The Mourinho Thread

[Rambo 1,729]

Where did you find this info from?

Most likely twitter so don't read much into it.

[Special Juan 27,430]

Twatter.

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

MOURINHO TELLS PSG: CHELSEA ARE MY PRIORITY

http://papsonsports.com/index.php?option=com_easyblog&view=entry&id=3818&Itemid=116&utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Chelsea chief Roman Abramovich ‘tempts Jose Mourinho with watch worth £350,000′

They may not have parted the best of friends the last time they worked together but Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich seems to be doing his best to sweet talk Jose Mourinho back to Stamford Bridge.

http://metro.co.uk/2013/03/13/chelsea-owner-roman-abramovich-tempts-jose-mourinho-with-350000-watch-3540064/

[robdog 2,084]

MOURINHO TELLS PSG: CHELSEA ARE MY PRIORITY

http://papsonsports.com/index.php?option=com_easyblog&view=entry&id=3818&Itemid=116&utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Chelsea chief Roman Abramovich ‘tempts Jose Mourinho with watch worth £350,000′

They may not have parted the best of friends the last time they worked together but Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich seems to be doing his best to sweet talk Jose Mourinho back to Stamford Bridge.

http://metro.co.uk/2013/03/13/chelsea-owner-roman-abramovich-tempts-jose-mourinho-with-350000-watch-3540064/

Top Man!!!

[gr123 167]

OK, serious question..

Given that Mourinho hasn't stayed at a club for longer than 4 years, what happens when he is inevitably sacked/resigns again (because let's face it, Roman hasn't changed)? Where do we go from there? Back to hiring and firing managers for fun again whilst the fans beg for the next 7 years for him to come back?

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

OK, serious question..

Given that Mourinho hasn't stayed at a club for longer than 4 years, what happens when he is inevitably sacked/resigns again (because let's face it, Roman hasn't changed)? Where do we go from there? Back to hiring and firing managers for fun again whilst the fans beg for the next 7 years for him to come back?

He will stay for 20 years...

[Jase 43,479]

OK, serious question..

Given that Mourinho hasn't stayed at a club for longer than 4 years, what happens when he is inevitably sacked/resigns again (because let's face it, Roman hasn't changed)? Where do we go from there? Back to hiring and firing managers for fun again whilst the fans beg for the next 7 years for him to come back?

One would like to think Roman would have realized by now that his constant sacking of managers has led to us running out of top quality manager to manage us and he would not be so impatient with managers. And the scenario with AVB where stories seem to indicate his reluctancy to sack him means he is probably willing to give the manager more time here.

[Kinol 337]

OK, serious question..

Given that Mourinho hasn't stayed at a club for longer than 4 years, what happens when he is inevitably sacked/resigns again (because let's face it, Roman hasn't changed)? Where do we go from there? Back to hiring and firing managers for fun again whilst the fans beg for the next 7 years for him to come back?

4 years is the longest any manager has stayed at this club since Roman came. If you look at all the rumored candidates for the job i see Mouinho as the manager who will probably stay the longest.

[Ollie 4,400]

My Take.

Jose won the Uefa Cup and Champions League including everything you can possibly win in Portugal. He came to us, a new country, a new challenge, a club that hasn't won the league for 50 years with an owner willing to spend and do whatever it takes. He won everything in England. JOB DONE! that's not enough to keep repeating over and over.... BORING. Jose is Jose, the special one, he wanted another challenge. He went to Italy, won EVERYTHING in Italy, plus another Champions League. Again..Mr Mourinho wanted yet a new challenge, the biggest challenge at the biggest club in the world, the club that has been surpassed by Barcelona in recent years. He went to Spain and with Real Madrid, and what happened? Yes, he won EVERYTHING again. What's left?

I believe now, now that Jose is 50, he's 50 right? I believe he's ready to stay at a club for 10 years or so and i reckon it will be with us. Jose was never gonna commit fully when he was trying to make a name for himself, and because of the path he's taken, look at his impact. He wanted to make a name for himself and win everything, he did it. Now settle down dude, seriously.

I think he'll like to manage Portugal one day though and win a trophy but that will be just before he retires. 15 years with us, 5 with Portugal, career over. That's what i think anyway, could be wrong of course lol. I don't think he was sacked, lets put it that way.

[Laylabelle 9,360]

4 years is the longest any manager has stayed at this club since Roman came. If you look at all the rumored candidates for the job i see Mouinho as the manager who will probably stay the longest.

And the longest after that is 2 years lol..bit crazy but sense needs to be seen!

[nachikethas 1,149]

[Melanicus 5,208]

Mourinho picks Drogba as the best ever

http://www.givemefootball.com/335959-mourinho-picks-drogba-as-the-best-ever?tg=premier%20league

[Santiago. 1,500]

Mourinho also stated Lampard is the greatest professional in football

[Milan 17,857]

Mourinho also stated Lampard is the greatest professional in football

Well, that must be stated by everyone who has ever worked with Lampard. He is well-known for that.

[Leif 6,006]

Genuine question - What is it about Inter which made Jose fall in love with them more than Porto and (seemingly) us? Was it the CL win and grinding out results especially against Barcelona? The players? The board? The fans? What was the main thing? Obviously we can't know for sure but we can hypothesise.

The Premier League is more entertaining than Serie A and I'd assume he prefers the media here despite their bullshit; He can have lots of fun in press conferences here.

Obviously the Inter fans far surpass our own in terms of vocal support but under Mou we had quite the voice ourselves on match day.

We have a shit board compared to Inter's according to some, not so according to others - but I can understand that point swaying in Inter's favour.

He cried for days (apparently) once he left Inter and there's actual videos of him crying the day of leaving which is something I don't remember what-so-ever here or at Porto and certainly won't happen in Madrid.

I just don't get it.

I believe he prefers Sneijder to Lampard & Zanetti to Terry, but Drogba over Eto'o & co. and Essien over Cambiasso etc.

Meh.

[BlueLyon 9,359]

Yes he likes Inter very much, but you cant say he doesnt like Chelsea. Probably Chelsea even more if there wasnt Roman...

[DH1988 1,275]

We'll see what happens in the summer if they win CL he looks to be gone and if they don't win CL he looks to be gone!

To be honest it depends on Mancini and psg if we're honest more so mancini

[cadenza666 221]

We'll see what happens in the summer if they win CL he looks to be gone and if they don't win CL he looks to be gone!

To be honest it depends on Mancini and psg if we're honest more so mancini

actually more worried about PSG than City...City have Txiki and Sorano and Mourinho had a terrible relationship with them, so very doubtful, they also rejected him when he applied for the Barcelona position and chose Guardiola instead...that Sheikh Nasser though when he signed Thiago and Ibra said "this is just the beginning" and the media links to Mourinho and PSG are way stronger than Mancini...Mancini also signed a new contract only last year so makes it even harder, while Ancelotti many believe will be leaving at the end of the season.