Ince appointed manager of Blackburn

Stobzilla · 23rd June 2008, 18:12

This whole thread is fucking stupid.

And your all commie facist conservative politically correct left wing racists.

olesmyhero · 23rd June 2008, 18:17

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Originally Posted by Cornell

Can't bring myself to hate Ince for some reason.

One of my first ever United memories is Ince scoring that cheeky quick free quick where he chipped it over the keeper who was arguing with the ref outside the box.

Anyone remember who it was against?

Ipswitch.

Drifter · 23rd June 2008, 18:18

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Originally Posted by UBERScholes

He's not the first black manager in the Premier League, is he?

Anyway good luck to him

Yep the first black manager from Britian.Wish him good luck.Great to see so many of our ex players managing in the PL.

Eyepopper · 24th June 2008, 13:18

First black ENGLISH manager in the PL.. Despite hating him since he left, I find myself hoping he does well..

How about Ince for United manager when SAF goes then eh?

red2deadboy · 24th June 2008, 14:27

I used to think Ian Wright was OK though after reading his article in the SUN i have changed my oppinion of the twat. The article referred to the appointment of Incy and how he thought it was unjust to expect an ex pro who played for his country to sit any type of football exam. The clueless twat assumes every ex player is capable of running a club if he's taken any notice of what his ex manager used to say to him. Thankfully Ian has stayed away from management

Eyepopper · 24th June 2008, 14:37

Wright is a mouth piece thats all.. twat of the highest order..

Utd heap · 24th June 2008, 14:40

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Originally Posted by Eyepopper

First black ENGLISH manager in the PL.. Despite hating him since he left, I find myself hoping he does well..

How about Ince for United manager when SAF goes then eh?

No.

Eyepopper · 24th June 2008, 15:27

Just wanted to be the first to ask

thoward · 24th June 2008, 15:43

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Originally Posted by red2deadboy

I used to think Ian Wright was OK though after reading his article in the SUN i have changed my oppinion of the twat. The article referred to the appointment of Incy and how he thought it was unjust to expect an ex pro who played for his country to sit any type of football exam. The clueless twat assumes every ex player is capable of running a club if he's taken any notice of what his ex manager used to say to him. Thankfully Ian has stayed away from management

Remember he used to think it was okay for the likes of Gerrard to dive when playing for England.

Name Changed · 25th June 2008, 05:55

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Originally Posted by Scholesy_LEGEND

i'm not a racist...but i badly want him to fail. the ungrateful twat.

I'm the same. I just don't like him. He was always up his own arse when he was at United. Sure that's why he was shown the door. And then he went to the Dippers. I liked Blackburn with Sparky in charge, I won't like them with ince in charge.

Drifter · 25th June 2008, 06:36

Ince: I Will Emulate Fergie

Blackburn Rovers boss Paul Ince has insisted he learned much from Sir Alex Ferguson, but believes no amount of schooling will keep Cristiano Ronaldo at Manchester United…

The former England captain was certainly taught a lesson or two during his time at Old Trafford, having earned a transfer to Internazionale after incurring Ferguson’s wrath with his cocksure attempts to rule over his team-mates.

But the ex-Liverpool midfielder, whose son Thomas recently joined Anfield’s youth ranks, has tossed aside the ego since hanging up the boots.

Ince will become the first black Englishman to manage in the Premier League after being appointed as Mark Hughes’ successor at Ewood Park recently.

Ferguson was among the first to congratulate him on his new job, and Ince – who insisted whatever tension there was between he and his former boss has long subsided – revealed he will implement a number of Sir Alex’s managerial methods at Rovers.

Lessons

“I had a text off him [Ferguson] to say 'well done, congratulations' as I've had off numerous people,” he said. “We get on fine. It was only last year that he was in my office at Milton Keynes having a glass of red wine.

“What lessons from him will I be taking into this job? Standards, that's the main thing I can say about him. What some people class them as are very different to what his standards are – he implements that in his team and his players.

“The characters, the choice of people he picks, his people, the aura about the man. I don't want to say too much as I'll give his secrets away – but he's a fantastic manager and it's no coincidence that he's got so many ex-players now managing.

“I was privileged to work for Sir Alex because his standards are unbelievable. I've been at other clubs where the standards haven't been as high. I can take that into my managerial career.”

Messy

Ince was not the first United superstar to infuriate his manager and he was certainly not the last either, as Cristiano Ronaldo continues to raise hell at Old Trafford.

The saga surrounding the 23-year-old’s future has dragged on to a new level of tedious ferocity, the Portuguese winger announcing he wants to leave for Real Madrid and United hitting back by threatening to banish their superstar forward to the reserves.

Many have labelled the two-time PFA Player of the Year as an ungrateful mercenary, eloping to Spain for better wages and leaving the Red Devils in the lurch.

