The Mourinho Thread

[Rhino's Skin 972]

2 hours ago, Pizy said:

Fuck. 

Was still holding out a glimmer of hope that Mou wouldn return to Madrid. Only one possible destination now. Goddamnit. Next season will be a pain watching José at United.

Dunno about that...there is a team that's just as quick to commute to from London as Manchester is ( think he is keeping his family in London residence).....with a shedload of money and superstar players just a short hop across the channel that might well be interested

[Pizy 18,368]

40 minutes ago, Rhino's Skin said:

Dunno about that...there is a team that's just as quick to commute to from London as Manchester is ( think he is keeping his family in London residence).....with a shedload of money and superstar players just a short hop across the channel that might well be interested

Meh. Don't think PSG is of interest to him. He'd be bored out of his mind.

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5 minutes ago, Pizy said:

Meh. Don't think PSG is of interest to him. He'd be bored out of his mind.

Even if he does end up in Manchester....why would it be painful?

 

Can't see what the big deal is if we have sacked someone, free to go wherever they want........had he asked to leave to go to another club, that's different

[Henrique 9,133]

9 minutes ago, Rhino's Skin said:

Even if he does end up in Manchester....why would it be painful?

 

Can't see what the big deal is if we have sacked someone, free to go wherever they want........had he asked to leave to go to another club, that's different

United football would be painful to watch, he means.

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1 minute ago, Henrique said:

United football would be painful to watch, he means.

He clearly states it would be a pain watching Jose

[Pizy 18,368]

34 minutes ago, Rhino's Skin said:

Even if he does end up in Manchester....why would it be painful?

 

Can't see what the big deal is if we have sacked someone, free to go wherever they want........had he asked to leave to go to another club, that's different

Doesn't matter to me how he ends up there. Seeing our best (and my personal favorite) manager ever at the helm of a club I despise will be painful. 

He's a success wherever he goes and he'll be one there. Which in turn means we'll likely be less successful. 

[Rhino's Skin 972]

5 minutes ago, Pizy said:

Doesn't matter to me how he ends up there. Seeing our best (and my personal favorite) manager ever at the helm of a club I despise will be painful. 

He's a success wherever he goes and he'll be one there. Which in turn means we'll likely be less successful. 

I wouldn't worry about it...its just football.

Seen many managers come and go...same with players. Just wish them luck and move on

[Henrique 9,133]

34 minutes ago, Rhino's Skin said:

He clearly states it would be a pain watching Jose

No kidding.

[Stats 7,053]

13 hours ago, Pizy said:

Meh. Don't think PSG is of interest to him. He'd be bored out of his mind.

Vice versa I think he would bore PSG fans and players out their mind

[Fernando 6,453]

Manuel Pellegrini: I’d rather win title and be sacked than fail and stay

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/jan/05/manchester-city-manuel-pellegrini-title-sack

 

hehehe Pelle with another dig at Mourinho.

But after all is said and done with Pellegrini having funds in a big team in the same scenario as Mourinho they have proven to be similar.

Okay manager that can win things here and there but nothing so amazing.

This is proof enough for me that as long as we spend good and have an okay manager we will be good.

[Tautvix 1,321]

10 minutes ago, Fernando said:

Manuel Pellegrini: I’d rather win title and be sacked than fail and stay

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/jan/05/manchester-city-manuel-pellegrini-title-sack

 

hehehe Pelle with another dig at Mourinho.

But after all is said and done with Pellegrini having funds in a big team in the same scenario as Mourinho they have proven to be similar.

Okay manager that can win things here and there but nothing so amazing.

This is proof enough for me that as long as we spend good and have an okay manager we will be good.

And who are these "okay managers". The only two "okay managers" we had in 11 years are Mourinho and Ancelotti and it's clearly not enough.

[Fernando 6,453]

24 minutes ago, Tautvix said:

And who are these "okay managers". The only two "okay managers" we had in 11 years are Mourinho and Ancelotti and it's clearly not enough.

Pellegrini is an okay manager as well.

I think Pochetino is in that same bracket. If we get him we would do good.

[Tautvix 1,321]

1 hour ago, Fernando said:

Pellegrini is an okay manager as well.

I think Pochetino is in that same bracket. If we get him we would do good.

YH we would. Until they lose players. This somehow always happens at Chelsea.

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Comparing José an "okay" manager to Pellegrini.....things i have to read in here.

[Fernando 6,453]

1 hour ago, Tautvix said:

YH we would. Until they lose players. This somehow always happens at Chelsea.

 

Only Scolari, AVB and Mourinho. Other then that nope.

Pochetino is a much easier guy to work with then all these mentioned.

[Tautvix 1,321]

4 minutes ago, Fernando said:

 

Only Scolari, AVB and Mourinho. Other then that nope.

Pochetino is a much easier guy to work with then all these mentioned.

Well interim managers don't have enough time to lose the dressing room lol so that's why this list looks short

[Fernando 6,453]

28 minutes ago, Tautvix said:

Well interim managers don't have enough time to lose the dressing room lol so that's why this list looks short

 

Well Scolari and AVB where around the same length of time as interim managers time. So nope that rule doesn't apply here.

[Tautvix 1,321]

21 minutes ago, Fernando said:

 

Well Scolari and AVB where around the same length of time as interim managers time. So nope that rule doesn't apply here.

When there is an interim manager players don't fight to get him sacked. They fight for themselves, for the next season, etc.