The Mourinho Thread

[MrBlueGuy 1,552]

he had bertrand , luis , kalas. and he messed up.

Luis was especially painful, it is kind of ironic that the season where we do REALLY NEED A LB he is gone.

[MihaiM24 156]

it's beyond me why the fuck we play with zouma on RB which has NO OFFENSIVE ABILITY instead of playing with Baba.

[The Power 147]

Why the fuck did he ever loan out Kalas? And then try and sign Stones when Everton clearly wouldn't sell him when he had Kalas who could play CB AND RB?

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

As he assessed our 3-1 defeat against Liverpool, Jose Mourinho said he felt the game changed as a consequence of Lucas avoiding a second-half dismissal.

[Last Sicarius 610]

As he assessed our 3-1 defeat against Liverpool, Jose Mourinho said he felt the game changed as a consequence of Lucas avoiding a second-half dismissal.

Nothing new. Simple is out Jose.

[Fulham Broadway 16,853]

Yeah, yeah. Turns out that the fans are not melodramatic. This man has no clue about long term continuity. Talk about we don't deserve him

I expect the votes to chage significantly after this. Best manager my ass. For 1 year maybe.

3 Premier league titles for our club Chelsea

3 League Cups for Chelsea

An FA Cup for your team Chelsea

2 CL Semi Finals for Chelsea

A Community Cup

Not bad for a Chelsea manager. But if hes the "best Chelsea manager my ass". Yeah Bobby Cambell comes close.

Vote hasnt changed btw.

A

[Irakozium257 350]

He should go away, far away. The naivety towards him is colossal. If there was a time to get on my knees and say a prayer, it would be now, praying for him and the poison he emits to be permanently removed by tomorrow/Monday. No such thing as a turnaround. He's such a moronic buffon who's leeching off matchgoers' and other naive fans' sentimentality. He's playing Zouma at RB when we had one of the slickiest, most agile and confident LBs last year whom he sold, let that sink in and just imagine the emerging hate & frustration inside the people who've seen through his rotten mind.

[BlueLion. 21,491]

United were in an identical position and decided not to sack Sir Alex Ferguson. I hope we follow suit.

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

Nothing new. Simple is out Jose.

yeah... he didn't talk about costa's kick...

[Fulham Broadway 16,853]

I just want Roman to stand by a man who has brought the club many happy times.

We can't be sacking a manager after just 2 or 3 months of poor results on the back of years of great results.

We win together, we lose together would be my message.

[Clockwork 1,794]

United were in an identical position and decided not to sack Sir Alex Ferguson. I hope we follow suit.

What year are you referring to?

[Starman60 1,343]

WTF?!

One of the more in depth interviews he has given lately.

[stroey 2,525]

Klopp: "Of course I feel for him [Mourinho], he’s a great coach – he’s one of the best managers in the world."

Klopp: "But I had a similar situation at Dortmund last year but the good thing was that nobody at the club was in doubt about my position."

Klopp: "I never felt pressure so we could change the situation. It’s work but we were here for 3 pts & not changing the situation for #cfc."

[lucio 5,418]

What year are you referring to?

some year in the iron age no doubt

[Iggy Doonican 4,186]

That was a debacle one of the most spineless Chelsea performances in years. No excuses can cover up that we were utterly outplayed by a very average Liverpool team. I think for me the game was summed up by Zouma's cross in the last minute. Hazard's body language when he got substituted screamed of someone who's in a football rut. We are so predictable and easy to play against and add to that a manager and players with zero confidence.

[Clockwork 1,794]

I will be SHOCKED if he's still here by Monday.

You think so?

Cause I am not sure, if he is going to be sacked anytime soon it will come after the Stoke game.

[Pizy 18,368]

Sooner people start to come to grips with the fact that we most likely won't finish in the top 4 the less anger and sadness you'll feel. A few weeks back I finally realized that I was taking this too seriously. I was fucking raging like I never have in my life about our situation. Then I remembered it's just a game and that getting so worked up about it is silly.

I've now accepted that we're having a "Moyes" season (still think we'll end up somewhere around where he finished) and am calm. I think sacking him for anyone other than Guardiola would be a step down and it could set us back into rebuilding mode for a season or two.

Like José said in his press conference yesterday, Chelsea aren't suddenly going to become a small club overnight if we go a single season without CL football. Grit your teeth and just bare with it. It's bad but not the end of the world.

[Stats 7,056]

3 Premier league titles for our club Chelsea

3 League Cups for Chelsea

An FA Cup for your team Chelsea

2 CL Semi Finals for Chelsea

A Community Cup

Not bad for a Chelsea manager. But if hes the "best Chelsea manager my ass". Yeah Bobby Cambell comes close.

Vote hasnt changed btw.

A

Drogba 2006-2007: 33 goals

2007-2008: 26 goals

2008-2009: 14 goals

2009-2010: 37 goals

2010-2011: 13 goals

2011-2012: 13 goals

Not bad for a Chelsea striker. Drogba is one of the best strikers we ever have had but we can't expect him to fire goals in forever and gradually the goals declined and his performances. Mourinho has done so before and done so now, brought short term success to every club he is at then gradually the cracks appear and he does not know how to deal with it. If we are going to base every maangers' job on past achievements, no one might as well be sacked. He has done that in the past but like I said he has not proven he can provide long term stablility. We are lost for ideas, the team seem lost under him. I only see one route here.