How many of David O’Leary’s 131 games in charge of Aston Villa did they win?
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Nicola, its 47. Im also doing Mervins footy game. This question has been on loads and Ive helped them all out!
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About a year on his current contract\n\nhttp://www.thecomdaily.com/D---Di/David_Beckham.php
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Has to be well-managed. That said, it's only mid-November and A LOT of clubs have been under-performing this season resulting in a see-saw table. Aston Villa are lucky to have a manager who has been able to help them achieve consistent results- something that the majority of other teams in the prem league would kill for. If O'Neill carries on this way and the team keep responding, it's quite reasonable to expect a top-six placing and qualification for Europe at the end of the season- there's a lot of football to be played between now and then though...
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Joe Cronin was the manager of the Red Sox for 2,007 games from 1935-1947, with a record of 1071-916.  Second on the lis was Bill Carrigan, who managed from 1913-1916 and again from 1927-1929, for a total of 989 games.  His record was 489-500.
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Dundee United\n1966 Fairs Cup\n1987 UEFA Cup
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Bobby Charlton scored 49 goals in 106 appearances, followed by Gary Lineker with 48.
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No goal has yet beaten Ricky Villa's winning goal for Tottenham against Man City in 1981 Final Replay.
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Between 2004/2005 they played 30 Matches.\nThey win:18\nThey draw:7\nThey lost:5
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18 games - Barry Bonds - 2002
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Definitely its Liverpool. They have won 18 times which is a record in the English Premier League. Since the EPL changed its name to FA Premier League in 1992, Manchester United has the best record with 8 wins.
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none! modern football isn't admired at hattrick goalscorers.\nif someone achieve hattrick, that will be Crespo or Villa
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David Beckham has scored 11 goals for England, and played 60 times for his country.
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A club of Villa's stature and pedigree should always be challenging for honours. This is not a right it must be earned and in Martin O Neal they have a manager who can achieve this. If Mr Lerner continues to show his commitment to the club as he has up to now all things are possible.\n\nAt a recent sports forum Martin O Neal said his ambition would be to strive to achieve Villa's past glories, league and European success although at the moment we are a million miles from this why not set your sights high. This achievement is nothing that had not been done in the past for Villa.\n\nHe also pointed out that he himself is a double European Cup Winner, won with a little known football team called Nottingham Forrest but managed by the great Brian Clough.\n\nAll things are possible.\n\nCome on Villa.
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Glasgow Rangers \n\nThey won the European Cup Winners Cup in 1972.\n\nThey lost in the FA Cup semi finals (the furthest they ever reached) in 1887 to Aston Villa.
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Alan Shearer (206 goals)
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Season 2005/2006\n\n                      home             away\n                  P  W D L  F   A   W D L   F A   GD  PTS\n20 -  Sunderland 38  1 4 14 12 37   2 2 15 14 32  -43 15
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David suker from Croatia, 6 goals...