The Mourinho Thread

[Barbara 15,149]

why should be talking about AVB anyway? They haven't worked together for three years now... I totally get why he doesn't want to delve into the subject like AVB did... I rather the silence than the rubbish. They've parted ways, they aren't close anymore, only civil, move on. Why does the press feel those things are soap opera? and they try their best to make sure it's Mexican.

[kellzfresh 7,226]

why should be talking about AVB anyway? They haven't worked together for three years now... I totally get why he doesn't want to delve into the subject like AVB did... I rather the silence than the rubbish. They've parted ways, they aren't close anymore, only civil, move on. Why does the press feel those things are soap opera? and they try their best to make sure it's Mexican.

Plan for media to sell more papers.

1. Create hostile atmosphere

2. Prepare for any possible outcome

3. Look for holes in manager speeches

4. Fans make them money

[Alan Partridge 1,124]

Fuck me, it's not as if thy are brothers that don't get on. He worked under Jose and left,he came to Chelsea and failed miserably. End of!

Are the media going to go mad when Jose is up against Rodgers or Clarke?

[Henrique 9,133]

José Mourinho has lost just 1.84% of his home league games across his entire managerial career. #CFC

I really dont know why people are using his past stats. He won 0% of UCL home games this season.

[Ainsley Harriott 2,732]

I really dont know why people are using his past stats. He won 0% of UCL home games this season.

Same percentage as your predictions...

[nachikethas 1,149]

I really dont know why people are using his past stats. He won 0% of

UCL home games this season.

how could it be a past stats when he won all pl home matches this year too!

[Henrique 9,133]

how could it be a past stats when he won all pl home matches this year too!

People are no interested in his past record.

[hjperdeath 2,226]

People are no interested in his past record.

He's played just once UCL game...

[Ainsley Harriott 2,732]

People are no interested in his past record.

That's what makes who he his...

[nachikethas 1,149]

People are no interested in his past record.

new record

100% win in home pl. This year.

[Henrique 9,133]

That's what makes who he his...

His past results does not matter.

[Stingray 9,441]

His past results does not matter.

True. He - as all the players - has to perform in the present. The rest is nostalgia.

[Barbara 15,149]

new record

100% win in home pl. This year.

yeah, let's talk about the present then

[Fernando 6,376]

yeah, let's talk about the present then

Well Mourinho said what counts is the what you do now and not what you did in the past.

So if he was using that remark to judge mata then the same applies to him.

[Barbara 15,149]

Well Mourinho said what counts is the what you do now and not what you did in the past.

So if he was using that remark to judge mata then the same applies to him.

which is why I quoted a stat with this record at home in this season for EPL. Can it get any more about the present than that?

[Eidur the Spider 4,515]

Jose Mourinho on Fernando Torres: "That's the Fernando Torres I want to see for the rest of the season" #CFC

Really happy and gutted for Nando, hope he plays in the Champions League and gets the goals his last two performances have deserved.

Trying not to get 'overly excited' about a Torres comeback, but a boost in form is very welcome. Well done Nando, and well done Jose for not just throwing Eto'o back in!

[Laylabelle 9,303]

Nicked from bbc live text dodah....

Sam in Godalming: Can everyone stop having a go at Mourinho! Anyone expecting him to produce immaculate displays and perfect results are extremely naive. The squad he has inherited could not be more different to the one he inherited in 2004, it will take a while to find his best formula. Also teams such as Tottenham were far inferior and the Premier League is far more competitive now - judge him after 1 or 2 seasons! Not after a few games.

[Sidzeret 2,257]

Mourinho: On Vertonghen - "The referee had very good intentions but in that situation it looks like the player needs to go to hospital with a broken bone until you see the TV replays. To push the referee for a bad decision is something I really don’t like. Maybe
I'm old fashioned."[Vertonghen] is a fantastic player but he’s a special guy.Three days ago he left the Aston Villa player naked. He should have been suspended.The boy was naked, it’s ridiculous - you go on YouTube and it’s top of ridiculous videos."

That'll shut the fucking press up