Success measured by trophys

Ferguson's didn't win 16 of anything as a player. You can't put him in the same category as Dalglish when all Fergie's honours were managerial. Same with Maley, they're all managerial.

 

Ferguson was as much a footballer as Moaninho, Wenger and Gerard Houllier. All 3 were amateur footballers that were full time teachers. Wenger and Maureen were P.E. teachers. Houllier was a secondary school teacher before becoming a university lecturer.

 

But your new mate firmino is including all the trophies kenny won as a manager though .

Thats the point I'm making

 

No, your only point was how many league titles Fergie won as a manager

If it was about managerial achievements he would have gone full Liverpool and put Paisley in there

 

Lol hes put titles won as player and manager? Why would that rule out peoples records with just a manager (as in who has won the most league titles)?

 

The discussion was about legendary players, he added Dalglish - who is a playing legend - and threw in his managerial trophies by way of embellishment.

 

Mourinho agrees CL > PL

https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...in-trophy-spree-mourinho-klopp-chelsea-hazard

 

Foriegn manager though.

You ask any english ones would prob say prem. Foreign managers prefer cl as it has more prestige in europe than just title winners of a country.

 

The reason there are 'Foreign managers' is because British managers are ****. They are dreadful. We'll never see the likes of Bill Shankly, Bob Paisley, Baconface, Matt Busby, Jock Stein, Brian Clough, Bill Nicholson, Don Revie, Alf Ramsey, Kenny Dalglish, Joe Fagan again.

 

You missed Brendan Rodgers

 

Brendan Rodgers is neither British or a great manager.

 

Well, least you get jokes mate....

 

He is British if he wants to be

 

He's not, he's Irish.

 

Northern Irish = British.

 

I was going to say this but Wiki said otherwise so I hesitated thinking maybe N.I is part of the UK but not Britain or something technical like that?

 

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

#readthetitle

 

After the Good Friday agreement the people of N.I were given the choice of calling themselves British, Irish or both.

 

If anyone on here actually paid attention and watched the many self aggrandizing documentaries Rodgers loved you'd know he's one of those hurlers and played football too . Add in managing celtic and youd have to conclude hed identify more with nationalists than unionist.

I couldn't tell you which passport he has though....

 

Brendan Rodgers is definitely Irish.