Marouane Fellaini get valuable advice from his coach David Moyes. Fellaini is expected to be able to control his emotions so no need to get into trouble in the field.
Moyes was very disappointed with the actions Fellaini gore Stoke City defender Ryan Shawcross. Fellaini is currently serving a three-time should be banned for defending Everton.
Moyes wants Fellaini act like FC Barcelona player Lionel Messi. Messi is perfect as an example. He was not easy though emotions often get rude actions of the opponent.
"The best example to emulate is Messi. All opposing players after him, trying to kick and do everything to stop it. Messi always been physically attacked in every game, but the reaction to just get up and continue the game. It is one feature of the top players," said Moyes.
Sir Alex Ferguson has denied the news if he will retire at the end of this season. Manchester United's manager said that he still intends to train in the foreseeable future.
Although it managed to get all the trophies of his dreams, but the veteran coach is feeling encouraged by the spirit continues to progress remain fixed at United.
Fergie has called three names that Josep Guardiola, Jose Mourinho and David Moyes. But he is not sure who will replace them.
"I'm still hoping to train for a while. Yet one day someone should replace me even now there is no definite name. Guardiola, Mourinho, Moyes. There are many big names in football. I do not know what their plans in the past two or three years future, "said Fergie to Abu Dhabi Sport.
Luis Suarez, often referred to as "Mr. Diving". Liverpool striker often get a yellow card for alleged acts flopped.
Although it often gets derision in some English stadiums, Suarez stay relaxed. Uruguay national team players that explains the reason why he often dropped.
"Sometimes when players try to cut down your leg, you would do is try to escape or throw myself on the field because you do not want to get injured. If I let my foot, the referee will declare it as a violation. Yet I do not want to suffer a severe injury," Suarez said to the Daily Mail.
Interesting events occurred when counter Everton Merseyside derby staged some time ago. After scoring, El Pistolero-his nickname, running toward the opponent manager, David Moyes, and to celebrate diving.
"That's because the Everton manager said about me before the game starts and during the match, the captain even diving. Moyes can express their opinion if know me or at least after the game, not before the party took place," he explained.
