The Mourinho Thread

[11Drogba 2,000]

Remember remember 4th of November. If we lose to Kiev that day, Roman will pull the trigger.

[Irakozium257 350]

Something is rotten behind the scenes, but it's clear to see that he's the root of all our problems. His narcissistic tendencies have caught up with him and he's f**king the club over. The disgusting showings of his nauseating pride are subtle, yet ostentatious. Azpi at LB is so last year, he sacrificed two world class LBs in Cole and Filipe and the majority didn't bat an eye. What always sickened me was how much many Chelsea fans were loyal to his irrational ''innovative'' methods. He humiliated players like KdB, Schürrle, Mata, David Luiz by telling them in front of the whole world that they were not good enough, and now they're gone because of him. I never believed in that stupid BS of Mata not being fit for our team. I really hate him, f**k his past glory with us.

I'm not naive to believe that things are gonna get better, and by that, I would be numb to defeats against Stoke & Liverpool, but I would pop a champagne if he gets fired, knowing tht he's gone far away from the club and never having to do anything with the club anymore. How some people can even defend what he did to Eva is despicable. She didn't deserve it against this egomaniac turd. Him standing in the dugout insulting her while she was earnestly doing her job was so classless and a clear sign of his vile shadow self.

[didierforever 7,349]

he is STILL here. i actually thought we might do an RDM with him - fire him in the middle of the night.

guess, we will have to be out of 2 competitions for roman and the board to wake up. SHAME

[yipo 56]

maybe he will only get booted when we fail champion league group

[MetsajCFC 1,255]

he is STILL here. i actually thought we might do an RDM with him - fire him in the middle of the night.

guess, we will have to be out of 2 competitions for roman and the board to wake up. SHAME

Mate, take a breather. Writing provocative, bullish statements every 10 minutes based on emotions won't get your point across any better. While you're at it, please look up the words "loyalty" and "respect".

[MetsajCFC 1,255]

Something is rotten behind the scenes, but it's clear to see that he's the root of all our problems. His narcissistic tendencies have caught up with him and he's f**king the club over. The disgusting showings of his nauseating pride are subtle, yet ostentatious. Azpi at LB is so last year, he sacrificed two world class LBs in Cole and Filipe and the majority didn't bat an eye. What always sickened me was how much many Chelsea fans were loyal to his irrational ''innovative'' methods. He humiliated players like KdB, Schürrle, Mata, David Luiz by telling them in front of the whole world that they were not good enough, and now they're gone because of him. I never believed in that stupid BS of Mata not being fit for our team. I really hate him, f**k his past glory with us.

I'm not naive to believe that things are gonna get better, and by that, I would be numb to defeats against Stoke & Liverpool, but I would pop a champagne if he gets fired, knowing tht he's gone far away from the club and never having to do anything with the club anymore. How some people can even defend what he did to Eva is despicable. She didn't deserve it against this egomaniac turd. Him standing in the dugout insulting her while she was earnestly doing her job was so classless and a clear sign of his vile shadow self.

Cole was hardly world class anymore when he left us. Felipe is a different situation, I agree, that could have been handeled better. But why do you assume Mourinho has total control over transfers? Many people don't take into account players' personal preference, maybe he wanted to move back to Spain? Luiz himself said he wanted to leave long ago, Schürrle transfer was predictable, KdB wanted a transfer himself, just recently there was a report that it was infact Mourinho who asked the board NOT to sell Kevin. Getting the money we got for Mata nothing short of brilliant business. The times where players have to stay in a club for a decade to be regarded as a good business or good transfer, are over. Players move more freely and more frequently, mostly because of agents, its money, its business, nothing personal. Don't read into the medias' theories, they make up stories based on little evidence and people buy into it too easily, it's propaganda, it's a campaign. As hard as it is to believe, we've got bigger issued to solve than Mournho's pressers. I'll go as far to say that if Eva was a male doctor, there wouldn't have been nearly as big issue from medias side as it is now, dragged on for ages. People have developed some weird emotional connection to Eva as if she was the only doctor we had, she was just a screw in a big machine. It's a pseudo problem.

Our problem is that our squad lacks leaders, genuine characters. We lost Cech, Drogba, so we only have Terry left. Our problem is underperforming players. Our problem is needless and one sided media campaign against us, we're an easy target. Our problem is Mourinho's stubborness. It's a combination of all of these, not just Mourinho. Look at the bigger picture. To think sacking Mourinho will get us to play Barcelona-esque football is a naive, short term thinking, navy blue illusion. Been there, done that, let's try differently.

