ColinBellsjockstrap
Well-Known Member
OK,
I don't think even the most ardent City fan could argue that Sir Alex is the greatest manager the game has ever seen, I don't think his tally of trophies will ever be equalled, by anybody, remember he was successful at Aberdeen as well, and most of his former players have respected him, even if they have been on the wrong side of the famous hairdryer..... Also, you have got to admire his work ethic.
So, to get to the point.
I think, where he falls down big style is in post match interviews, if United have been soundly beaten, it does not matter who by, he hardly EVER gives the opposing team the credit, it's always "We were unlucky"," The ref was terrible", We wore the wrong colour kit" etc, etc.
Anyone else thought this?
I don't think even the most ardent City fan could argue that Sir Alex is the greatest manager the game has ever seen, I don't think his tally of trophies will ever be equalled, by anybody, remember he was successful at Aberdeen as well, and most of his former players have respected him, even if they have been on the wrong side of the famous hairdryer..... Also, you have got to admire his work ethic.
So, to get to the point.
I think, where he falls down big style is in post match interviews, if United have been soundly beaten, it does not matter who by, he hardly EVER gives the opposing team the credit, it's always "We were unlucky"," The ref was terrible", We wore the wrong colour kit" etc, etc.
Anyone else thought this?