The Mourinho Thread

[obiwan92 217]

Another one added to the ignore list

I genuinely wonder why you have the stomach to continue posting here. Whether its your fault or other people's, you just don't get along with many of us.

Perhaps better to move on for both parties? Idk...

[BlueLyon 9,359]

I have this bad feeling that once (or if) he wins CL with us, he will eventualy move on to next challenge. I hope Im wrong though.

[Stingray 9,441]

In fact, It wasn't intended to be an insult, people here have no problem presenting arguments to defend their opinions, but some of your posts are filled with so much hate that I can't even...

Whatever.

It begs a good question and can be addressed in a civilized way. Lionsden, why do you support Chelsea? Let the guy make his case, thats my vote.

[Special Juan 27,439]

It's very simple, have an opinion and debate points in a balanced and civil manner......Talking down to people and being consistently against the grain turns the site and subjects into chaos. The site is a great place, it's a place where people can converge and talk openly about all things Chelsea, but what we won't tolerate is people trying to rub others up in such a way that topics go off track, and we actually lose site of what we are trying to run here.

Help us to run this place to a point we attract more members, not push them away.

[didierforever 7,349]

I have this bad feeling that once (or if) he wins CL with us, he will eventualy move on to next challenge. I hope Im wrong though.

on the contrary, i have the feeling the he wants to do a SAF. create a legacy. make a dynasty.

[kellzfresh 7,229]

I have this bad feeling that once (or if) he wins CL with us, he will eventualy move on to next challenge. I hope Im wrong though.

His family has finally settled in London. It's going to be much harder for him to do foreign adventures now

[TheOneChan95 225]

on the contrary, i have the feeling the he wants to do a SAF. create a legacy. make a dynasty.

It's actually pretty amazing to think that even though Jose was only with us for 3 seasons when he first came, the core of that team stayed and managed to win silverware for a long time. Even up till the CL win you could feel It was Jose's team that managed to fight against all odds and win it.

I'm really looking forward to a long future with him. I hope that he sets us up perfectly for at least another decade of success even after he leaves. And boy, he's off to a good start.

[Spike 12,049]

In fact Jose was defending the team and the club with his 'digs' at the other clubs. Many have been critical of Chelsea's approach to winning this titile and Jose has adressed said critics suitably. If you can't see that he having a light hearted joke at the critic's expense than perhaps a visit to the opthalmologist is best!

[Laylabelle 9,381]

I have this bad feeling that once (or if) he wins CL with us, he will eventualy move on to next challenge. I hope Im wrong though.

I think before he would've done seeing as that was all he hadn't won but hopefully now after being gone and coming back all be different.want to create something long lasting sort of thing.

[BlueLyon 9,359]

I think before he would've done seeing as that was all he hadn't won but hopefully now after being gone and coming back all be different.want to create something long lasting sort of thing.

His family has finally settled in London. It's going to be much harder for him to do foreign adventures now

on the contrary, i have the feeling the he wants to do a SAF. create a legacy. make a dynasty.

Yeah it could be that, but its Mourinho. If something realy clicks in his head that he wants to do SAF at Chelsea, then he will hopefuly stay.

But there are mindgames in him all the time and once (if) Inter gets back on top, he might manage them again. Or some other team in England.

Thing is he is the man who wants new challenges, new achievements; win titles with diff teams in different tournaments...on other hand he realy seems to like Chelsea. But we will see what is more important to him. Family could play big part though.

[lionsden 4,689]

Did he ever have too? I can't remember anyone making the constant snide digs at his title wins that Greenie has for us this time, or one of the managers trying to claim a moral victory over a recent game like LVG did at his post season awards?

Not to mention with the possible exception of 2011 I don't think anyone try and claim his team were poor champions, I guess Mou just feels defensive towards his player's who have worked bloody hard to win this title and get little respect for it.

I see where you are coming from but you still expect some level of professionalism from the manager of a top flight football team.

Kudos for having the maturity and intelligence to refute my statement without resorting to gutter language though.

