lol

@@sparkie4604 every player that has played for him relates to this

Its Sir Alex 😁

More importantly, how is Ben Foster 38 years old, yet he still doesn't know the difference between bought and brought?! Lol.

@@sparkie4604 you’re not the only one son

Lmaooo he needs it, he’d probably get better

He's just a b btech Anderson

Yeah then again he did play fletcher carrick and Anderson. Fergie would get the best out of Fred,that’s the difference between SAF and ole

@@Xerthios Whoa whoa whoa. Don't put Carrick in with the likes of Anderson, Fletcher or even Park. Carrick was a genuine talent, even back in his Spurs days. Carrick was in NO way one of those players SAF had to get the best out of. Scholes himself said Carrick was the only player he played with that could ping a ball on the same level as him. Now Carrick was no Scholes, but he was also far far better than Fletcher or Park.

@@mikelchristopher8135 He's a B-tec Park if anything. The difference is Fred ball chases and has no substance to his pressing and almost always fails his defensive assignments. Whereas Park was brilliant at pressing at the right time and was fantastic at man marking. Fred is what Park would've been if he had no in game intelligence.

Oh my god this is genius

Or you could just listen to Ben Foster's podcasts 🤷🏼‍♂️

He has his own podcast

Lol dude has like two podcasts or something. Doesn't have time

There's something called having other commitments...

he's not going to sleep with you mate

for sure

@@Matthew-bu7fg nah it’s just his personality, it just shines though and you can tell he’s a proper genuine guy. I bet you can feel the warmth when your around him.

@@asl333 think you’re mistaking him for yourself

goat

fergie time was a joke

Yeah Fergie was good tbf can’t believe she went from managing Untied to preforming with Black Eyed Peas

@@8000DirtBikesAnd3Onions😂😂😂😂

@@8000DirtBikesAnd3Onions Hahaha

City won the league in Fergie time, the last laugh is loudest. Cheerio bacon face 👋

Robbie knox

how does this affect chicharito’s legacy?

Can you imagine if Roy keane was a player at Man utd during welbeck's time when he did that skill? He'd go insane in the dressing room

perfectly put 👍🏾

Couldn't have said it better. Even though he was an established manager, i reckon Fergie should've made Moyes his number 2 for a couple of seasons before taking over. I think with the right prep, Moyes would have had a better chance at succesd.

@@derekjones2835 that would have been the only way to make that work.

This was why I felt if noyes had became fergie's 2nd man earlier, he would've done a lot better.

The problem moyes had at united was zaha was smashing his daughter

I thought it was kaizer chiefs

@@joshuaclarke99 lol

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Only time a South African team beat a top 6 team

scratch it op beat spurs lol

Yh. Same 👍

With subtitles!😊

Fergie was a bully andhence the reason why he wouldnt be able to make it now. pep doesnt shout but gives the silent treatment and unlike fergie, pep revolutionised football and players join city to play for him. also cristiano was disciplined when he arrived at united from day one as it was his dad who made ronaldo, per rio ferdinands interview as his aim was to become the best of all time

@@MrAce86Productions total bs

@@MrAce86Productions Pep doesn’t shout? What kind of world have you been living in. And without Fergie Ronaldo wouldn’t have been able to gain the confidence he needed when he was young and to Ronnie Fergie was basically his godfather in football. That time when Fergie let Ronaldo visit his father when united needed him had a massive impact on Ronaldo.

Wouldn’t be a ronaldo without fergie

@@drinksomestew8159 where ever Ronaldo could have gone he would have been the same today, him and messy don’t need anyone they are one offs !

For American sports, I’d say SAF’s only competition would be Bill Belicheck, Gregg Popovich, and Phil Jackson. Not sure abt baseball tho

@@namor679 Phil Jackson definitely has 🐐 status

Fergy the best prem manager. Before the prem, Paisley bossed it. Could do a lot more than Fergy in various areas of the game and ultimately won twice as many trophies in half the time. Bob didn't even want the job but only took it out of respect for Shanks after Shankly asked him to take over the rains.

@@BirthOfAnEmceeTV management isn't just about winning trophies. Bob Paisley inherited a league winning side. Fergie built several. Also won a European trophy with Aberdeen.

@@BirthOfAnEmceeTV Umm, Paisley undoubtedly had great success at Liverpool but I take exception to your comment that he won "twice as many trophies in half the time". Paisley was Liverpool manager for 9 seasons. He won 6 league titles, 3 league cups, 3 European cups, 1 uefa cup and 1 European Super Cup. A total of 14 trophies. Ferguson was Man Utd manager for 26 seasons and won 13 league titles, 5 FA Cups, 4 league cups, 2 European Champions leagues, 1 European cup winners cup, 1 European Super Cup, 1 World Club Cup and 1 Intercontinental cup. A total of 28 major trophies. So Ferguson actually won twice as many trophies as Paisley not the other way around. Ferguson also had great success at Aberdeen, both domestically and in Europe, prior to becoming Man Utd manager. And he was successful over a much longer period of time. I didn't include Charity/Community shields for either because I see that as more of a friendly but for the record Paisley won 6 and Ferguson won 10.

