Fergie (merged)

Re: Fergie

Stortz said:
stony said:
Blue2112 said:
Just watching Sky Sports news now and these were the two phrases used to describe Uniteds signing of Zaha before and after they showed a clip of Fergursons latest conference ''Sir Alex Fergurson understandably very happy to have got his man'' and ''one very happy Manchester United manger''.

I watched the clip of Fergie and not once did he appear to be delighted or happy. Infact he looked the complete opposite. His words were slurred and incomprehensive, so much I had to rewind it to grasp what he was actually saying. He often paused for breath and his breathing did sound quite heavy as if he was struggling to catch his breath. If he's a well man then i'm a 47 yr old six pack bronze adonis.

If you happen to see it's the look on his face at the end as if he's forgot what he was actually talking about and it looked around trying to catch where he was. Added to his constant heavy breathing and ringing his hands all the time he just does not look a healthy man to me.

''As we like to do (pause).....sign young players with potential (pause).....we always feel we can develop players here well (pause)......and thats proved (pause)''...its case many times.....so (cough) hopefully it.....the boy will enjoy it coming here......and eventually....does enjoy it in summertime''.

I'm sorry Sky but he looked very much far from ''one very happy Manchester United manger''.
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It's his last year, I'm convinced of it.
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Yep it's obvious, he wants to stand there in the middle of the swamp with the trophy in his hands come may an have a little teary goodbye I'm convinced of it. And we MUST stop it from happening!
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This is an imperative and no mistake.
 
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Just watched him on that Mourinho programme, and when he's not on about the Rags he comes across as a really good bloke. Some really good, and funny, comments about Mourinho - and very, very honest. Mind you, I've yet to meet a bloke from Govan who I didn't like. Just a shame he's such a cûnt when he goes on about the Rags.
 
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He protects his club in ways that few managers do. In fairness, I think he knows what most of the country thinks of him and he continues on in the name of success. I don't like him. But his CV is remarkable.
 
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malg said:
Just watched him on that Mourinho programme, and when he's not on about the Rags he comes across as a really good bloke.
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I have such feeling for long time. When it's about football and business he is ultimate cnut, one who'd walk over dead bodies but out of it he looks like a guy you'd have fun talking with.

Big majority of people that worked with him really respect him so he's obviously completely different people when lights are off.

But since we see only his public side,he's still twat :)
 
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Pam said:
Stortz said:
stony said:
It's his last year, I'm convinced of it.
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Yep it's obvious, he wants to stand there in the middle of the swamp with the trophy in his hands come may an have a little teary goodbye I'm convinced of it. And we MUST stop it from happening!
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This is an imperative and no mistake.
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i dont mind the teary goodbye but not with the league trophy, lets give him something to have a real scrike about
 
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