The Mourinho Thread

[didierforever 7,349]

You can say whatever.

My main point is don't mix of field issues, like philanthropy and such with things that happened in a Fútbol field.

You have to measure in equal grounds.

i am sorry dude, but when i classify a person as a "good person", "bad person", "classless person", i will judge him as a whole not on a harsh tackle that a player had made, or a statement that a manager would have said to benefit his team. like i said, some people just want to win on the field. they can do anything to achieve that and in the heat of the moment they might do something they regret. but to call them "classless" for that is welll henrique-ish... since no one in the right frame of mind would do that.

[Fernando 6,497]

i am sorry dude, but when i classify a person as a "good person", "bad person", "classless person", i will judge him as a whole not on a harsh tackle that a player had made, or a statement that a manager would have said to benefit his team. like i said, some people just want to win on the field. they can do anything to achieve that and in the heat of the moment they might do something they regret. but to call them "classless" for that is welll henrique-ish... since no one in the right frame of mind would do that.

Edit: nvm

I agree with your view.

[Term-X 7,891]

It's all part of the game for Mourinho, what he says in the press etc, people need to lay off the personal attacks..

[The only place to be 11,313]

It's amazing that Henrique got so much mileage out of calling Mourinho classless.

Once again he enters a thread with the sole purpose of antagonising members. Why people rise to the bait I don't know.

[xPetrCechx 13,564]

Jose Mourinho: I want to be England manager

Jose Mourinho has told ITV News London that he wants to be England manager one day. Speaking to Rags Martel, the Chelsea manager said he "loves this country", and if one day the opportunity arrives, "then why not."

http://www.itv.com/news/london/update/2014-06-19/jose-mourinho-i-want-to-be-england-manager-one-day/

[Barbara 15,149]

Don't mix of field philanthropy with field issues.

Mourinho is a hot head in the same way Pepe and Ramos are. They are all sore losers, and rightly so. They don't take too kindly to losing and sometimes flip out.

Mourinho poking an eye out of Tito is the right example when comparing characters because that's stuff that happens in game, in a field of futbol.

nobody is mixing anything that others weren't mixing already.

the overreaction on this forum sometimes is annoying as hell.

Mourinho is working as a PUNDIT for Yahoo, as such he's entitled to say whatever he wants and that doesn't make him classless, at most his opinion won't match ours. If it was any other Portuguese saying it, for example, any Portuguese pundit saying it in their country would they be labeled classless? No, at most they would be labeled as nonsense or someone who has no idea what they're talking about - and that's for the people that disagree with him. But as this is Mourinho it has to be turned into something it's not.

He's Portuguese and passionate about his country and of course, football. He was speaking with this heart, and he's not Pepe's manager, he's not the NT coach...

And if you call someone classless you're labeling the person, any argument can be used to defend them as a person. now if you say that was a classless comment, then it means he crossed the line at this moment, but he isn't a classless person. That's why people felt compelled to show some of the classy things he does, one of them, philanthropy.

[pHaRaOn 2,131]

Jose Mourinho was so moved by children at this Ivory Coast school, he decided to pay its meals for a year.

[didierforever 7,349]

It's amazing that Henrique got so much mileage out of calling Mourinho classless.

Once again he enters a thread with the sole purpose of antagonising members. Why people rise to the bait I don't know.

there is a difference in going to random threads and calling player X sucky or player Y useless. but to call jose "classless" was over-stepping the bounds!!!

[Henrique 9,133]

Maybe you are underestimating Mourinho's desire to manage his ... you know, own country?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/worldcup2014/article-2662468/Jose-Mourinho-admits-tempted-England-job-future.html

[Bir_CFC 3,455]

Jose Mourinho was so moved by children at this Ivory Coast school, he decided to pay its meals for a year.

https://twitter.com/RagsMartel/status/479650946289381376

Classy children I reckon. Hence, Jose the classy individual paid for some classy meals, now the small school has been transformed into a classy school.

[Madmax 9,219]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/worldcup2014/article-2662468/Jose-Mourinho-admits-tempted-England-job-future.html

It's no secret that he wants his last managerial job to be with Portugal; he's said it many times. Linking all those articles would be pointless.

[The Skipper 20,593]

Classless children I reckon. Hence, Jose the classless individual paid for some classless meals, now the small school has been transformed into a classless school.

Fixed

[Henrique 9,133]

Fixed

Its funny to see people talking about his philantrophic stuff.

This is Mourinho in his personal life.

Mourinho as a manager is an arrogant guy. He is used to create antagonism.

Thats why Mourinho is who he is. He is a winner. He does not care about how he achieve his success as long as he is a succesful manager.

He will be a perfecf guy to manage a team like England NT, because one of the teams biggest problems is that they lack ambition, self belief and some kind of arrogance.

You can say you love his character, in general I like the bad guys. But Mourinho is not Mr. Nice Guy. Few people around would describe him as a classy manager.

[The only place to be 11,313]

Its funny to see people talking about his philantrophic stuff.

This is Mourinho in his personal life.

Mourinho as a manager is an arrogant guy. He is used to create antagonism.

Thats why Mourinho is who he is. He is a winner. He does not care about how he achieve his success as long as he is a succesful manager.

He will be a perfecf guy to manage a team like England NT, because one of the teams biggest problems is that they lack ambition, self belief and some kind of arrogance.

You can say you love his character, in general I like the bad guys. But Mourinho is not Mr. Nice Guy. Few people around would describe him as a classy manager.

Backtracking.

[Madmax 9,219]

Surprised this wasn't posted here. Mourinho explains his tattoo and dressing style :

https://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/video/mourinho-reveals-meaning-behind-tattoo-055453757.html

[Term-X 7,891]

Surprised this wasn't posted here. Mourinho explains his tattoo and dressing style :

https://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/video/mourinho-reveals-meaning-behind-tattoo-055453757.html

He's dramatically changed his stance on fashion, makes us look a little unprofessional, especially in the big champions league games, oh well..

[The only place to be 11,313]

He's dramatically changed his stance on fashion, makes us look a little unprofessional, especially in the big champions league games, oh well..

Here's a little trick I've developed.

If you look about 4 feet to the right (or left depending on where you're sitting) of the dugout at around 3pm on a Saturday (time may vary), there's occasionally a football match going on. That should take your mind off the pointless sartorial criticism.

To be honest I think you spend way too long worrying about what we wear. Football isn't a fashion contest.

[Term-X 7,891]

Here's a little trick I've developed.

If you look about 4 feet to the right (or left depending on where you're sitting) of the dugout at around 3pm on a Saturday (time may vary), there's occasionally a football match going on. That should take your mind off the pointless sartorial criticism.

To be honest I think you spend way too long worrying about what we wear. Football isn't a fashion contest.

Image is important in all walks of life, whether it's politics or the office, what you choose to wear reflects on how you feel about a situation. Especially if you were once obsessed with fashion 'like Mourinho was', he has his worst seasons in his career when he can't be bothered to grow his hair or dress 'formally'. Those are facts and can be proven by the results on the pitch.