This might be a touch simplistic and naive, but...

Shouldn't DVDs on 'how to tackle' be handed out to the youth teams of Premiership clubs, rather than the guys getting six figures a week to go in at some poor man's ankles?

But the higher ups at the FA in England have deemed it a necessary act.

One of my personal favorite DVDs, is called "The Treble" the Manchester United 1999-2000 season review DVD. I enjoy putting it in and remembering watching much of that season, especially the Champions' League run while I was in high school.
Sporting KC has done a good job of marketing the team and creating a great following for the team.

We are spoiling you with competitions on RoM at the moment and the latest is a unique, fan-driven project, Manchester United: Greatest Ever XI, which sets out to select a definitive team of the greatest players ever to pull on the famous red shirt. A worldwide fan poll was held on the official site, giving fans the chance to vote for their Greatest Ever XI and decide the line-up that will be featured in this official club DVD collection.

Too easy.

Juan Pablo Angel is one of those guys who's good at his trade, but not one you'd instantly expect to produce a footballing reincarnation of Jesus like you would, say, Kun Aguero and his wise yet worrying evolutionary use of the Maradona DNA. (Epic dribbler with the ball, epic dribbler from the mouth after a coke binge and in Manchester, of all places.

Patrice Evra has sung the praises of fellow Frenchmen Eric Cantona, claiming that he paved the way for their other countrymen to join United,

"I already knew Cantona was 'The King', but I really discovered who he was when I arrived here," Evra told the official website. "He is a legend.