And while Ince believes such a view is more than justified, he also feels it would be cruel to deny Ronaldo his life-long ambition of donning the famous blancos shirt.

“Fergie has made him into the player he is,” said Ince. “But it’s his dream and if you dream about something and get the chance, it becomes difficult for United. It’s become messy now — and that’s sad.”

Red Indian Chief Torn Rubber · 25th June 2008, 07:28

I hope he becomes the most successful black manager ever. I habour the secret wish that maybe he could be the first black to successfully manage a side like United

Red Indian Chief Torn Rubber · 25th June 2008, 07:40

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Originally Posted by Brad

Politically correct? I think there should be a law that everyone is legally entitled to punch anyone called Paul Ince in the face before the hour of 6pm. I'm compassionate, you have to give such people some time for recovery...

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23rd June 2008, 18:12	#41 (permalink)
Stobzilla Official Team Perv Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Markus.Land - Where Markus logic prevails. Posts: 3,517	This whole thread is fucking stupid. And your all commie facist conservative politically correct left wing racists.

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Eyepopper First Team Regular Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Lowering the Tone since 2006 Posts: 11,781	First black ENGLISH manager in the PL.. Despite hating him since he left, I find myself hoping he does well.. How about Ince for United manager when SAF goes then eh?

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red2deadboy Reserve Team Player Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 1,045	I used to think Ian Wright was OK though after reading his article in the SUN i have changed my oppinion of the twat. The article referred to the appointment of Incy and how he thought it was unjust to expect an ex pro who played for his country to sit any type of football exam. The clueless twat assumes every ex player is capable of running a club if he's taken any notice of what his ex manager used to say to him. Thankfully Ian has stayed away from management

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Eyepopper First Team Regular Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Lowering the Tone since 2006 Posts: 11,781	Wright is a mouth piece thats all.. twat of the highest order..

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Eyepopper First Team Regular Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Lowering the Tone since 2006 Posts: 11,781	Just wanted to be the first to ask

25th June 2008, 06:36	#51 (permalink)
Drifter First Team Regular Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 16,840	Ince: I Will Emulate Fergie Blackburn Rovers boss Paul Ince has insisted he learned much from Sir Alex Ferguson, but believes no amount of schooling will keep Cristiano Ronaldo at Manchester United… The former England captain was certainly taught a lesson or two during his time at Old Trafford, having earned a transfer to Internazionale after incurring Ferguson’s wrath with his cocksure attempts to rule over his team-mates. But the ex-Liverpool midfielder, whose son Thomas recently joined Anfield’s youth ranks, has tossed aside the ego since hanging up the boots. Ince will become the first black Englishman to manage in the Premier League after being appointed as Mark Hughes’ successor at Ewood Park recently. Ferguson was among the first to congratulate him on his new job, and Ince – who insisted whatever tension there was between he and his former boss has long subsided – revealed he will implement a number of Sir Alex’s managerial methods at Rovers. Lessons “I had a text off him [Ferguson] to say 'well done, congratulations' as I've had off numerous people,” he said. “We get on fine. It was only last year that he was in my office at Milton Keynes having a glass of red wine. “What lessons from him will I be taking into this job? Standards, that's the main thing I can say about him. What some people class them as are very different to what his standards are – he implements that in his team and his players. “The characters, the choice of people he picks, his people, the aura about the man. I don't want to say too much as I'll give his secrets away – but he's a fantastic manager and it's no coincidence that he's got so many ex-players now managing. “I was privileged to work for Sir Alex because his standards are unbelievable. I've been at other clubs where the standards haven't been as high. I can take that into my managerial career.” Messy Ince was not the first United superstar to infuriate his manager and he was certainly not the last either, as Cristiano Ronaldo continues to raise hell at Old Trafford. The saga surrounding the 23-year-old’s future has dragged on to a new level of tedious ferocity, the Portuguese winger announcing he wants to leave for Real Madrid and United hitting back by threatening to banish their superstar forward to the reserves. Many have labelled the two-time PFA Player of the Year as an ungrateful mercenary, eloping to Spain for better wages and leaving the Red Devils in the lurch. And while Ince believes such a view is more than justified, he also feels it would be cruel to deny Ronaldo his life-long ambition of donning the famous blancos shirt. “Fergie has made him into the player he is,” said Ince. “But it’s his dream and if you dream about something and get the chance, it becomes difficult for United. It’s become messy now — and that’s sad.”

25th June 2008, 07:28	#52 (permalink)
Red Indian Chief Torn Rubber Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Football Fanatics Central..Equator branch Posts: 19,426	I hope he becomes the most successful black manager ever. I habour the secret wish that maybe he could be the first black to successfully manage a side like United