[lionsden 4,689]

I genuinely wonder why you have the stomach to continue posting here. Whether its your fault or other people's, you just don't get along with many of us.

Perhaps better to move on for both parties? Idk...

What sort of grown man walks/runs away over hostility from complete strangers and keyboard warriors over the internet. Life is way harder and harsher than that in the real world. That's such a pussy talk.

Moreover if I cared about being "accepted" I would just follow the crowd and kiss a lot of asses but that's not my style. Someone who's vying for acceptance or cared about the hostility would have changed his posting style a longtime ago.

Expect more brutal honesty and unadulterated posts from me in the future.

[kellzfresh 7,229]

What sort of grown man walks/runs away over hostility from complete strangers and keyboard warriors over the internet. Life is way harder and harsher than that in the real world. That's such a pussy talk.

Moreover if I cared about being "accepted" I would just follow the crowd and kiss a lot of asses but that's not my style. Someone who's vying for acceptance or cared about the hostility would have changed his posting style a longtime ago.

Expect more brutal honesty and unadulterated posts from me in the future.

That's the spirit. The forum would be boring if everybody just agreed anyways

[LAM09 6,777]

What sort of grown man walks/runs away over hostility from complete strangers and keyboard warriors over the internet. Life is way harder and harsher than that in the real world. That's such a pussy talk.

Moreover if I cared about being "accepted" I would just follow the crowd and kiss a lot of asses but that's not my style. Someone who's vying for acceptance or cared about the hostility would have changed his posting style a longtime ago.

Expect more brutal honesty and unadulterated posts from me in the future.

The world needs more shepards, but ones with valid opinions.

[Adnane 1,101]

So the reason you're actually posting this brutal honesty and unadulterated posts on the forum is just to avoid "riding the wave" ? Are your blue brothers chelsea fans too mainstream for you ?

I admit, I don't know you, not even your posts here before the mourinho moaning since I didn't visit a lote, but you still haven't answered the genuine question posted a bit earlier, why do you support Chelsea ?

How people love Chelsea and hate Mourinho at the same time is beyond me, it's like supporting Araenal and expecting to win, just impossible stuff dude.

[LAM09 6,777]

I have this bad feeling that once (or if) he wins CL with us, he will eventualy move on to next challenge. I hope Im wrong though.

He's done it twice before, so I wouldn't be surprised if it happened. However, I hope he breaks that pattern.

[stroey 2,525]

I have this bad feeling that once (or if) he wins CL with us, he will eventualy move on to next challenge. I hope Im wrong though.

He already said 10 times since his come back, he won't leave unless Roman sacks him. He also said he already won the 3 leagues he wanted: la liga, EPL, serie A. He has no reason to leave, he only wants to stay in England and Chelsea. A country where his family and him can have a normal social life.

His final dream job is the national coach of Portugal he said, but he's too young for that now, maybe when he's 60-65 yo.

[didierforever 7,349]

brutal honesty and having your own opinion is definitely the way to go. i remember i was ridiculed and abused cos i said that torres was shit before it became the norm to say that torres was shit. i mean i know i did not care about the amount of abuse i got with things like "oh leave him alone, he thinks DD is the best thing in the world since sliced bread" etc etc..(and this was one of the nicest things i had heard).

anyways, JUST saying things for the bloody sake of it and JUST having an opinion which is different from the others for the sake of it is moronic. we know how much abuse we have got from the opposing fans. from "park the bus" to "boring boring chelsea" to "tens of fans in the parade".. and all of them have been absolute bullshit. jose did what any good manager would and should do. he gave the players the validation they needed by praising them first. and then he showed them how fucking stupid, moronic and idiotic all those claims were of other managers and fans of other teams who were trying to find some minor moral high ground when they could not compete with us on the field. we were the best team in PL by a country mile and we did deserve to get the credit 100 times more than what we have got. and hence jose's rant.

lastly, its good to have an opinion. but its childish and just limelight hogging to critisize everything for the sake of it. and calling other keyboard warriors when thats exactly what you have been doing is just