Which current Premiership keeper was signed twice by the same manager for two different teams?
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The chelsea keeper (but i dnt no his name, lol), signed twice by murinho for FC porto and chelsea
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Good trick question - the correct answer is:\n\nNewcastle Utd Managers -  Ossie Ardiles (Argentina) 1991-2 and Jack Charlton (England) 1984-5 \n\nThen the trick - Exeter City also play at St James Park and where Managed between 1991-1994 by Alan Ball (England)
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I'm thinking it was David Seaman when arsenal got him from I think Watford.
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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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Here's a list of ex Man Utd players(their playing careers in brackets)who have managed teams in the premiership.\n\nCurrent premiership managers-\n\nMark Hughes(1988-1995) at Blackburn Rovers\nSteve Coppell(1975-1982) at Reading\n\nPast premiership managers-\n\nSteve Bruce(1987-1996) at Birmingham\nGordon Strachen(1984-1989) at Coventry and Southampton\nBryan Robson(1981-1994) at W.B.A. and Middlesbrough\nBrian Kidd(1963-1974) at Blackburn\nGeorge Graham(1972-1974) at Arsenal,Leeds and Tottenham\nRay Wilkins(1979-1984) at Fulham\n\nCan also have-\nStewart Houston-caretaker manager at Arsenal (August 1996–September 1996)
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1. Wayne Bridge joined Fulham on loan in Jan. '06 for the rest of the season since he hasn't seen any action with Chelsea.\n\n2a. Tony Adams joined Utrecht as a trainee coach in Jan. '06, but left in Feb. to be with his pregnant wife.\n2b. Ray Parlour joined Middlesbrough in July '04 & still plays with them.\n2c. David Seaman joined Man-City for a year after leaving Arsenal, but retired in '03/'04.\n\n3. Adrian Mutu is currently playing for Juventus & his country (Romania).\n\n4. Juan Sebastian Veron is currently playing for Argentina & Inter Milan (joined '04).\n\n5. Emanuel Petit retired from the international scene after the '02 World Cup. He last played football for Chelsea in 04' after failing to recover from a knee surgery.\n\n6. Graeme retired in '05 after moving to Southampton from Chelsea.\n\n7. Darren Anderton is currently playing for Wolverhampton Wanderers since the start of this season, after moving from Birmingham.\n\n8. Gianfranco Zola retired in June '05.\n\n9. Peter Schmeichel retired from playing after leaving Man-City after the '03/04 season. His now now plays as a goal-keeper for City. Peter himself hosts live Champions League-matches at a Danish television channel, TV3+\n\n*phew* you can't beat that!\n\nupdate: Just read that Wayne Bridge will be returning to action after an injury sooner than expected! Read about it here - http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=361181&cc=4716
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Goalkeeper is between Peter Cech - Chelsea or Buffon - Juventus\nDefender between Cannavaro Juventus or Terry Chelsea\nMidfielder between Gerrard - Liverpool, Vieira - Juventus or Xavi - Barcelona\nForward between ronaldinho - Barcelona, adriano - Inter milan or Henry - Arsenal
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Egil Ostenstad for Southampton on October 26th, 1996.\n\nScored in the 45th, 85th and 89th minutes.\n\n:)\n\nSouthampton   6    Man Utd       3\n\n\nsoy......the Premiership only started in 1992/93 season
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I think you're mistaken. Kenny Dalgish will go down as 1 of the all time greats in management. \nHe is the only player-manager to have won the Double. (In 1986). \nHe led Liverpool to titles and FA Cup victories. \nAnd more remarkably, he joins an elite list that only includes 2 other greats, Herbert Chapman (Huddersfield & Arsenal) and Brian Clough (Derby & Forest), to have won the title with 2 different clubs. (Blacburn in 1995).\nTrue he did not win the European Cup, but that was due to a ban on English teams in Europe. At a time when his Liverpool side looked much stronger than the winners of that era. (Porto, Steuea Bucharest and PSV Eindhoven) \nHe may be ranked below other great Liverpool managers like Shankly or Paiseley, but nevertheless, he was a very successful manager.\n\nOn Kevin Keegan, I must concur with you. He achieved much more as a player, than in management. But let's not forget his achievement of bring Fulham from the third tier of English football, to the Premiership. And although he choked, his Newcastle side in 1996 ,was probably their best team in 3 decades.
