The Mourinho Thread

[Henrique 9,133]

  On 26/10/2015 at 18:04, MrBlueGuy said:

Don't know, that £30m+ is too good and probably worth risking his relationship with some fans/Chelsea over it

He will find a deal with the board. Probably will get less than the 30m, but he is a very smart man. He won´t risk damaging his myth. Mourinho´s status outside England is not as good as it used to be. If he gets fired due to bad results and poor tactics, his next club won't play the waiting game for that long if the results are not as good as they were supposed to be.

[Essien19 1,415]

  On 26/10/2015 at 16:26, iceboy said:

If they sack him. Would next manager have this passion for this club? Ofc not.

It's like the last time, some of us will only notice what they have lost, when he is already gone.

It needs a guy like Avb 2.0 to make them realise, then the moaning will reach new heights, business as usual.

Don't like it one little bit!

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"We will make a change if the situation is irretrievable and realistically #CFC are looking to get through to December" (ESPN)

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We are going to look at performance. We don't want to make a managerial change" (ESPN)

I hope this is true.

[Styles 9,790]

  On 26/10/2015 at 16:13, Henrique said:

Indeed, he was spot on:

"There is a theory that Mourinho is trying to engineer his own sacking by his increasingly provocative behaviour. I do not buy it. I do not think, either, that Mourinhos pronouncements and actions are as thought through as others have claimed. Instead he is simply lashing out."

People like to think Mourinho is very calculated and that he plans things 2 or 3 steps ahead. That couldn't be any further from the truth. He is very emotional and acts on impulse and right now he is very emotional.

[xPetrCechx 13,565]

Jose Mourinho, Chelsea and West Ham up on FA charges

Jose Mourinho, Silvino Louro, Chelsea and West Ham have all been charged by the Football Association in the wake of Saturday's London derby.

The Chelsea manager's charge is "in relation to his language and/or behaviour towards the match officials in or around the dressing room area at half-time" during his side's 2-1 defeat.

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11668/10044950/jose-mourinho-chelsea-and-west-ham-up-on-fa-charges

[Starman60 1,343]

  On 25/10/2015 at 23:00, zolayes said:

INFAMY INFAMY they've all got it in for me ..

You've been watching too many "Carry on" movies

[MrBlueGuy 1,552]

If we finish top 4 this season with Mourinho it must go down as one of the greatest comeback in BPL history I have to admit.

[Kieran. 6,317]

  On 26/10/2015 at 19:19, xPetrCechx said:

Jose Mourinho, Chelsea and West Ham up on FA charges

Jose Mourinho, Silvino Louro, Chelsea and West Ham have all been charged by the Football Association in the wake of Saturday's London derby.

The Chelsea manager's charge is "in relation to his language and/or behaviour towards the match officials in or around the dressing room area at half-time" during his side's 2-1 defeat.

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11668/10044950/jose-mourinho-chelsea-and-west-ham-up-on-fa-charges

I like the bullshit charge to West Ham to make the FA look slightly impartial

[LDN Blue 7,903]

  On 26/10/2015 at 19:18, Styles said:

People like to think Mourinho is very calculated and that he plans things 2 or 3 steps ahead. That couldn't be any further from the truth. He is very emotional and acts on impulse and right now he is very emotional.

Agreed my friend. But that's also why I see this getting turned around, that old psychological phenomenon we under appreciate every day 'confidence'. Amazing what an average team can do when they have it (West Ham), incredibly vicious when a world class team don't have it.

I know, I know. One way to improve confidence, sack the root of all this acting out and see if new-manager-syndrome will kick in. But that shred of belief I still have Jose can do this lingers, I really hope this doesn't get worse before it gets better though

[Blue-in-me-Veins 4,067]

[MefiX19 1,092]

Can he take Falcow and Ivanovic with him.

[Essien19 1,415]

Dailymail is pulling out the big guns, their page has been overflown with articles about Chelsea and especially Mourinho for quite some time. The longer he stays, the crazier it gets, lol.
Perfect for the "us against the world" mentality, absolutely loving it...

[Henrique 9,133]

  On 26/10/2015 at 19:53, MrBlueGuy said:

If we finish top 4 this season with Mourinho it must go down as one of the greatest comeback in BPL history I have to admit.

No. West Ham is at top four at the moment. 28 games left.

