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@UTDIMole Toni Kroos

Guess the player Very hard.

@Papacac @YezuzMUFC @Carra23 Milan, Barcelona, Ajax and Juventus all had super teams in the 90s. Cutting it off at 2000 is nonsense.

@YezuzMUFC @Carra23 No major difference but around that time is when the swing happened, trophies pre that era were easier to come buy for teams not considered world beaters

No one ever forgets that, that wouldn’t be possible today even for SAF! Dundee Utd got to uefa cup final & European cup semifinal, Forest won two European cups & Gothenburg & Steaua Bucharest won European trophies. It happened alotmorethen that it does now. Still a remarkable feat!

@bernardooooV3 You do realise Ferguson won the league in his final season?

Pep isn’t shameless like Ferguson, dragging things out to protect his image. Ferguson bottled the league to a club that hadn’t won it in 45 years in his “final season.” It was that embarrassing that he delayed retirement for another year.

@ohhanxiety Really?

If humans evolved from monkeys, why do monkeys still exist

@chimaobi_saint Guessing you didn't watch back then

But they say Ronaldo conquered England

@Carra23 They were around the relegation zone when he took over so yeah, there needed to be a big change. Pep's never finished below 3rd in his managerial career, and that was only twice. Impressive, but part of the reason is that the squads he inherited were already championship calibre.

As you’d expect being there 26yrs! The gutter?!! Won the fa cup in 1983/85 1985/86 won the first 10 league games, should’ve gone on from there & won the league. SAF also finished 2nd in his first full season in charge 87/88. I also have huge respect & admiration for him!

@Elsie_560 Yes, though we often feel horrible about it, like we missed out, even if we made the correct call.

Be honest!!

@bernardooooV3 Villa are not the European Champions. PSG are currently. Ferguson went out winning the title. Pep didn't

Pep is losing to the European champions. Sir Alex Ferguson conceded 5 against f*cking West Bromwich Albion in his final game. Get that right.

@historyrock_ Franklin and Cooke. Absolutely. Not sure others would be in my top 10. Some wouldn't register anywhere near.

Top 10 greatest singers of all time according to Rolling Stone magazine. 1. Aretha Franklin 2. Whitney Houston 3. Sam Cooke 4. Billie Holiday 5. Mariah Carey 6. Ray Charles 7. Stevie Wonder 8. Beyoncé 9. Otis Redding 10. Al Green

@TahirAbu15 @terryflewers What a lot of nonsense. Liverpool were the only strong rivals he had for most of it. Chelsea and Arsenal, in the 00s,were very strong.

@terryflewers Fergie was only battling against 1 good team. Pep did it against the modern super teams. Sorry pal you are on your own in this argument.

From 1990 until 2001 Sir Alex won 20 trophies the same as Pep All this was done while only being the 10th highest spender in England, this included 3 European trophies in a time that Italy & Spain had superior money to English sides. This all came after Sir Alex took over a broken and failing institution in Man United which he spend years fixing and rebuilding from the bottom up. The idea that any reason “baffles” you Jamie is absolutely ridiculous especially when Pep’s success is on the back of 115 allegations that Man City build their finances to fund Pep fraudulently.

@JonOwen1 @90sWWE He was great on the mic as a heel.

@90sWWE Bob Backlund

Name this wrestler...

@SweetBackWillie @90sWWE Nah, Bret developed mic skills, especially during his 97 run where he was quite strong. Dean Malenko would fit the criteria a lot better.

It pains me to say but Bret Hart is probably at the top of the list. Funny enough he was the best there is the best there and the best there ever will be on the Mic TO ME as a kid. But I have got to say I put at least 30 wrestlers above Bret when I think about someone cutting’ a Promo partly because Bret wasn’t really with the shenanigans. He was like the first CM punk but with pink and black strap leotards.

@HeyItsBunty @HumansNoContext Wtf are you on about?

@HumansNoContext Every guy knows the guy. He just never gets labeled in the group chat.

Your thoughts on this?

@HumansNoContext A rapist will not announce themselves as such. They'd be outcast, severely hurt or both if anyone found out.

@uscfan981 WWF mainly, but got to enjoy both.

Which side weee you in the Monday night wars?

@frwqmmd741562 Are you serious? He had different teammates in 1958 than he did in 1970

Does anyone have a logical answer?

"If Pelé is the only one who won 3 World Cups in history, ​what about his teammates!

@Raphaeldml11 @Devanshrao7 He wasn't a huge goal scorer those 2 years. This is full of shit.

@Devanshrao7 Because he has played 2 more years

Crazy facts: Messi has outscored Ronaldo in every year of their career

@Raphaeldml11 And yet he has scored less overall? Sure man.

@DomdeluxuryNo1 Need

I demand you to LICK FANSLY

@fcb_elias1 Carragher really likes to cling to these pts totals.

🚨 Jamie Carragher on who's the greatest manager of all time : 🗣️Reporter: “Who is the greatest manager of all time for you, Pep or Sir Alex Ferguson?” 🗣️Jamie Carragher: “If I’m being totally honest, I’d probably say Pep Guardiola. “Sir Alex obviously took a bit of time to get things going at Manchester United, while Pep didn’t really have that issue, although he also inherited a much stronger team. “But when you look at what Pep has achieved, I think Manchester City have matched almost everything Manchester United achieved under Sir Alex Ferguson. He’s won the treble, he’s done the domestic treble, and he’s won four league titles in a row. I think United managed three in a row a couple of times, but never four. “When you consider how long Pep has been there, it’s impossible for him to reach 13 Premier League titles like Sir Alex because he simply hasn’t managed in England for that long. “And then you look at the points totals as well — some of those league campaigns, especially getting 100 points. I think you’d probably have to say Pep Guardiola is the greatest manager we’ve ever seen in the Premier League.”