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Apparently Roy Hodgson voted Mascherno for the Ballon D'or :spit:

 

Another example of why this award is a complete joke compared to what it was.

 

Meh, I don't really see the problem. He knows Ronaldo's going to win the award regardless and gives recognition to three players who had great seasons themselves.

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Yeah, exactly. That's Hodgson all over.

 

Think he genuinely believes Mascherano was the best player in the world? :lol:

 

Maybe if his three had included Ronaldo and Messi as well, but it seems pretty obvious what he was doing. Not even Roy is that dumb.

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Yeah, exactly. That's Hodgson all over.

 

Think he genuinely believes Mascherano was the best player in the world? :lol:

 

Maybe if his three had included Ronaldo and Messi as well, but it seems pretty obvious what he was doing. Not even Roy is that dumb.

 

Mascherano did have a very good World Cup but Hodgson's choice is just :lol:

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Yeah, exactly. That's Hodgson all over.

 

Think he genuinely believes Mascherano was the best player in the world? :lol:

 

Maybe if his three had included Ronaldo and Messi as well, but it seems pretty obvious what he was doing. Not even Roy is that dumb.

 

I was agreeing with you. Of course he doesn't think that.

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Apparently Roy Hodgson voted Mascherno for the Ballon D'or :spit:

 

Another example of why this award is a complete joke compared to what it was.

 

Meh, I don't really see the problem. He knows Ronaldo's going to win the award regardless and gives recognition to three players who had great seasons themselves.

 

What I meant was the people who vote don't have a clue, this sounds completely nuts but it was much better when media votes counted.

 

Mainly because they are paid to watch these players consistently and the coaches obviously don't.

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Can anyone do a Best XI of recently active managers? So for example you could have  players such as Seedorf, Guardiola, Laudrup, Blanc, van Basten in there because they've recently managed at clubs. Preferably an XI without Maradona as that makes it a bit boring

 

Current manager and half decent player in their time XI

 

Preud'homme (Brugge)

Karanka (Boro) - de Boer (Ajax) - Mihajlović (Samp)

Enrique (Barça) - Deschamps (France) - Simeone (Atleti) - Cocu (PSV)

Mancini (Inter)

Palermo (Arsenal de Sarandi) - Klinsmann (USA)

 

Bench of: Zola, Bruce, Strachan, Montella and Montanier

 

In mildly related news Doriva, the old Boro gadgy is Vasco da Gama manager these days.

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Yeah, exactly. That's Hodgson all over.

 

Think he genuinely believes Mascherano was the best player in the world? :lol:

 

Maybe if his three had included Ronaldo and Messi as well, but it seems pretty obvious what he was doing. Not even Roy is that dumb.

 

I was agreeing with you. Of course he doesn't think that.

 

Figured. :lol:

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Can anyone do a Best XI of recently active managers? So for example you could have  players such as Seedorf, Guardiola, Laudrup, Blanc, van Basten in there because they've recently managed at clubs. Preferably an XI without Maradona as that makes it a bit boring

 

Current manager and half decent player in their time XI

 

Preud'homme (Brugge)

Karanka (Boro) - de Boer (Ajax) - Mihajlović (Samp)

Enrique (Barça) - Deschamps (France) - Simeone (Atleti) - Cocu (PSV)

Mancini (Inter)

Palermo (Arsenal de Sarandi) - Klinsmann (USA)

 

 

 

In mildly related news Doriva, the old Boro gadgy is Vasco da Gama manager these days.

 

Missing a certain Crystal Palace legend in the center of your midfield.

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Can anyone do a Best XI of recently active managers? So for example you could have  players such as Seedorf, Guardiola, Laudrup, Blanc, van Basten in there because they've recently managed at clubs. Preferably an XI without Maradona as that makes it a bit boring

 

Current manager and half decent player in their time XI

 

Preud'homme (Brugge)

Karanka (Boro) - de Boer (Ajax) - Mihajlović (Samp)

Enrique (Barça) - Deschamps (France) - Simeone (Atleti) - Cocu (PSV)

Mancini (Inter)

Palermo (Arsenal de Sarandi) - Klinsmann (USA)

 

 

 

In mildly related news Doriva, the old Boro gadgy is Vasco da Gama manager these days.

 

Missing a certain Crystal Palace legend in the center of your midfield.

 

:giggs: That's right. Eat it.

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Just an observation, but Seems like a generation of Dutch players are ALL getting into management and/or coaching of some kind (Cocu, De Boer bros, Bergkamp, Kluivert, RVN etc) But generally the same generation of say English players are not - they get into media.

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Did he manage him at Liverpool?

 

I don't think you can describe what he did at Liverpool as "managing".

 

He had a habit of picking random Liverpool players for England that he'd managed (Martin Kelly springs to mind) so I thought that might be in his reasoning

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Can anyone do a Best XI of recently active managers? So for example you could have  players such as Seedorf, Guardiola, Laudrup, Blanc, van Basten in there because they've recently managed at clubs. Preferably an XI without Maradona as that makes it a bit boring

 

Current manager and half decent player in their time XI

 

Preud'homme (Brugge)

Karanka (Boro) - de Boer (Ajax) - Mihajlović (Samp)

Enrique (Barça) - Deschamps (France) - Simeone (Atleti) - Cocu (PSV)

Mancini (Inter)

Palermo (Arsenal de Sarandi) - Klinsmann (USA)

 

Bench of: Zola, Bruce, Strachan, Montella and Montanier

 

In mildly related news Doriva, the old Boro gadgy is Vasco da Gama manager these days.

 

Excellent effort :thup:

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Did he manage him at Liverpool?

 

I don't think you can describe what he did at Liverpool as "managing".

 

He had a habit of picking random Liverpool players for England that he'd managed (Martin Kelly springs to mind) so I thought that might be in his reasoning

 

You give him too much credit, methinks.

 

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outcry on motd's Facebook page coz that Stephanie Roche never got best goal award.

 

'if messi or ronaldo did that'

James's goal was the best like. Personally I think the best two we're that and Cahill's.

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