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The Mourinho Thread

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FUCKING IDIOTS!!

Also, if Mourinho had any respect for Chelsea, he would choose NOT to manage another club in the Premier League.. I've voted for him to go to PSG.. much as that's the last place in Europe I'd want him to go, they would be the only club who can afford his wages...

If he ends up going to United, it would take me a decade (a DECADE) to get over it..

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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho delayed the start of his news conference ahead of Sunday's game with Manchester United to welcome ITV journalist Rags Martel, who has recently recovered from cancer, back

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Mourinho felt the biggest problem was the mentality of under-performing stars such as Hazard, Costa, Oscar and Ivanovic (Telegraph) #CFC

Jose Mourinho blasts Chelsea players as ‘mentally weak’ in damning final verdict on struggling squad (Telegraph) #CFC

Ironic if true.

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Bruce Buck

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FUCKING IDIOTS!!

Also, if Mourinho had any respect for Chelsea, he would choose NOT to manage another club in the Premier League.. I've voted for him to go to PSG.. much as that's the last place in Europe I'd want him to go, they would be the only club who can afford his wages...

If he ends up going to United, it would take me a decade (a DECADE) to get over it..

Jose said a lot of times. If Chelsea sack him, he will manage other English team. Jose loves this country and he wants to stay here. It's not his problem if we are that dumb to give him away to Man Utd.

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I know Mou is Mou and people think that's the end all be all.

What many people are forgetting is that world class managers don't start off as world class managers. They develop into that role. They have to start somewhere. What I'm trying to get at is that sometimes new blood is the way to go. You never know who the next high level coach is until they actually get a real opportunity to apply their ideologies. I can understand the uneasiness of the future and if things go wrong (or in this case, worse) then that's a hole you probably never climb out of.

Thinking Mourinho is the ONLY way we can be this elite level squad or maintain it will actually make it come true. I will and can admit that our rise will be stunted for the time being. I can admit that I was on the fence at first, then slowly but surely was pro "Mou out". I can also admit that as much as I wanted him to go he's still the managerial legend of this club and it shouldn't be forgotten. Just remember that sometimes loyalty will drag you into the depths of misery if the figure you are loyal too is starting to cause you harm as well and eventually you have to disconnect to preserve yourself.

I'll also admit that A. players must take some of the blame for this because its clear they didn't care to compete and B. Mou clearly wasn't the only issue amongst the staff as now we have people questioning the board's direction as well. Mourinho is the loudest problem but not the only one, I'll definitely give him that benefit.

The future will show us what the organization is truly about.

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It's not his problem if we are that dumb to give him away to Man Utd.

No it isn't.. It's unfortunate that we have a rotten board that makes the stupid decisions in the first place!

I just can't imagine Mourinho managing any other English club!

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So all of you blaming the club for sacking him, please tell me what choice the club had?

HE HAD FALLEN OUT WITH THE PLAYERS AND THEY WERE NO LONGER PLAYING FOR HIM.

let that sink in. it doesn't matter how good of a manager you're, if the players are no longer playing for you, it's over. The club can't sack all the players and buy new ones as that would be practically impossible. Even if they somehow managed to do that, what would happen the next time Jose falls out with these new players? Sack them as well and buy a whole new team again?

He wasn't sacked because of results, as I'm sure a united Chelsea dressing room can easily claw their way back up, but a disunited one will only end with us playing in the championship. the club made the right decision.

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In today's 76-page Chelsea v Sunderland match programme there is not a single picture of Jose Mourinho.

:rant:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2285008/Roberto-Di-Matteo-airbushed-Chelsea-history--club-remove-Champions-League-picture.html

Well, it's Chelsea FC. We are used to do that. Sadly.

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I know Mou is Mou and people think that's the end all be all.

What many people are forgetting is that world class managers don't start off as world class managers. They develop into that role. They have to start somewhere. What I'm trying to get at is that sometimes new blood is the way to go. You never know who the next high level coach is until they actually get a real opportunity to apply their ideologies. I can understand the uneasiness of the future and if things go wrong (or in this case, worse) then that's a hole you probably never climb out of.

Thinking Mourinho is the ONLY way we can be this elite level squad or maintain it will actually make it come true. I will and can admit that our rise will be stunted for the time being. I can admit that I was on the fence at first, then slowly but surely was pro "Mou out". I can also admit that as much as I wanted him to go he's still the managerial legend of this club and it shouldn't be forgotten. Just remember that sometimes loyalty will drag you into the depths of misery if the figure you are loyal too is starting to cause you harm as well and eventually you have to disconnect to preserve yourself.

I'll also admit that A. players must take some of the blame for this because its clear they didn't care to compete and B. Mou clearly wasn't the only issue amongst the staff as now we have people questioning the board's direction as well. Mourinho is the loudest problem but not the only one, I'll definitely give him that benefit.

The future will show us what the organization is truly about.

Too much common sense here.

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