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I know of just eight- Steve Coppell (READING), George Graham ( ARSENAL, TOTTENHAM, LEEDS), Mark Hughes (BLACKBURN), Steve Bruce (BIRMINGHAM), Bryan Robson (MIDDLESBROUGH, WEST BROM), Gordon Strachan (COVENTRY, SOUTHAMPTON), Brian Kidd (BLACKBURN), RayWilkins(QPR). \n\nTwo caretakers: Joe Jordan(Portsmouth) and Stewart Houston (Arsenal)
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Article from Reuters:\n\nMcClaren ready as Sven successor\nWed 03 May, 3:13 AM\n\nLONDON (Reuters) - After a week of being portrayed as bumbling incompetents, Football Association officials are expected to appoint Steve McClaren as the next England manager on Thursday. \n\nThe FA's abortive attempt to hire 2002 World Cup winner Luiz Felipe Scolari has led to a media savaging of English football's ruling body and its chief executive Brian Barwick. \n\nAlthough four candidates are in the running -- McClaren faces competition from fellow Englishmen Sam Allardyce and Alan Curbishley, plus Northern Ireland's Martin O'Neill -- the clear favourite is the Middlesbrough manager. \n\nThe promotion of McClaren, currently coach Sven-Goran Eriksson's assistant, is expected to be agreed on Thursday by a meeting of the FA Board, who will be glad to bring an end to a national debate that has turned spectacularly sour. \n\nScolari, with his outstanding track record, strong will and tactical shrewdness, would have blown a fresh breeze through the England set-up when Eriksson leaves after the World Cup. \n\nHowever, the Brazilian, whose contract with Portugal expires after the finals in Germany, needed only a few days of scrutiny by the British press to realise this was not the job for him. \n\nA part of the England set-up for several years, McClaren will insure a continuity of approach and a minimum of disruption. \n\nTROPHY TRIUMPH \n\nHe is the only one of the English trio to have won a trophy, when Boro beat Allardyce's Bolton Wanderers in the 2004 League Cup final, and his team's remarkable run to next week's UEFA Cup final against Sevilla is praiseworthy. \n\nAllardyce, whose Bolton side have consistently punched above their weight in the Premier League, has not given up the fight. \n\n"I am more than keen - it is my dream job," he told the British media last weekend. "I am in with a shout and I am hopeful. \n\n"I am an Englishman and I am passionate. I am very good at what I do and I believe I would be very good at doing the England job, particularly at this stage of my life." \n\nCurbishley has announced his departure from Charlton Athletic, though he has stressed it had nothing to do with the England job. \n\nO'Neill is a proven winner as a player, notably lifting the European Cup with Nottingham Forest, and as a manager, winning the League Cup twice with Leicester City before securing a string of trophies with Celtic north of the border. \n\nHe has been out of the game since last year to care for his wife, who is ill, and the England job would clearly give him more flexibility than the daily grind of club coaching.
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Peter Shilton (UK) - 1,390 senior appearances including a record 1,005 league appearances.\nSource-Sam
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London teams in the premiership are:\nArsenal, Charlton, Chelsea, Fulham, Tottenham, West Ham.\n\nChampionship: Crystal Palace, Millwall (could include Watford)\n\nLeague One: Brentford\n\nLeague Two: Barnet, Leyton Orient
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In a Premiership game it was Teddy Sheringham for Nottigham Forest versus Liverpool in August 1992. However Sky showed live Italian and Scottish matches in pre Premiership days so someone else is the answer.
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Peter Taylor will leave Hull City for Charlton Atheltic next week, with Nick Barmy being appointed Player Manager ona two year contract, as so am led to believe. This will be the second time that Taylor has managed Leicester City for just under 2 season. \n\nHe has also managed Gillingham, Brigthon, he was caretaker manager of the full England team against Italy, Taylor also appointed Beckham as captain, but for me he has worked under in his two spells with the England under 21's squad, with players such as Owen, Terry, Lampard, Dunne, Robinson, Reo Coker, Ashton
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the goalkeeper of the winning team
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Coincidences:\n\nA team managed by Gerry Francis beat Manchester United 4-1 on New Years day of two successive leap years (QPR in 1992, Spurs in 1996).\n\nTwo seasons running, Watford won a home game 1-0 with Alan Smart scoring in the 57th minute (Bristol City in 1998, and Chelsea in 1999)\n\nIn 1994/95 season, three different teams broke the club record for most consecutive clean sheets (Tottenham, Everton, Watford)\n\n\n1999 FA Cup semis were quite intriguing:\n\nMan Utd (looking to do a treble) against Arsenal (looking to do the double).  Spurs (looking to do a cup double, managed by George Graham who had achieved the feat with Arsenal six years earlier). If Newcastle and Arsenal had contested the final, it would have been a 'repeat final' of the season before.\n\n\nSeveral coincidences between England winning 1966 Football World Cup and 2003 Rugby World Cup:\n\nLosers (Germany and Australia) scored first and scored late equalisers.\nWinners scored in last minute of extra time.\nGeorge and Ben Cohen (uncle and nephew) playing in each side.