The Mourinho Thread

[Vybz Kartel 1,613]

Ask Liverpool fans if relentlessly chasing goal difference is a good idea.

Ask Man Utd fans how much it sucks losing out on goal difference

[didierforever 7,349]

Ask Man Utd fans how much it sucks losing out on goal difference

manu lost 6-1 to city and they had a 10 goal gap at the end of the season. make that defeat as a 2-1 defeat and the goal difference at the start of the last day would become -2 instead of -10. united could easily have won 3-0 at sunderland on the last day.

and now lets talk about the 6-1 defeat, they were a man down, 2 goals down, and yet they tried to get those 2 goals. 90th minute, 91st minute and 93rd minute were when they conceded the goals. if they have anything to blame for the loss, its their stupid approach of attack.

[Jase 43,479]

Ask Man Utd fans how much it sucks losing out on goal difference

Players don't convert the chances. Blame Mourinho for it.

[Madmax 9,219]

Can you imagine the meltdown here if we don't win tonight?

[didierforever 7,349]

Can you imagine the meltdown here if we don't win tonight?

i can imagine a couple of "JOSEOUT"s already!!!

[KevinAshburner 1,270]

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The Clare Balding Show

check out The Latest Jose Mourinho Clips uploads for the Christmas Program aired for 25/12/2014.

EDIT : THEY REMOVED ALL THE UPLOADED CLIPS OR JUST PUT THEM ON PRIVATE. THE CLIPS ARE NO LONGER THERE.

Edited December 22, 2014 by KevinAshburner

[Fernando 6,376]

"I like these matches. Its no problem - with a good referee that can understand what is aggressivity, or when aggressivity finishes and when the rules of the game start." - Mourinho

Hmmmm aggressivity?

[LAM09 6,555]

Jose Mourinho is top of the league at Christmas for the 8th time in his career. He's won it all 7 times previous.

Good omen.

[Jase 43,479]

[Fernando 6,376]

He admires Mourinho just like Mourinho admires him.

And that's how it should be.

[Barbara 15,149]

Can you imagine the meltdown here if we don't win tonight?

just as expected as the absolute silence after won... that's TC these days.

Loved his absolutely infuriated reaction at Barsdley's tackle on Hazard

He was furious - rightfully. That's what sets him apart of everyone else imo... his passion

[RoyalBlues 4,050]

just as expected as the absolute silence after won... that's TC these days.

Loved his absolutely infuriated reaction at Barsdley's tackle on Hazard

He was furious - rightfully. That's what sets him apart of everyone else imo... his passion

That's one theaterical reaction

I like it

[Sheva. 5,373]

His reaction to the ref stopping our 3v1 counter was funnier to me

[illmatic 901]

His reaction to the ref stopping our 3v1 counter was funnier to me

His reactions are the best.

HAHAHAHA

[BleedsBlue 1,549]

Absolutely agree with Barbara here. Apart from being one of the most tactical managers,Jose shows great desire and passion for the club. Its stuff like this that really makes you proud of having a manager who genuinely likes the club.

Truly one of us!

[Madmax 9,219]

Excluding fixtures against promoted teams,

Everton (a) +3; Man City (a) -2; Palace (a) +3; WBA (h) +2; Sunderland (a) -2; Stoke (a) +3

That's an aggregate improvement of 7 points from these corresponding fixtures from last season. Hopefully another +2 vs West Ham.

[didierforever 7,349]

just as expected as the absolute silence after won... that's TC these days.

this. this is the saddest part. its like our own "fans" want us to fail so that they can vent out their anger.

i admit i was a little suprised by the team selection but it worked like a charm. more importantly we looked so solid and drilled. also, it means that oscar will play games like spurs, whu and soton which are way more suited for him than the physical , rugby-ish football at stoke.

but nothing on here. no praise.

[Madmax 9,219]

Gary Neville :

The recruitment of Jose Mourinho since he has come into Chelsea has been outstanding. Absolutely outstanding. He's identified what a team needs. Matic - straight in. Courtois - they brought him back. (Diego) Costa - a strong centre forward. Fabregas - they needed a little bit of creativity at times last season against teams that played with deep defences. The blend of what Chelsea have at the moment is why they will be fighting for the league with (Manchester) City, and why those two are streets ahead of everyone else.

Alex Ferguson :

It's unfair, really. He's good looking, he's got that George Clooney bit in his hair now. But I think he's a great example ... he can speak 5 languages or whatever he can. Goes into internship with Bobby Robson, follows him to Barcelona, works under Van Gaal. He's learning all the time, he's got determination, he wants to be a coach. He never played a game, by the way. You tell me how many presidents would have given a manager a job who has never played? None. But he's done it. Then he goes and manages a small team in Portugal, then goes to Porto and wins the league, the UEFA cup, the European cup. Goes to Chelsea and wins the league twice. Goes to Inter Milan ... that's an example to anyone who wants to do well. You shouldn't let the barriers get in your way if you want to get there.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTGd4ZBJ4FQ