The Mourinho Thread

[Ledg 638]

https://twitter.com/chelstransfer/status/661135901460926464

This is an example of the BS the media is posting about the club.

If Jose is the problem for everything why would Costa and Hazard want to leave after he's gone?

[MrExcalibur100 7,124]

That is how the Russian has operated before, but has he learned the revolving door isnt necessarily the best way ?

???

[MrExcalibur100 7,124]

According to Dan Levene he's gone after Stoke, no matter what happens in the next 2 games.

If Dan Levene is reporting it, it's most likely legit.

[Pizy 18,368]

Seems inevitable that he'll be gone now, huh? I trust what Dan Levene says and a few other well respected journo's.

I have a terrible feeling we'll appoint the wrong man. Conte is the latest name I'm seeing. Please no...

[Billy. 2,742]

Seeing some silly stories that this guy could take over

[Pizy 18,368]

Seeing some silly stories that this guy could take over

I'd fucking lose it...

[petre.ispirescu 4,928]

Seeing some silly stories that this guy could take over

[Special Juan 27,429]

In my honest thoughts I think he's done. I think regardless of backing which to me was more a PR kick than anything, the replacement has been sounded out and the wheels are in motion.

[BXL70 396]

Mou will be sacked next Monday. His behaviour and tactics have been dreadful.

Some players should leave as well. Big clean up is needed. That team is polluted by too many medium-quality players.

[Pizy 18,368]

In my honest thoughts I think he's done. I think regardless of backing which to me was more a PR kick than anything, the replacement has been sounded out and the wheels are in motion.

Agreed. Even though a couple weeks back I said I don't think Ancelotti coming back is the solution, hearing about all these alternatives being banded around, I'd have him over any of them.

Miguel Delaney made a good point the other day about Ancelotti being the antithesis of Mourinho. He'd bring a calm to both the dressing room and the club as a whole and knows what it takes in this league. Demands instant respect from the players and I'm sure they'd respond to his tactics straight away after dealing with José's for so long.

[Blue_Fox_ 2,086]

Whatever it is, i hope the next manager picks it up from where we left at the end of last season. Especially with the youngsters, i hope RLC, Traoré, Kenedy and Zouma will get same/more amount of minutes and will intregate the likes of Pasalic and Van Ginkel.
Tbf, i'm disgusted, it's a circus right now, media are being allowed to vomit whatever bullshit they want about us.

Also, i'll make a prediction about our next manager, when we'll part ways with him, it'll be because he's been sacked. Let's do it over and over and over again.

[BXL70 396]

Guardiola, Simeone, etc won't leave their clubs in the middle of the season to join Chelsea.

Even worse, which world class manager would take the risk of coming to Chelsea with the perspective of being sacked 6 months later?

Having said that, we would be better off at this point in time with an interim manager than with the Mou. He lost the dressing room or at least some key players. Hazard is one of the rebel.

[stroey 2,525]

According to Dan Levene he's gone after Stoke, no matter what happens in the next 2 games.

Do you have a link ?

[nullabletype 987]

My gripe with these predictions as to when Mourinho is going is that regardless of how great a source you believe your journo of choice to be, they're nearly all taking the scatter gun approach. If they guess he'll be gone after every game, eventually one of them is going to be correct.

[BXL70 396]

Agreed. Even though a couple weeks back I said I don't think Ancelotti coming back is the solution, hearing about all these alternatives being banded around, I'd have him over any of them.

Miguel Delaney made a good point the other day about Ancelotti being the antithesis of Mourinho. He'd bring a calm to both the dressing room and the club as a whole and knows what it takes in this league. Demands instant respect from the players and I'm sure they'd respond to his tactics straight away after dealing with José's for so long.

Ancelloti is definitely our man. But would he agree to come up again?

[Blue_Fox_ 2,086]

Even worse, which world class manager would take the risk of coming to Chelsea with the perspective of being sacked 6 months later?

This. People writing Guardiola left and right. The guy will never come here, and i don't really blame him.

[nullabletype 987]

If José goes, the club are deluded if they think any coach is going to take them at face value when they deliver the long term stability remit.

[DYC. 7,542]

If José goes, the club are deluded if they think any coach is going to take them at face value when they deliver the long term stability remit.

What manager actually thinks he'll be appointed for a long tem job at any club? The Ferguson experience is a pipe dream.