The Mourinho Thread

[RoyalBlues 4,050]

4 minutes ago, Vesper said:

I truly think PSG will CRUSH them

I would be surprised if they didn't.

 

9 minutes ago, Vesper said:

Bayern will NEVER let Mou near that rudder

They are uber conservative

They have been shit with an average manager in charge. Would see if they could pass Liverpool in CL first though. 

[Vesper 30,085]

7 minutes ago, RoyalBlues said:

I would be surprised if they didn't.

 

They have been shit with an average manager in charge. Would see if they could pass Liverpool in CL first though. 

I meant his poison antics

Uli Hoeneß will never allow that in

 

[manpe 10,861]

He should go to a smaller above average mid-table club somewhere with his small team tactics. Try to challenge the big boys, make use of that whiny the world against us underdog siege mentality... might just work. But he's absolutely DONE at the top level. His methods work for shit at a club that should be favourites most times. Even his 3rd season with us, NOBODY was afraid of us anymore, EVERYBODY could beat us because of his archaic approach.

At United it was even worse. His highlight was finishing second and he tried to sugarcoat it by saying it was his "biggest achievement ever", yeah gtfo with that bullshit. We beat City to the title with almost the same squad that he would have got us a relegated with, so they aren't unbeatable. Trying to brainwash everybody to think that that United team was so crap, making it appear like he was doing a great job. How much did he spend exactly? How much time did he have exactly? Not only that, but he also went on to trash us every opportunity he got, making himself hated by the only people who had his back in England. He completely alienated himself from everyone and made himself an easy target.

But first, before taking on a new job, I think he should take a sabbatical. I seriously think he might be depressed.

[Sideshow Luiz 2,310]

21 minutes ago, manpe said:

He should go to a smaller above average mid-table club somewhere with his small team tactics. Try to challenge the big boys, make use of that whiny the world against us underdog siege mentality... might just work. But he's absolutely DONE at the top level. His methods work for shit at a club that should be favourites most times. Even his 3rd season with us, NOBODY was afraid of us anymore, EVERYBODY could beat us because of his archaic approach.

At United it was even worse. His highlight was finishing second and he tried to sugarcoat it by saying it was his "biggest achievement ever", yeah gtfo with that bullshit. We beat City to the title with almost the same squad that he would have got us a relegated with, so they aren't unbeatable. Trying to brainwash everybody to think that that United team was so crap, making it appear like he was doing a great job. How much did he spend exactly? How much time did he have exactly? Not only that, but he also went on to trash us every opportunity he got, making himself hated by the only people who had his back in England. He completely alienated himself from everyone and made himself an easy target.

But first, before taking on a new job, I think he should take a sabbatical. I seriously think he might be depressed.

That's what I think to.  I think he should definitely take a year off.  But, a team like Everton, I think he'd be good at.

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That's the thing times have moved on and he hasn't. Somehow along the way became a bit lost in it all. You used to have confidence that even is losing he'd make the change and change it round and tbf he did that a lot first time around.

Just became bitter. Maybe cause not our manager you noticed it more whereas before defend his behaviour. 

[manpe 10,861]

1 hour ago, Sideshow Luiz said:

That's what I think to.  I think he should definitely take a year off.  But, a team like Everton, I think he'd be good at.

Nah not England, definitely not another stint in EPL. Vesper named some good options: AC Milan, Roma, Schalke, Bayer Leverkusen, Valencia. He might give their leagues' top guns a really hard time with those teams, with Everton and such he wouldn't come close to anything. I don't think he would consider taking over a club that has no chance of winning anything, so there must be some potential to upset the odds.

Could Real Madrid be an option for him? Perez is a fan, most of his antagonists from the squad are gone. But would they be so stupid? I think it's his best shot at getting a top job. And frankly it would be fascinating to see how he would handle it this time.

[xPetrCechx 13,570]

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[Jase 43,479]

17 minutes ago, xPetrCechx said:

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He got sacked after losing 2-1 at Leicester in 2015!  

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https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/2018/12/18/zola-reacts-to-mourinho-s-manchester-united-departure

[Unionjack 7,531]

Moratti 'would take Mou back'

Massimo Moratti has confessed that he would like to see Jose Mourinho back at Inter. “I’m very fond of him, he’s special.”

Mourinho led Inter to the Treble in 2010 and was sacked by Manchester United on Tuesday, while Moratti was the Nerazzurri President who took the Coach to San Siro.

“The hope for the New Year is that we do better, returning to the Champions League without underestimating the two cups we’re still in,” he said before the club’s Christmas dinner.

“Icardi’s decisive and we can’t lose him. Marotta’s experience can help Zhang. He’ll offer important support.

“Would I like Mourinho back at Inter? Yes, I’m very fond of him. However, we’ll give time to Spalletti to prove his worth.

“Simeone? I love him too, but Mou is special.”

https://www.football-italia.net/132233/moratti-would-take-mou-back

 

[Milan 17,955]

*wrong thread

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Manchester United players "got away with murder" and behaved "shamefully" towards sacked manager Jose Mourinho, says former captain Roy Keane.

Keane said it was indicative of modern players' behaviour, whom he says are "very weak human beings".

Mourinho was sacked on Tuesday, with former striker Ole Gunnar Solskjaer appointed caretaker manager until the end of the season.

"You would fall out with these players," Keane told BBC Radio 5 live.

"Players who turn up overweight, do not train properly and are not producing... For some to down tools, shame on some of those players.

"I am not Jose's biggest fan, but I can't tolerate footballers who hide behind agents, their pals in the media - it is a bit of a joke."

[Vesper 30,085]

Mourinho goes to find a new league to poison up............

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On 12/19/2018 at 1:36 AM, milan.cech said:

*wrong thread

That sums it up nicely

[RoyalBlues 4,050]

Real Madrid 0-2 Real Sociedad. Sooner or later Perez will have to phoned Jose. Madrid vs MU in Europa League next season would be interesting.