Exactly mate everyone’s too used to calling the mental health card these days when things aren’t going their way. Fergie bred true warriors in the likes of giggs and Rooney, the type of players that when the going got tough would put everything on the line to win

Yep and all you get now are snowflake fans with endless excuses, then get called negative if you tell it how it is. I fear for them all if they met Fergie.

@@Xerthios yeah Rooney and giggs, an alcoholic and an abuser. No mental health problems there.

Wanting to win every game even if it's a friendly. That's a rare mentality everybody wished they had in their team.

Love the guy but he doesn't have the stature of Lineker.

@@mangofangoe315 completely get ya, I just love him tho

Can’t stand Ben Foster

@@mangofangoe315 that’s a good thing Lineker is a 🛎 end

Got nothing to do with it, he paid off the refs

@@WaseemKhan-sp4yl Show facts.

@@WaseemKhan-sp4yl 😂😂😂😂 "Yea mate completed it " .....

That’s the difference, mourinho had players that didn’t feel sorry for themselves in lampard,terry, Mikel,Essien, ballack, drogba etc… players these days like Werner don’t cut the standard and everyone acts like it’s disrespectful to leave them out. No, it’s called authority and high standards

Mourinho is a bully look at all that with Luke Shaw. Left a bad taste that did

It’s because he lost the respect of his players. He used to command it, so nobody minded harsh treatment. Without that, he’s just an a hole. He lost his touch at some point towards the end of his time at Real Madrid. His ego became out of control and he became more angry and vindictive than charismatic

Live aid 1985

@@Xerthios why you using werner of all people as an example ? he literally never said anything bad about any manager and works hard every time.. its players with shit mentality like shaw , pogba pretty much the whole united squad who threw jose under the bus.. claiming jose’s treatment was bad for their ‘mental health’ and such.. that never happened in his previous squads

@No one will Save you what? They’re really not posh, they aren’t annoying, and they aren’t ruining football

Chemistry is brilliant. If you haven't seen Jack on Ben's podcast a few weeks ago, recommend it - superb

Theres 4 of em 🤨

There’s 4, Poor Stevie

Who’s the one with the ridiculous moustache?

Bahahaha Uniteds always been mid if you take away the Ferguson era. You don't belong anywhere near the top without fergie mate

this isn't his podcast you soft sod

So true, Fergie knew it was time to leave and made himself look even better by putting moyes up to the job

Moyes didn’t fail because he inherited a squad that was past it. He inherited the league champions. If he managed it properly they would’ve atleast been making top 4 easily that season. Moyes failed because he went in and basically ripped everything up, axed all the back room staff (when a lot of them would’ve made his job so much easier), changed meal plans, training regimes etc.Basically tried to micro manage every area of the job. Couldn’t manage players properly, over worked players like Ferdinand and Van Persie etc who under Ferguson were given ample recovery time between games/training. Encouraged players to watch footage of players who they were better than. Focused too much on how to deal with the opposition in match preparation, rather than focusing on his own team. Aswell as just playing some god awful football. Most of this is stuff that Rio and other players who worked under him at the time have said in interviews.

@@lidoanhoxv9662 moyes even told Ferdinand to watch how Phil Jagielka plays lol

@@HalalfoodAkh You know nothing about football if you don't appreciate how good Jagielka was.

@@lidoanhoxv9662 Sorry but at that time Jagielka was better than Rio. Rio was utter crap that season.

Ole was very friendly when he needed to be but he was also rough when needed to be. I do not think Ole got enough time in the job. It took Fergie about 5 years to turn it around at Old Trafford. New coach now hopefully he gets a good chance.

The project they discussed probably didnt involve missing out on European football in his first season tbf

😂😂😂

Moyes was never good enough for Man Utd. End of. Just go read up on what he did when he was there. Made a job that was already extremely difficult even more difficult for himself. As for the signings its not hard for 2 signings to outlast others and one of them was lucky to last beyond Moyes. He definitely should’ve been backed better, but would that have made much of a difference, I don’t think so, he was just massively out of his depth IMO. Great to see him doing well at West Ham now, It’s similar to how he was at Everton, challenging for Europe with an underdog, think that’s where he thrives.

Exactly. No one on this earth was ever going to seamlessly fill SAFs shoes. It’s taken over a decade for that club to reclaim even a fraction of their imposing presence from the SAF era. It just underlines the gargantuan stature of the man.