Bob Costas....Like or Dislike him?
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He's too full of himself and seems to want to put everything into a historical perspective going back to the Great Flood.
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1, Totally agreed, and it really isn't just Portugal, there aren't any real opponents in Brazil's group, Spain's group, or Germany's group. Ironically, those are the four best rated teams so far.\n\n2, I think he's trying to adapt to the physical nature of the game, becuz before, he was being pushed around too much. But now, he can't run anymore.\n\n3, It's American nature, they brag after every success, and whine after every failure.\n\n10 pts? =)
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I just can't believe it dude! So there are american people who know my town's team? I've seen him play several times: he's fast, has a good technical level, and he knows well how to call for the ball at the right time. The only negative point, is that he doesn't seem to integrate himself well in the team strategy. In France, we would say that he seems to be a bit too "perso". But I do think he could be Nantes's greatest offensive player next season. Unfortunately, the only one that doesn't understand that he deserves to be part of the first eleven seems to be Serge Le Dizet (Nantes's coach)...
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I liked his older stuff, but now it just seems like he struggling to be in an era that dosent fit with him.\n\nI have mad respect for the guy, but i can honestly say that he's pretty much done
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Mark James has strong views on certain matters, that is for sure.  However, he has been through quite a lot in his personal life which may excuse him for being slightly bitter.  I can see why you don't like him, but my overriding golf memory of him was how happy he was after the 1999 Open at Carnoustie when Paul Lawrie had just won.  This cemented Paul's place in the Ryder Cup team and Mark was obviously pleased to welcome him on board.  As a golfer, you are certainly correct, he couldn't lace Faldo's boots.  However, Faldo has been known to be outspoken himself in the past, and won't be the most popular captain ever.  That aside, I hope that everyone gets behind him and the team and we see another resounding victory in the States.
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Personally, the dude is pretty fun to listen to. I think that he makes a lot of good points. And no, I don't think that he is a complete idiot. You are quite hypocritical for saying that his critique of other players club selection makes you sick, when you are the one critiquing him, making all us golfers sick cuz you only have 3 answers to your ridiculous question.
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Without a question.  He has gotten tactically lazy and we need new blood to shape this team in the future with the young players coming in.  Bruce was the coach for the McBride/Keller/Reyna era.  We're entering the Convey/Spector/Howard era.  There are going to be holdovers who are still young like Beasley and Donovan but this is not the same team and needs a new coach.\n\nBesides that, he has never prepared us against the toughest teams in the world.  He should have been fired the second he turned down another invitation to Copa America in 2004.
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i agree....aside from giving up randy foye for telfair(a major mistake in my mind), i've always wondered why rondo would rate higher than williams...i have yet to see a successful point guard who is a poor shooter and rondo just doesnt make sense when marcus was there for the taking...i have this stinking feeling that ainge is either a saboteur or really has no business running the celtics given his less than exemplary performance in terms of personnel decisions
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I have to agree with a couple others, the guy is an arrogant cuss.  Thats why I dislike him.\n\nNow, that's not to take away from the great job he did at porto (but lets face it, Roman himself could have managed the team he put together to the EPL top spot).\n\nMy biggest thing, though, is his two faced attitude.\n\nThere was an incident, I believe when they played Liverpool, and the Liverpool goalie shoves Robben a little and Robben dropped like he'd been shot.  Goalie gets a red card.  Morinho is OK with this.\n\nRobben ends up getting a red card a week or two later against Barcalona (I think it was) and now Morinho is discraced and dicusted by the play acting of these players - he's out of his head over this, condeming it as the worlds worst evil.  (and he never mentions Robben's little act in all his tirades).\n\nTHAT is one of the things about him that irks me.\n\nhe also could stand to be a little more professional to his peers.  he has a bad habit of seemingly not acknowledging the other manager sometimes (like the game they came out late and then he blew off the other manager and it was almost an ugly scene between two managers).\n\nhe's very talented, yes.  But just so full of himself...
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i do, pool fans like to say he is not but when you look at him and what he has done and what he has spent and u will see that some of the lesser managers have done better therefor he is poor also if liverpool class themselves as a big club then their main focus should be to win the prem and rafa clearly is not the man to take them to this level.............this should stir the blood of all the pool fans....but its true
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its ok.. whats the deal with the guy with turetts? i have got nothing against people with it. i just wonder how will he manage?\n\ni do like the royal guy is it george.. he looks kinda like brad pitt :)
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I've been wondering about that too... it's quite possible because in the 1st ad, he directs Lampard & Robben(both CHelsea players) to switch places... anyway, I hate Chelsea & I hate Mourinho.
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Moose...even though he's been a little shaky in past seasons, I like him because he's smart and is very cerebal about the game.  He's better that what his numbers show.  He's had other seasons (early on as a Yankee) were he got no run support and lost games 1-0, 2-1..etc.  He always strikes me as the underdog because of the above and the poor guy has never gotten 20 wins in his career.  Maybe this is his year...he's worked real hard to improve and adjust with time.  I also like him cause he's not flashy...he seems like a private guy who just wants to play baseball.\n\nAnd by the way...he does look good in those pants ;O)
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I happened to like RON as a person. I thought he did all he could do as Prez. As an actor he tried too, I'm sure, and no real offense meant, but when you play second to a chimp and are memorialized for that, I'd have to say ACTING should be reconsidered.\n\nRev. Steven
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beats me... he runs his mouth too much in my opinion.  playing the blame game instead of focusing on what needs to be done to rebuild the city...
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Does anyone really care? I mean the drama king of baseball would do all of us a favor if he retired. What an example he is setting for young people: waiting to see who might be a winner before he decides, as though winning were the most important thing. I am a Red Sox fan and truly hope he NEVER pitches again for the Boston Red Sox. He has always been a money grubber and has demonstrated that his loyalty is to Roger and only Roger. Frankly, I am sick of such prima donnas, Clemens being the worst ever. Too bad too, because he was a great pitcher.
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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.