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09-14-2007, 03:22 AM
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Trying to belittle Sven's achievements by comparing them to MO'Ns SPL successes  | No no if you read properly Sven's achievements at Benfica are the same as MONs at Celtic, so he's comparing the rest of Sven's career with his time at Leicester :thup:
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09-14-2007, 03:23 AM
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Originally posted by PMLF:
<BLOCKQUOTE>no, i dont like bianci either but he is deservedly on the list, nor do i like capello or lippi.
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Carlos Bianchi won more Libertadores titles (5 titles) than any other manager.
He took Vélez to win the Libertadores title in 1994 (beating Telê Santana's São Paulo in the final) and then the Intercontinental Cup, where his Vélez beat Milan 2-0.
Carlos Bianchi is better than Felipão, for example, in my opinion. And surely better than Parreira. But Bianchi never won a WC and he never wanted to manage Argentina. </BLOCKQUOTE>
? i said he was deservedly on the list. in other words that not putting him there would be wrong.
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09-14-2007, 03:23 AM
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Originally posted by PMLF:
<BLOCKQUOTE>no, i dont like bianci either but he is deservedly on the list, nor do i like capello or lippi.
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Carlos Bianchi won more Libertadores titles ( 4 titles) than any other manager.
He took Vélez to win the Libertadores title in 1994 (beating Telê Santana's São Paulo in the final) and then the Intercontinental Cup, where his Vélez beat Milan 2-0.
Carlos Bianchi is better than Felipão, for example, in my opinion. And surely better than Parreira. But Bianchi never won a WC and he never wanted to manage Argentina. </BLOCKQUOTE>
He even beat Felipão in the Libertadores final in 2000.
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09-14-2007, 03:24 AM
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Originally posted by irish2101:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by PMLF:
<BLOCKQUOTE>no, i dont like bianci either but he is deservedly on the list, nor do i like capello or lippi.
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Carlos Bianchi won more Libertadores titles (5 titles) than any other manager.
He took Vélez to win the Libertadores title in 1994 (beating Telê Santana's São Paulo in the final) and then the Intercontinental Cup, where his Vélez beat Milan 2-0.
Carlos Bianchi is better than Felipão, for example, in my opinion. And surely better than Parreira. But Bianchi never won a WC and he never wanted to manage Argentina. </BLOCKQUOTE>
? i said he was deservedly on the list. in other words that not putting him there would be wrong. </BLOCKQUOTE>
I know, but I was referring to the part "I don't like him".
It's impossible not to like or admire him.  | |
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09-14-2007, 03:25 AM
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Originally posted by Eric Cartman:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Don Baker:
Trying to belittle Sven's achievements by comparing them to MO'Ns SPL successes | No no if you read properly Sven's achievements at Benfica are the same as MONs at Celtic, so he's comparing the rest of Sven's career with his time at Leicester :thup: </BLOCKQUOTE>
actually if you read properly i already admitted it was a mistake to say that.
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09-14-2007, 03:26 AM
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Originally posted by PMLF:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by irish2101:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by PMLF:
<BLOCKQUOTE>no, i dont like bianci either but he is deservedly on the list, nor do i like capello or lippi.
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Carlos Bianchi won more Libertadores titles (5 titles) than any other manager.
He took Vélez to win the Libertadores title in 1994 (beating Telê Santana's São Paulo in the final) and then the Intercontinental Cup, where his Vélez beat Milan 2-0.
Carlos Bianchi is better than Felipão, for example, in my opinion. And surely better than Parreira. But Bianchi never won a WC and he never wanted to manage Argentina. </BLOCKQUOTE>
? i said he was deservedly on the list. in other words that not putting him there would be wrong. </BLOCKQUOTE>
I know, but I was referring to the part "I don't like him".
It's impossible not to like or admire him. </BLOCKQUOTE>
admiring and liking re different things were i come from. for example you can admire an enemy.
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09-14-2007, 03:29 AM
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Originally posted by irish2101:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by PMLF:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by irish2101:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by PMLF:
<BLOCKQUOTE>no, i dont like bianci either but he is deservedly on the list, nor do i like capello or lippi.
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Carlos Bianchi won more Libertadores titles (5 titles) than any other manager.
He took Vélez to win the Libertadores title in 1994 (beating Telê Santana's São Paulo in the final) and then the Intercontinental Cup, where his Vélez beat Milan 2-0.
Carlos Bianchi is better than Felipão, for example, in my opinion. And surely better than Parreira. But Bianchi never won a WC and he never wanted to manage Argentina. </BLOCKQUOTE>
? i said he was deservedly on the list. in other words that not putting him there would be wrong. </BLOCKQUOTE>
I know, but I was referring to the part "I don't like him".
It's impossible not to like or admire him. </BLOCKQUOTE>
admiring and liking re different things were i come from. for example you can admire an enemy. </BLOCKQUOTE>
They are (this is why I said "like or admire"), and he is admired here even though many people hate him, as he always win titles over Brazilian teams (and in Brazilian territory).  | |
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09-14-2007, 03:31 AM
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PMLF i admire his(binchi's) achievements, i dont like him.
same with both lippi and capello
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09-14-2007, 03:32 AM
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bianchi not binchi, sorry
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09-14-2007, 03:32 AM
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Originally posted by irish2101:
PMLF i admire his(binchi's) achievements, i dont like him.
same with both lippi and capello
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