was alex macleish a hero or a villin?
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he never had any money and managed rangers worst team in history but still won more than tim legend o neil . legends come cheap at the pigery
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Some people still like hitler but that does not make him a hero.\nMilosevith case is same.
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Defeat was very bitter, especially with the Double apparently so secure in his grasp, but Monaghan, and Ulster, were still very appreciative of Seamus McCabe's great achievements during 1966.\n\nThis was proved very definitely on October 27th when they turned out in their hundreds to honour the Clones star at a huge banquet held in the Hibernian Hotel, Clones. \nClick image for detail\n\nVictory Celebration PosterAmong the guests were the President of the G.A.A., Alf Uasal O'Muiri , who paid glowing tributes to Seamus in a memorable address. During the festivities, the people of Clones presented Seamus with a very valuable V.H.F. transistor radio as a token of their appreciation. Mr Mick Duffy, Chairman of the Monaghan County Board G.A.A., and many other also joined in the tributes. As I spoke to him on that very happy occasion, Seamus explained to me that he had always felt much happier when in arrears and when the odds were really stacked against him. Looking through his games of 1966, this is clearly brought out  in all his great victories he came from behind to win while in the Final that he lost, he had been way out in front.\n\nTime is very much on the fair-haired Clones man's side, however. He is still in his early twenties and that coveted All-Ireland Handball Double cannot possibly elude him much longer.\n\nNorthern Standard Top 10 Sports stars (1966)Mc Cabe's great year ended on a high when he was awarded 'Sports Star of the Year' by 'The Northern standard' for his achievements in bringing the first ever All-Ireland senior medal to County Monaghan. It was noted as the greatest feat ever accomplished by a Monaghan Sportsman.
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I think he was Adam Messi,not so sure\n:)
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Jesus the Christ. He was mocked, whipped and slain, all for our salvation. He is a true hero.
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i dont think he was. i was told by a rugby fanatic freind of mine he played for cardif.\n.
195836
He was a bushranger so technically a criminal but was touted as a "folk Hero" to the people....see wikipedia article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ned_Kelly
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Free kick wise yes he is definetly underrated, one of his strongest points and I'd say that he's one of the best in Scottish Football today that can finish from a dead ball position. With Celtic supporters I don't think he is underrated but I wouldn't say he is overrated either. Jan v. Hesselink I'd say is overrated and is kind of stealing his thunder, I see that he is a clean player as well which is always good. He is an inspiration to a lot of youngsters unlike some other Old Firm players. He has the talent to play in any league in the World and he might progress from Scottish Football to somewhere else in a couple of years.
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Robert Burns (Scottish poet) once wrote "Where ere you be let your wind blow free" \nBut as the majority of Scots wore kilts (and still do) it probably was easier to 'let one rip' at the time!\nHowever the Scots have never really been recognised as being a 'civilised' Nation so it would perhaps be better to ignore his advice in the present day and age?
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If all what I hear is true, then he certainly has the potential to be the hero.  He is very young, unknown and there is no pressure on him, unlike if Rooney was fit and playing.  There will be a lot expected of Rooney if and when he plays.  Theo doesnot have this pressure, he has nothing to lose.
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Pele. He is being regarded as the Legend in football/soccer game. You can't complete the history of football without mentioning his name. He is all time hero.
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nope. he's a congressman. it's his father who i think you could consider a hero.
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0 i should say.\nThat no. has got a character of its own.He is a true genius.\nWant to destroy someone,just multiply him by 0.\nAdd or substract,its too busy to disturb you.\nAnd what,divide by 0, then maths have no defination(undefined,man)\nSo,who's the real hero?
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I don't know what you mean by anti-hero. If you mean the man that Addison cheated with, Mark, then you might have seen last night when the interns were trying to think of a name for him. They came up with McSteamy, I think. But I don't know if that's who you meant...
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Here, I found this article:\n\nhttp://www.scottishloyalists.com/three.htm\n\nHope it helps.
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I would consider anyone who puts their own life on the line to protect others to be heroes. you don't need a cape or special powers to make you a hero. bye yall
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Nope, it was the father of Sir Alexander Flemming, the guy who discovered penicillin who saved Winston 's life. Winston Churchill's father promised to educate his son the same as he educated his own. So little Alex went to Eton and Oxford along with little Winnie. Louis Pasteur was French (1822-1895).