The Mourinho Thread

[nachikethas 1,149]

Who give a shit about Madrid. Jose also made some mistakes but he will be wise enough to get that away.

[Ryan Fong 2,776]

Some people here are being so ridiculous and childish to use this "not-so-successful" season of Mourinho's as a leverage to belittle his ability and achievements.

Mourinho led Porto to win Champions League, Porto for god sake! PORTO!

Mourinho led Chelsea to win Premier League after freaking 50 years! Twice in a row!

Mourinho led an unbelievably average Inter to win Champions League!

Can anybody else do that? If you can't find another one then shut the hell up and be grateful he is coming home!

He is only human, not freaking God, of course he can fail, a football manager is not like a bloody FIFA player that controls a whole team's faith all alone by a controller! His so-called failure in Madrid takes away nothing from him. I don't know why he doesn't get along with Madrid's Mr.BIGs and I simply don't give a damn, maybe they are jealous of Mourinho's handsomeness? or maybe they are too much an ego to be replaced by someone actually better? As a Chelsea fan I don't care about what's going on in Madrid, I only know Mourinho was loved at Porto, was loved at Inter, and most importantly he was loved at Chelsea! Fans worship him and players respect him, what else you need ffs.

Everybody has the possibility to fail in any team, but for Chelsea, Mourinho is our best bet, argue with that!

[Spike 12,049]

Some people here are being so ridiculous and childish to use this "not-so-successful" season of Mourinho's as a leverage to belittle his ability and achievements.

Mourinho led Porto to win Champions League, Porto for god sake! PORTO!

Mourinho led Chelsea to win Premier League after freaking 50 years! Twice in a row!

Mourinho led an unbelievably average Inter to win Champions League!

Can anybody else do that? If you can't find another one then shut the hell up and be grateful he is coming home!

He is only human, not freaking God, of course he can fail, a football manager is not like a bloody FIFA player that controls a whole team's faith all alone by a controller! His so-called failure in Madrid takes away nothing from him.

Everybody has the possibility to fail in any team, but for Chelsea, Mourinho is our best bet, argue with that!

Inter was not average....Cambiasso, Lucio, Maicon, Samuel, Cesar, Sneijder, Milito, Eto'o, Zanetti,...hardly average players.

[termninja 5,290]

Dude just can't friggin' wait for the club to appoint him and to watch his press conference after so much time

Mad as hell?

Haha you still that have old sig I made xD

[Toli 977]

My view on Madrid is that they don't really want a manager, and certainly not one with personality like Mourinho. They want an accountant, someone who just sits quietly in the background and let's the money do it's thing on the pitch.

Despite this Mourinho will leave Real Madrid with the highest win percentage of all managers who have taken charge of more than 100 games.

And being sacked by Madrid isn't the worst thing in the world - just ask Heynckes when he brings his Bayern Munich team to Wembley next week.

thats not ture. perez DID want to get a real coach. mourniho was first manager after a lot of years who bought players HE WANTED. also perez sacked valdano, because mourinho wanted full control. perez ALWAYS backed mourinho, also di stefano, zidane butragueno etc..he had the full backing of the staff of madrid. in the end, he destroyed his reputation by himself- he nearly fell off with half of the squad, said bs things about iker casillas (like adan is better than casillas. would be the same as saying ake is better than lampard) etc. also he hed battles with the press (even though he was right) and in the end, he failed to build a system with good fotball. madird are a pure counter-attacking team. thats it. also he had the FULL support of the fans...they always sang "jose mourinho" in the stadium until the casillas accident, which i think, was the cherry on the cake to make him leave.

[didierforever 7,349]

Inter was not average....Cambiasso, Lucio, Maicon, Samuel, Cesar, Sneijder, Milito, Eto'o, Zanetti,...hardly average players.

past their prime players or at that point of time they were on the edge of it. jose's impact on inter is best seen with what happened to them immediately after his departures...

[didierforever 7,349]

Some people here are being so ridiculous and childish to use this "not-so-successful" season of Mourinho's as a leverage to belittle his ability and achievements.

Mourinho led Porto to win Champions League, Porto for god sake! PORTO!

Mourinho led Chelsea to win Premier League after freaking 50 years! Twice in a row!

Mourinho led an unbelievably average Inter to win Champions League!

Can anybody else do that? If you can't find another one then shut the hell up and be grateful he is coming home!

He is only human, not freaking God, of course he can fail, a football manager is not like a bloody FIFA player that controls a whole team's faith all alone by a controller! His so-called failure in Madrid takes away nothing from him. I don't know why he doesn't get along with Madrid's Mr.BIGs and I simply don't give a damn, maybe they are jealous of Mourinho's handsomeness? or maybe they are too much an ego to be replaced by someone actually better? As a Chelsea fan I don't care about what's going on in Madrid, I only know Mourinho was loved at Porto, was loved at Inter, and most importantly he was loved at Chelsea! Fans worship him and players respect him, what else you need ffs.

Everybody has the possibility to fail in any team, but for Chelsea, Mourinho is our best bet, argue with that!

simply cant argue. best post ever...

[Ryan Fong 2,776]

past their prime players or at that point of time they were on the edge of it. jose's impact on inter is best seen with what happened to them immediately after his departures...

Thanks, I just wanted to reply @ with this, look what happened to Inter after Mourinho left, with almost the same squad. That Inter was indeed an average team, Jose brought them to the highest level.

[pHaRaOn 2,131]

Let me remind to some of you, that Jose was not first manager who had argue with Casillas. The other one was Vicente Del Bosque. And Casillas was fell out from starting XI for a long time under Del Bosque, because he told shit about teammates.