[ack17 205]

I can see Mourinho to continue to be here.

To qualify for CL is the bottom line, if he fail, maybe there is a clause in his contract is triggered, the club just need to give him one-year pay off. Like how Man Utd sacked Moyes.

[didierforever 7,349]

Mate, take a breather. Writing provocative, bullish statements every 10 minutes based on emotions won't get your point across any better. While you're at it, please look up the words "loyalty" and "respect".

Mate, I will be loyal to someone who is loyal to my club. I will respect someone who shows respect to others. Who does not barge into the refs' room or try to bully the refs time and time again. Who respects players and treats them all equally instead of having a different set of rules for someone like cesc and a different set of rules forothers.

[Alan Partridge 1,124]

Brenton Rodgers? Hahaha no!

We bought absolute shit this summer

Because we won the league I think it glossed over a lot of problems with our squad. We won last year but everyone else was poor.

We are paying the price for not getting in the right players for the right positions

Now we will get mugged off in January and pay way over the odds for anyone we want

[MrExcalibur100 7,124]

Mourinho shouldn't be given even an extra day after Monday, let alone an extra two weeks. He's done everything to damage this club on and off the pitch. His behaviour yesterday leaving his team out there to dry in that 2nd half was terrible. He has been extremely unprofessional. Which other manager in the club's history behaves like this guy? Which other manager in Europe of that pedigree behaves like Mourinho? Some of his supporters, and I'm not addressing the level headed ones like Alex for example, but the ones of a more cultish variety. You know, the ones you see all on twitter and shit. And some of the ones I've met personally. This is for you.

Sir Alex. A manager Mourinho looks up to. That man got rightly criticized for some of his actions, but never behaved like Mourinho has done this season or most other seasons in his career. You see, Ferguson put his club before his own ego. Maintaining the prestige of the club he represented was foremost to him. He respected the institution that was Manchester United. At worst, Ferguson was a ruthless dictator, but he loved his club. Mourinho on the other hand, puts his ego before his club. He could give a damn about maintaining the prestige of his club(s). He does not respect the institution that is Chelsea and you can tell so by his actions. It's funny how he likes to speak of himself in 1st person; The way he spends more time reminding himself and journalists of his own personal achievements. This is not a language barrier issue as he also did like-wise in Spain and in Italy. Ferguson won 40+ trophies in his career, but very rarely did he use every opportunity to remind others about it. You see, Mourinho will never be Alex Ferguson. He will never build a dynasty at a football club. He's a quick fix guy, who works most effectively with only certain types of players. His lack of adaptability to coaching a different type of football has been exposed.

I always laughed when he came out with the "one of us" line" . It was a clever way at tugging at the heart strings of some of his fans but for some of us, it was easy to see right through it because I've seen it all before with this guy. Actions speak louder than words. I've said it before, Mourinho and his team have always been very good at marketing his image.

Initially I feel for the allure, I to was once a big fan, until I grew up. Mourinho is a self-centered narcissist with a tremendous ego that oversteps the bounds of what one can ever expect from a football manager. He does have some good traits, but for the most part, the negative traits go hand in hand with his coaching. I really do believe he suffers from a narcissistic personality disorder. I hope the way he behaves is really just a mock act for the football and doesn't translate to his personal life, but it's almost so convincing not to. Anyone, and I don't care your line of profession. Anyone who can humiliate a respected club doctor in such a fashion and cause said doctor to resign over nothing more than a power trip must be cold.

It pains me to use such harsh words about a manager who has had great success at the football club. (Thanks quite a lot to Roman's money of course). It pains me even more that it had to be him. If I could, I'll take it all away and give it to an Ancelotti. A true gentleman and class representative of any club. Or better yet, to Vialli or Di Matteo. Guys who bled on the pitch for us. Guys who were truly one of us.

[blues.bridge 343]

i would have taken klopp, but he now is later! now what do you think about bielsa? or schimdt? definitly don't want pep!!

[MetsajCFC 1,255]

Mate, I will be loyal to someone who is loyal to my club. I will respect someone who shows respect to others. Who does not barge into the refs' room or try to bully the refs time and time again. Who respects players and treats them all equally instead of having a different set of rules for someone like cesc and a different set of rules forothers.

Fair enough

[Special Juan 28,864]

He's a mess, like everything else, there isn't anything you can point to that's positive.

