The Mourinho Thread

[Hybrid Angel 2,130]

I swear some people here are more concerned about the future of Mourinho rather than the future of the club. I personally couldn't give a fuck where he goes.

Actually, I would love to see him miserably FAIL at his next club, especially if it is United.

[didierforever 7,349]

Change in manager lifts the application at any level

application - yes, after a certain amount of time. not 2 days later. even holland is not stupid enough to change the tactics, one day before the match.

effort - it should not.

[Alan Partridge 1,124]

Jose is no saint

Let's not forget what he did at Madrid. He even treated a club legend Casillas pretty badly. He's a bit over emotional and can cause a lot of shit. Yeah, he's entertaining but it comes at a price

Alex Ferguson would never allow players to get an attitude and think they are bigger than the club. Ferguson may have had the backing of the entire club but I'm sure Jose could have handled things better

[lucio 5,418]

application - yes, after a certain amount of time. not 2 days later. even holland is not stupid enough to change the tactics, one day before the match.

effort - it should not.

He isn't stupid enough to stick with the tactics that got us 16th , we played with far more freedom , and it helped immensely

[xPetrCechx 13,598]

Jose is no saint

Let's not forget what he did at Madrid. He even treated a club legend Casillas pretty badly. He's a bit over emotional and can cause a lot of shit. Yeah, he's entertaining but it comes at a price

Alex Ferguson would never allow players to get an attitude and think they are bigger than the club. Ferguson may have had the backing of the entire club but I'm sure Jose could have handled things better

Let Throw a shoe on a Player!

[didierforever 7,349]

He isn't stupid enough to stick with the tactics that got us 16th , we played with far more freedom , and it helped immensely

i think we played with a lot of intensity. we pressed high up. we moved the ball well. costa stayed in the box. all of these things jose has been asking for.

[Laugh1ngMan 393]

the point that i want to prove is that the players actually and intentionally screwed the club because of their problems with jose.

it is not the point of players just "not playing well", its the point of players intentionally not pplaying well. and there is a massive difference in them.

i know jose is gone, and i would have been happier if it was sooner. now we have no chance of making top4, forget winning the league.

as for getting us the title last year, jose got us the title too. if he is fired, so should the players be. as for not getting players cos we have no buying power, well, i ll be happy with watching players who actually give a crap about the club, rather than players who clearly who give us to the dogs, if things did not go their way.

That's the thing, you can't prove it, we can only speculate which will do the club/players more bad than good. The only way we will now is if in the future somebody open their mouths about it.

Throwing players under the bus while we don't know if they are actually involved in anything and what they actually did is the lowest of the lowest

[didierforever 7,349]

That's the thing, you can't prove it, we can only speculate which will do the club/players more bad than good. The only way we will now is if in the future somebody open their mouths about it.

Throwing players under the bus while we don't know if they are actually involved in anything and what they actually did is the lowest of the lowest

so every time the players have a problem with the manager, they can put in half arsed performances, get him sacked and since we cant "prove" anything in the court of law, we should sit by seeing them screwing the club over and over again?

[SinineUltra 1,170]

What's done is done. We should focus on going forward. A little booing of certain players and cheering Mourinho's name will subside. No harm done, just a way for fans to show their opinion on this matter and pay respect to Mourinho as he didn't really get to say good bye in a proper fashion. Glad that atleast Guus took over the reins, he will certainly be the glue that brings both parties together in the end. Though, let's not kid ourselves, Sunderland might have been an easy win after a long time but we did not look as convincing as one can make out of it. A long way of recovery ahead and, in the end, let's not forget we are still in search of a permanent manager and our own identity since the old guard left. Interesting times await.

[MichaelDance 552]

Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck urges fans to move on from Jose Mourinho

Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck has urged supporters to move on from Jose Mourinho after taking an "anguishing" decision to sack their most successful manager again.

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11668/10104237/chelsea-chairman-bruce-buck-urges-fans-to-move-on-from-jose-mourinho

He can fuck himself the wanker, he doesn't have an opinion after what him and the board have done.

Our normal selves?

Well I would love our normal selves then being one point above relegation zone by December!

True but again the players looks like cheaters and now look like they run the club, what's more appalling?

[MichaelDance 552]

so every time the players have a problem with the manager, they can put in half arsed performances, get him sacked and since we cant "prove" anything in the court of law, we should sit by seeing them screwing the club over and over again?

whilst there are people paying £30+ and season tickets to water down to the stupid owner and the board.

