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(VTC News) - Although retired, former coach Sir Alex Ferguson is always ready to inspire and share his experience with younger colleagues.
Sir Alex was praised.
Having just been promoted to the Premier League, Burnley are facing many difficulties adapting to the harsh realities of England's top league. Therefore, the team's head coach - Sean Dyche decision to seek help former manager Sir Alex Ferguson They hoped to receive guidance from the "tough old man" to quickly help the team escape the threat of relegation.
And Dyche not only achieved his goal but also seemed thrilled by Sir Alex's enthusiastic support.
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| Sean Dyche is facing numerous difficulties with Burnley. |
Dyche told the media: “Sir Alex is clearly one of the most influential figures. And he’s always willing to give younger colleagues honest, helpful advice. I feel there’s no barrier to talking to Sir Alex because he treats me so well. When I need help, Sir Alex always makes time to listen and answer my questions as soon as possible.”
“Sir Alex has experienced almost everything in the world of football, so his advice is sometimes something I would never have thought of. Even better, Sir Alex helped me understand the meaning of hard work and making the most of the resources I have,” Dyche added.
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| Sir Alex Ferguson was always ready to help his younger colleagues. |
This weekend, Burnley will play West Ham at home at Turf Moor. And manager Sean Dyche is still determined to secure his first Premier League win.
Wenger regrets letting Ashley Cole go to Chelsea.
Speaking to The Guardian, manager Arsene Wenger admitted he regrets letting Ashley Cole join Chelsea in 2006.
"The Professor" said: "One of my biggest regrets in my managerial career is letting Ashley Cole go due to a misunderstanding between Cole's agent and the club. He was always a fantastic winger. What he achieved after leaving Arsenal showed that. Those great things should have happened while he was at Arsenal."
Ryan Giggs is the best player in Premier League history.
Yesterday, the Telegraph published the results of its poll for the top 100 greatest players in Premier League history, and topping the list is the former Manchester United star - Ryan GiggsIn addition, in the role of goalkeeper, Peter Schmeichel has the highest ranking (13) compared to other colleagues.
According to the Telegraph and the fans who voted for Giggs, the current Manchester United assistant coach deserves to be considered a Premier League icon as the player with the most appearances in the league (632) and the most assists (271).
A compilation of Ryan Giggs' best moments on the pitch.
In the Telegraph's list of the 100 greatest players in Premier League history, Manchester United contributed the most with 23 players, followed by Arsenal with 16 players, and then Chelsea and Liverpool with 13 players each.
Top 10 greatest players in Premier League history, according to the Telegraph:
1. Ryan Giggs
2. Thierry Henry
3. Roy Keane
4. Alan Shearer
5. Paul Scholes
6. Cristiano Ronaldo
7.Patrick Scallop
8.Eric Cantona
9. Dennis Bergkamp
10. Frank Lampard
Best striker in La Liga 2013-14: Messi is absent.
Recently, the La Liga organizing committee announced the list of nominees for "Best Forward in La Liga 2013-14". Surprisingly, Lionel Messi of Barcelona was conspicuously absent from the three nominees.
Specifically, the names chosen were Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid), Carlos Vela (Real Sociedad), and Diego Costa (Atletico Madrid, who later moved to Chelsea).
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| Diego Costa, Cristiano Ronaldo and Carlos Vela |
The surprising reason Messi wasn't included in the list is that he scored 28 goals in the 2013-14 season, second only to Ronaldo (31 goals), one more than Costa, and 12 more than Vela. Furthermore, Messi is a familiar face at this award ceremony, having been honored five times before.
The La Liga organizing committee is expected to announce the official results of this individual award on October 27th.
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