[Special Juan 27,616]

In all of this madness and turmoil I can bet my wage packet he thinks he's a victim. Yes we have had some decisions go against us but in the grand scheme of things him and the players have failed us big time.

I have watched the weekend comic sketch over and over again, it gets more embarrassing overtime you see it. Someone from high in the clubs hierarchy need to call into his office and lay the fucking law down and a few home truths to him.

I'm a Jose fan, but this is fucking madness what we are seeing now.

[MrExcalibur100 7,124]

I just read somewhere (not sure how accurate) that no team in PL history with less than 13 points after 10 games has ever finished in the top 4.

[Rmpr 8,977]

  On 26/10/2015 at 21:27, MrExcalibur100 said:

I just read somewhere (not sure how accurate) that no team in PL history with less than 13 points after 10 games has ever finished in the top 4.

But no team in history had so much quality and were only there due to bad form...

Those kind of statistcs are bullshit and dont mean shit because all other teams that had less than 13 points werent expected to be elsewhere. Chelsea is rhe first big team to struggle without logical reason. Our case is totally unprecedented.

Funny enough though, if things go back on track (either with or without Jose) I wouldnt be shocked if we end up squeezing a top 4 finish. Liverpool, Spurs, Everton, etc, will all have their fair share of ups and downs.

[Spike 12,049]

  On 26/10/2015 at 21:33, Rmpr said:

But no team in history had so much quality and were only there due to bad form...

Those kind of statistcs are bullshit and dont mean shit because all other teams that had less than 13 points werent expected to be elsewhere. Chelsea is rhe first big team to struggle without logical reason. Our case is totally unprecedented.

Funny enough though, if things go back on track (either with or without Jose) I wouldnt be shocked if we end up squeezing a top 4 finish. Liverpool, Spurs, Everton, etc, will all have their fair share of ups and downs.

Statistics in general are rubbish. Most are stated without context so they hardly mean anything. I remember Barbara's sig at one point stated something along the lines of this: 'stats are like miniskirts. Interesting but hide all the important parts'.

In the USA pundits and commentators talk about stats like they are the law of the game. They exposition dump stats into the viewer's ears. It is frustrating!

[Rekin 835]

Why do people keep talking about how we will "realize what we lost only once he is gone"?
What will we lose exactly? A manager who antagonises everyone and everything, keeps talking about conspiracies to the degree where you feel ashamed for him, sits in the dugout and looks completely uninterested in the goal Chelsea just scored, causes controversies by firing staff, plays atrocious football that is painful to watch and so on?

Mourinho has done a lot for Chelsea. Having said that, the good does not remove the bad, and the collapse this season is bringing out feelings that have been brewing for some time now. When he arrived long ago he felt like a breath of fresh air in PL, an outspoken manager with a strong personality and new tactical ideas. He inspired many younger managers, but has failed to understand that football has changed. He has gone from being cool to an old grumpy grandpa who yells at kids who skateboard at the sidewalk. His personality has fallen to the same level of his football. I felt that it was a different Mourinho that arrived from Madrid, a man who had lost much of his confidence and passion, and I have never stopped feeling it since. We didnt get Mourinho, we got his shadow, and it is only becoming apparent now. The fact that he still managed to win trophies just shows how great of a manager he once was.

No, everything ends sooner or later, and Mourinho's time has come. It is my opinion at least, which makes me sad as I looked up to him for so long. Emotion should not be allowed to cloud judgement however, the board must take decisions based on what is in front of them.

[Rhino's Skin 972]

  On 26/10/2015 at 17:51, LukakutoStamford said:

Look I get the support but unless you've coached at a high level you don't understand the ramifications of losing the locker room. It has nothing to do with a coaches skill as a manager but rather everything to do with belief in the undertaking. If the team doesn't believe in the undertaking you're done. The signs are as clear as day that Jose has lost the room and therefore can no longer remain as the manager.

If Mourinho stays he will do irreparable harm to Chelsea, which may include losing Hazard and other players, failing to qualify for any European tournament, and in the worst case scenario Chelsea getting relegated.

don't shoot the messenger...was justing posting a newspaper article.

However, I suppose you have taught at a high level then and your word is gospel.

Like I don't really buy into media bullshoite...I dont buy into yours either but thanks for the sermon anyway