[Styles 9,790]

so every time the players have a problem with the manager, they can put in half arsed performances, get him sacked and since we cant "prove" anything in the court of law, we should sit by seeing them screwing the club over and over again?

And on the flip side to that, ae you suggesting that every time a manager leads his team to the relegation zone, the club should absolve him of any blame and sign 22 new players?

Got it.

[DYC. 7,542]

i think we played with a lot of intensity. we pressed high up. we moved the ball well. costa stayed in the box. all of these things jose has been asking for.

What intensity? What pressing? Sunderland barely touched the ball and often played the ball long when they got it. It was all Chelsea hogging the ball.

They were terrible. They did not press and gave Chelsea all the space they wanted. No double marking, no two banks of four tightly packed in front of goal, no aggression, no intentional fouls. Just a disjointed mess after conceding two goals so quickly.

That was a walk in the park. The performance vs Porto was more impressive. But I guess that doesn't count.

[Laugh1ngMan 393]

so every time the players have a problem with the manager, they can put in half arsed performances, get him sacked and since we cant "prove" anything in the court of law, we should sit by seeing them screwing the club over and over again?

Who determines whether someone is putting in a half arse performance or just out of form,lacking in confidence,motivation?

Costa today was still pretty shit despite the departure of Mou, maybe he is just horribly out of form and low on confidence and not intentionally trying to fuck things up

That is a basic value of every decent society, that you cant blame people on assumptions and i'm glad people in charge are smart enough not to do this as well.

[didierforever 7,349]

And on the flip side to that, ae you suggesting that every time a manager leads his team to the relegation zone, the club should absolve him of any blame and sign 22 new players?

Got it.

http://forum.talkchelsea.net/topic/20662-the-mourinho-thread/?p=1189015

people should either know the whole context and what a poster stands on, or simply not get into a discussion. simple/

[didierforever 7,349]

Who determines whether someone is putting in a half arse performance in or just out of form,lacking in confidence,motivation?

Costa today was still pretty shit despite the departure of Mou, maybe he is just horribly out of form and low on confidence and not intentionally trying to fuck things up

That is a basic value of every decent society, that you cant blame people on assumptions and i'm glad people in charge are smart enough not to do this as well.

if you cant understand the difference in an out of form performance and a cesc/costa performance, then i honestly have nothing to say.

[Styles 9,790]

http://forum.talkchelsea.net/topic/20662-the-mourinho-thread/?p=1189015

people should either know the whole context and what a poster stands on, or simply not get into a discussion. simple/

You are reading an awful lot into what is essentially a throwaway comment by Courtois.

[didierforever 7,349]

What intensity? What pressing? Sunderland barely touched the ball and often played the ball long when they got it. It was all Chelsea hogging the ball.

They were terrible. They did not press and gave Chelsea all the space they wanted. No double marking, no two banks of four tightly packed in front of goal, no aggression, no intentional fouls. Just a disjointed mess after conceding two goals so quickly.

That was a walk in the park. The performance vs Porto was more impressive. But I guess that doesn't count.

the intensity and pressing we showed from the starting whistle. in the 2nd half when we actually dropped off a little, sunderland were slicing us open when the wished.

how many times this season have we started matches looking like zombies. sunderland were getting forced to go long in the first half.

[MichaelDance 552]

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pat nevin said it.

and today courtois said this "I didn't have a problem with the manager. You'd have to ask the other players about them" #cfc @bbc5live

why would a player even say something like this unless there were some major major problems.

just one thing, were the tactics different today? was the formation different. jose's selection, tactics, negativity has cost us massively. his transfers have been hopeless to say the least and his youth handling has been disastorous. but just look at the players. look at their effort or lack of it. their attitude, has been far worse than any of it

Not sure about the transfers, if it wasn't for Mourinho we wouldn't have Pedro... he made the phone call and got his name to the signature. He's not been his best but he has an excuse, he's not used to the club, how we play and he didn't get much game time in Barcelona.

And he scored today....

[Laugh1ngMan 393]

if you cant understand the difference in an out of form performance and a cesc/costa performance, then i honestly have nothing to say.

So we'll just have to trust your almighty knowledge about these things and believe you by your word when you can pick out the players who intentionally stop trying, got it