The Lads Really Ran Their Socks Into

Promise Is One Thing. Fulfilling That Promise Is Quite Another.

I Was Doing All The Coaching Schools So That I'd Be Able To Stay In The Game, And I Gave Myself A Chance By Doing That. I Was Only An Average Player, Could Score A Goal Or Two, That Sort Of Thing, But I Wasn't A Bobby Charlton Or A Messi, Or Ronaldo. There Are Very, Very Few Really Great Players Who Have Become Great Coaches.

He's A Novice - He Should Keep His Opinions To Japanese Football

Scholes Was Probably The Best English Midfielder Since Bobby Charlton. He Was Such A Brilliant Long Passer That He Could Choose A Hair On The Head Of Any Team-mate Answering The Call Of Nature At Our Training Ground. Gary Neville Once Thought He Had Found Refuge In A Bush, But Scholesy Found Him From 40 Yeards. He Inflicted A Similar Long-range Missile Strike, Once, On Peter Schmeichel, And Was Chased Round The Training Ground For His Impertinence. Scholesy Would Have Made A First Class-sniper.

Jose [mourinho] Was One Of Those Guys On A Surfboard Who Can Stay Longer On The Wave Than Anyone Else.