[Kojo 4,676]

Thanks, I just wanted to reply @ with this, look what happened to Inter after Mourinho left, with almost the same squad. That Inter was indeed an average team, Jose brought them to the highest level.

It was more the same case with us, infact almost indenticle, in Ancelotti's first season our team was amazing, scored the most goals ever in a whole premier league season and won the Premier League.

Then the next season with the same players except for Ballack and Carvalho (who where past there primes anyway) we played the worst and just most horrible football ever, the most uncreative. Even though we finished 2nd that season, I still think that was our worst season ever because we where just awful, god awful, couldn't even pass a ball properly, it was only because of our spirit to come back and win games we managed to get so many points.

Oh and we did have a terrific start when Essien, Drogba and Malouda where on form, and once them three hit injuries all at once BOOM!

It's just a team past there primes that's all, look at those players mentioned there, they are all like 30 something now, whilst then they where 28/29, which is a likely age for someone in there prime.

[Fernando 6,451]

Some people here are being so ridiculous and childish to use this "not-so-successful" season of Mourinho's as a leverage to belittle his ability and achievements.

Mourinho led Porto to win Champions League, Porto for god sake! PORTO!

Mourinho led Chelsea to win Premier League after freaking 50 years! Twice in a row!

Mourinho led an unbelievably average Inter to win Champions League!

Can anybody else do that? If you can't find another one then shut the hell up and be grateful he is coming home!

He is only human, not freaking God, of course he can fail, a football manager is not like a bloody FIFA player that controls a whole team's faith all alone by a controller! His so-called failure in Madrid takes away nothing from him. I don't know why he doesn't get along with Madrid's Mr.BIGs and I simply don't give a damn, maybe they are jealous of Mourinho's handsomeness? or maybe they are too much an ego to be replaced by someone actually better? As a Chelsea fan I don't care about what's going on in Madrid, I only know Mourinho was loved at Porto, was loved at Inter, and most importantly he was loved at Chelsea! Fans worship him and players respect him, what else you need ffs.

Everybody has the possibility to fail in any team, but for Chelsea, Mourinho is our best bet, argue with that!

Yeah that was great, to do it with such a team.

This is why for me Klopp is the new Mourinho, but even better as produces total attacking football!

What he has done for Dortmund is what Mourinho achieve with Porto back then.

Even if Klopp does not win the CL I think he has shown to do great, heck he even made Mourinho his bitch this whole season!

Anyways, I agree Mourinho is a top coach. He can comeback to our club and do good.

I just hope that he learned his lesson from Madrid and don't let his ego get to his head.

He can't get mad at the club again after like the second or third season.

If he comes back I would like him to stay for a long time. 6 to 10 years would be awesome for me.

Anything less then 3 will be a shame.

[Special Juan 27,421]

He brought and edge to each and every player we had back then, one of those 'we cannot be beaten attitude' And at the same time a complete father and son attitude, he was loved, and they loved him.

If he joins the project has to be laid out, stick with him and allow him to build a dynasty at this football club. This club has won PL titles, FA Cups, League Cups, Europa League and Charity Shields so some may say there isn't much to go for that we haven't won, Jose is a winner, winners don't settle for winning, they want more and we are winners and so is Jose. As a collection, our club and Jose can deliver more and more, and what was once a divorce is nearly a marriage again.

This football club is in a fantastic position right now, in terms of players like Hazard etc, trophy cabinet and also some brilliant youth prospects. Let the sailor sail the ship, Jose can and will make this group even more special than it is now. We have had Rafa and now it's time to bring back the prodigal son we all love.

Jose Mourinho, we are waiting.

[Tomo 21,733]

Then the next season with the same players except for Ballack and Carvalho (who where past there primes anyway) we played the worst and just most horrible football ever, the most uncreative. Even though we finished 2nd that season, I still think that was our worst season ever because we where just awful, god awful, couldn't even pass a ball properly, it was only because of our spirit to come back and win games we managed to get so many points.

I don't think we were even that convincing in that little mini run we had at the end. We got 2nd because the three teams below us all bottled it at the same time. To think United nearly made it 4 and gifted us the league, imagine if that happened? they say you can't win a title by default, but we would have if that happened.

What was scary is between the City and Wolves game i think our GD was negative, those title rebound games at the start upto and including the Blackpool match made our stats for that season very deceiving.

We ended that season on 71 points, Tottenham could get 72 this season and miss out on 4th.

[Ronaldo 28]

past their prime players or at that point of time they were on the edge of it. jose's impact on inter is best seen with what happened to them immediately after his departures...

The impact of Inter was because they signed them to long term deals... He destroyed Inter financially.

[Ronaldo 28]

All your posts are full of doubts, I'm genuinely curious, who do you suggest to manage Chelsea?

I already posted if there was anyone else that could possibly manage Chelsea, so....

Personally, AVB should of still been the manager.

[Ryan Fong 2,776]

I don't think we were even that convincing in that little mini run we had at the end. We got 2nd because the three teams below us all bottled it at the same time. To think United nearly made it 4 and gifted us the league, imagine if that happened? they say you can't win a title by default, but we would have if that happened.

What was scary is between the City and Wolves game i think our GD was negative, those title rebound games at the start upto and including the Blackpool match made our stats for that season very deceiving.

We ended that season on 71 points, Tottenham could get 72 this season and miss out on 4th.

Mate, are you like those people with photographic memory?

[yuvala 2,167]

Please make Hazard a scorer.

[didierforever 7,349]

The impact of Inter was because they signed them to long term deals... He destroyed Inter financially.

hahhahah... that they gave me a nice laugh dude... are u rupert??