker and just a attitude to football. Sad to see him retire.
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He has done great for my beloved everton best buy of the season.  He does go down to easy but at this moment he is one of the best strikers int he Prem. He should get given a chance with engalnd and he could take us far. He needs a full 90 mins for his country to proove him self not 10 minutes here & there
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no doubt about it..all his dazzling skills and skillful tricks..plus his quick dancing feet...always daze off the opponent..and his shot is powerful and accurate too don't u think?if u watched all man utd games u'll know it..he's a perfect candidate for the title..plus he's handsome too..hehe :)
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i hate the fact that ruud has been upsetting the camp.... i have been a united fan for over 25 years.... he has no right to do that...however.. i personally will be devastated if he leaves.. i strongly believe he is one of the best strikers in the world right now...and the small amount of money that has been talked about is ridiculous... i still think that we miss beckham and never quite recovered from his loss on the team...with scholes out..saha liable to injury all the time..we are left with the wonder kid Rooney.. there has been talk of a swap including ruud and 14 mill for Torres...that would be crazy....ruud and 14 mill?....we are talkin about a striker who scores like 20 goals in 22 games or something..i agree Torres is good...but how many of these 'fantastic' players from abroad have we harped on about just to see them flop when they attempt British football.... yes we have a diamond in ruud and i think that we should do all we can to keep him until we at least have a tried and tested replacement...on the other hand...how can you have a player that destroys team spirit in training...its a hard one...ultimately i have to put my faith in sir Alex as i have done for countless years..i do believe the man has made a few mistakes though over the years,,,,but then who doesn't...the sales of beckham and jaap staam to mention just 2
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Carlos Queiroz, I think. Martin O'Neill is also good. It's also great if Roy Keane wants to be the next manager of Man U. Jeez, I wouldn't want Jose Mourinho to replace him despite his so-called great contributions to Chelsea.
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I hope he becomes a good player. I doubt he'll ever be World class, but he'll probably be pretty good. Alexander Hleb was a bad move. He sucked with Moldova when they lost to Scotland just before he signed with the Gooners. Oh, I'm a Gooner, by the way.