What You Drinking, Boss?
Tuesday January 18 2005
Stolen from Football365 thought this was quite amusing.........
'They'll sit down and enjoy a glass of red wine'...'laughing over a glass of red wine'...etc etc. Do football managers drink anything else? We have ideas...
Jose Mourinho (Chelsea): Something quick, strong and no-nonsense like tequila, without the salt and lemon. And sardines (whole).
Arsene Wenger (Arsenal): Crema di Limoncello - a slightly tart lemon cream liquer.
Sir Alex Ferguson (Man United): Red wine (bottle), whiskey chaser (bottle) and Tennent's Super (six-pack).
David Moyes (Everton): Whiskey with a slice of fruit cake.
Rafael Benitez (Liverpool): A Spanish/Scouse cocktail - Sangria mixed with pineapple Bacardi Breezer. And chips.
Steve McClaren (Middlesbrough): Whatever Fergie's having.
Alan Curbishley (Charlton): Bottle of Becks and a sausage roll. Good lad.
Martin Jol (Tottenham): A stein of frothy, ridiculously strong Belgian white beer.
Kevin Keegan (Manchester City): He'd love a Tia Maria or someone to talk to.
David O'Leary (Aston Villa): Creme de menthe. Bought out of his own money because Doug only provides White Lightning.
Big Sam Allardyce (Bolton): A bodlylifting milkshake. Made with milk stout.
Graeme Souness (Newcastle): Irish coffee, Expresso strength. No snacks.
Joe Jordan (Portsmouth): Straight whiskey. He doesn't trust wine.
Steve Bruce (Birmingham): Something sophisticated like a white wine spritzer.
Chris Coleman (Fulham): Malibu.
Mark Hughes (Blackburn): A large, strong gin and tonic. With a little bowl of olives.
Iain Dowie (Crystal Palace): Lager top.
Nigel Worthington (Norwich): A small ale and a cheese ploughmans.
Harry Redknapp (Southampton): Something expensive, foreign but ultimately sickly like pink champagne. Nothing Hungarian.
Bryan Robson (West Brom): Absinthe, meths.