In previous times he would chuck the toys out of the pram and the players would pick them up, now, the mess is scattered and nobody is doing it. There is no hiding from the fact that right now we are a complete car crash of a football club, the constant FA fines, the constant mouthing off to officials, being sent from the technical area and general shite conduct is embarrassing to say the least.

I'm absolutely gutted what is going on right now, fucking kills me.

[didierforever 7,349]

He's a mess, like everything else, there isn't anything you can point to that's positive.

the shit from spurs,

they bought his flight,

but willian he saw the light,

he got a call from abrahimovic

and off he went to stamford bridge

He hates Tottenham, He hates Tottenham

He Hates Tottenham and He Hates Tottenham

[Jase 43,479]

I don't think Jose Mourinho even knows Jose Mourinho anymore.

[Melanicus 5,208]

As some have said before, the board really needs to sit down and actually think long-term.

They need to think about the direction they want Chelsea to go in.

What is the desired image of the club? I feel like we don't have one.

Roman wants Chelsea to play good, attacking football.

If that was the case, hiring Mourinho in the first place was a mistake. He will never change the way he is and his tactics are. He's a great manager, one of the best, but if his tactics don't match clubs vision (which we don't have) - we don't hire him, it's as simple as that.

We must hire managers that play this kind of football. We must trust them. We must stick by them in bad times too.

And after that, when they're gone, we need to hire the new manager that FITS CLUB IMAGE.

We can't have The Big Sam first and then after him hire Pep Guardiola. Not because Sam is "worse" than Pep, but because they play different style and the team that one has build won't be useful for other and everything will have to change again. New spendings, new transitions and so on.

So, in my opinion if we lose the next 3 games Mourinho is sacked and you hire a manager that fits your needs.

Attacking managers?

Klopp is gone. Bielsa is here, this guy is a nutter, but he's a great short-term manager that knows what he's doing. He's one of the best tacticians in the game, even Pep admires him. He could really push us into direction of playing attacking football and changing our mindset until the end of the season. After that, either stick with him or hire another ATTACKING MINDED manager. Not Simeone, because everything would be fucked again. Pep or Brendan Rodgers. Yes, I said Brendon Rodgers. He's a good manager, but Liverpool is shit and they couldn't attract big name players.

[BlueLion. 21,491]

I understand why people want him out, but the clear ingratitude here is staggering. You are entitled to want him gone, but he doesn't deserve such blatant disrespect.

[BleedsBlue 1,549]

If you enjoyed the good times with him then its our duty to stick with him in such moments.

No matter how difficult it gets, we must continue to support the manager. He needs us more than ever!

Come on Jose! KTBFFH!

[Laylabelle 9,754]

It's not so much the results that changing my mind but his behaviour at the moment.Thought the Eva drama be it and nothing else but instead there's just one thing after another and no need for any of it

[Reddish-Blue 2,701]

As some have said before, the board really needs to sit down and actually think long-term.

They need to think about the direction they want Chelsea to go in.

What is the desired image of the club? I feel like we don't have one.

Roman wants Chelsea to play good, attacking football.

If that was the case, hiring Mourinho in the first place was a mistake. He will never change the way he is and his tactics are. He's a great manager, one of the best, but if his tactics don't match clubs vision (which we don't have) - we don't hire him, it's as simple as that.

We must hire managers that play this kind of football. We must trust them. We must stick by them in bad times too.

And after that, when they're gone, we need to hire the new manager that FITS CLUB IMAGE.

We can't have The Big Sam first and then after him hire Pep Guardiola. Not because Sam is "worse" than Pep, but because they play different style and the team that one has build won't be useful for other and everything will have to change again. New spendings, new transitions and so on.

So, in my opinion if we lose the next 3 games Mourinho is sacked and you hire a manager that fits your needs.

Attacking managers?

Klopp is gone. Bielsa is here, this guy is a nutter, but he's a great short-term manager that knows what he's doing. He's one of the best tacticians in the game, even Pep admires him. He could really push us into direction of playing attacking football and changing our mindset until the end of the season. After that, either stick with him or hire another ATTACKING MINDED manager. Not Simeone, because everything would be fucked again. Pep or Brendan Rodgers. Yes, I said Brendon Rodgers. He's a good manager, but Liverpool is shit and they couldn't attract big name players.

I agree with everything you said except the bolded part about Brendan Rodgers.

Rodgers is a mid-table manager, nothing more, he was just lucky to have Suarez at Liverpool.