MANAGING ABROAD CAN be difficult for British managers. The main obstacle cited is having to learn a new language to communicate with the players. Not so for David Moyes.
During his spell in charge of Real Sociedad, he channeled his “inner Steve McClaren”, showing that learning the local lingo was not a problem for him.
The job of the medical staff at a stadium, is probably the most undervalued job in football. They need to take all the precautions possible so that injured footballers get the best possible treatment…..well, not so in Greece
End of season awards are often drab affairs, apart for those involved, nobody really remembers them. Cue, Louis Van Gaal. The Dutchman took to the stage to rally his players for next season. Somehow, I think the message was lost….
In July, British prankster Lee Nelson forced FIFA President, Sepp Blatter to put a temporary halt to his press conference, by throwing money at him, following his alleged involvement in corruption at FIFA.
5.Henry and Carragher’s reaction to Brendan Rodgers being sacked
When the news broke that Brendan Rodgers had been sacked by Liverpool, Thierry Henry provided us with a priceless reaction, while at the same time instantly comforting Jamie Carragher, who found the situation a little awkward.
https://vine.co/v/e2OFtXVuh2V
6. Kyle Lafferty on who he wants Northern Ireland to draw in Euro 2016
After Northern Ireland secured their place in the European Championship’s for the first time, Kyle Lafferty decided to have a bit of fun with a Sky Sports News reporter, when asked which team he wanted Northern Ireland to draw in France.
We all know the Swede is not the shy, retiring type. Earlier this year, he claimed his goalscoring form had put the French league on the map.
When he came up against Saint-Etienne’s Paul Baysse, the Swede had to check the back of his shirt for his opponent’s name, claiming he didn’t know who he was. When Baysse, retaliated with the same gesture, Zlatan was shocked.
8. Louis Van Gaal lets Ryan Giggs know who’s the boss
Back to Manchester United’s award night. When Ryan Giggs played for Manchester United they would play to the final whistle, something that Louis Van Gaal’s have failed to replicate.
During the charity auction, Ryan Giggs nipped in the very end to take the prize away from Van Gaal, putting an end to his premature celebration.
Ryan was just lucky it wasn’t’ his brother.
https://vine.co/v/eADUudgU23Q
It's a funny ol' game: 8 football moments from 2015 guaranteed to give you a laugh
1. David Moyes learning the local lingo
MANAGING ABROAD CAN be difficult for British managers. The main obstacle cited is having to learn a new language to communicate with the players. Not so for David Moyes.
During his spell in charge of Real Sociedad, he channeled his “inner Steve McClaren”, showing that learning the local lingo was not a problem for him.
2. Handle with care
The job of the medical staff at a stadium, is probably the most undervalued job in football. They need to take all the precautions possible so that injured footballers get the best possible treatment…..well, not so in Greece
3. Double Dutch
End of season awards are often drab affairs, apart for those involved, nobody really remembers them. Cue, Louis Van Gaal. The Dutchman took to the stage to rally his players for next season. Somehow, I think the message was lost….
4. Sepp Blatter gets money thrown at him
In July, British prankster Lee Nelson forced FIFA President, Sepp Blatter to put a temporary halt to his press conference, by throwing money at him, following his alleged involvement in corruption at FIFA.
5.Henry and Carragher’s reaction to Brendan Rodgers being sacked
When the news broke that Brendan Rodgers had been sacked by Liverpool, Thierry Henry provided us with a priceless reaction, while at the same time instantly comforting Jamie Carragher, who found the situation a little awkward.
https://vine.co/v/e2OFtXVuh2V
6. Kyle Lafferty on who he wants Northern Ireland to draw in Euro 2016
After Northern Ireland secured their place in the European Championship’s for the first time, Kyle Lafferty decided to have a bit of fun with a Sky Sports News reporter, when asked which team he wanted Northern Ireland to draw in France.
7. I Am Zlatan
We all know the Swede is not the shy, retiring type. Earlier this year, he claimed his goalscoring form had put the French league on the map.
When he came up against Saint-Etienne’s Paul Baysse, the Swede had to check the back of his shirt for his opponent’s name, claiming he didn’t know who he was. When Baysse, retaliated with the same gesture, Zlatan was shocked.
8. Louis Van Gaal lets Ryan Giggs know who’s the boss
Back to Manchester United’s award night. When Ryan Giggs played for Manchester United they would play to the final whistle, something that Louis Van Gaal’s have failed to replicate.
During the charity auction, Ryan Giggs nipped in the very end to take the prize away from Van Gaal, putting an end to his premature celebration.
Ryan was just lucky it wasn’t’ his brother.
https://vine.co/v/eADUudgU23Q
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