The Mourinho Thread

[Cholo 428]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_lynWL_0aI

[Jase 43,479]

Roy Keane takes swipe at Jose Mourinho, labelling Chelsea manager a 'disgrace'

[Laylabelle 9,296]

Can kind of in a way understand does seem a bit of a weird thing to do...headline a bit out of context though hardly any of it is about that

[robdog 2,084]

Roy Keane takes swipe at Jose Mourinho, labelling Chelsea manager a 'disgrace'

whatever floats his boat. Just re-watched 'The Damn United' & a major source of Brian Clough's hatred of Don Revie was the fact Revie never shook his hands when Derby played dirty leeds in a FA Cup tie. That incident supposedly provided Clough with the motivation to become English Greatest Gaffa ever.

[Madmax 9,219]

I don't endorse him leaving 5 seconds before the end of EVERY game to 'tell his wife the score' (did he really think people would fall for that?), but the only 'disgrace' between Mourinho and Keane is the latter. Not following niceties isn't quite the outrage that going onto the field with the specific intention of ending a fellow player's career is.

[CHOULO19 24,332]

I don't endorse him leaving 5 seconds before the end of EVERY game to 'tell his wife the score' (did he really think people would fall for that?), but the only 'disgrace' between Mourinho and Keane is the latter. Not following niceties isn't quite the outrage that going onto the field with the specific intention of ending a fellow player's career is.

Give him a break. The guy is trying to sell some books...

[BleedsBlue 1,549]

Its more of a mind game than anything else and well I guess it has finally worked.

[Magic Lamps 11,449]

I don't endorse him leaving 5 seconds before the end of EVERY game to 'tell his wife the score' (did he really think people would fall for that?), but the only 'disgrace' between Mourinho and Keane is the latter. Not following niceties isn't quite the outrage that going onto the field with the specific intention of ending a fellow player's career is.

Keane is such an idiot for getting excited about Mou leaving early. His behaviour towards Mou is disrespectful. Who gives a damn whether the opposition coach leaves a min early? Does he really think Villa could have turned it around during that period? Don't buy that "sunday-league park game" narrative either. Never seen a manager getting punched for neglecting formalities in my sunday-morning games. On the other hand talking disrespectful shit behind one's back would probably get yourself in trouble here. Especially when you are such an attention-seeking cunt like Keane. One should tell him big beards look hilarious on skinny men. Overrated footballer and excuse of a coach anyway.

[Belgiannutt 3,201]

It is disrespectfull though. Still don't understand how some people think it's not.

There isn't any valid reason for him leaving early and the "fuck it, he's Mourinho. He can do what he wants" isn't a valid reason.

Now do i think Keane is really the best person to be talking about respect in football ? NO, I do not.

[Fernando 6,376]

I agree leaving early is as disrespectful like not shaking hands.

If people don't care about such things fine. Then do away with all those formalities, but as long as that stand it should be followed no matter who you are.

[iseah100 5,612]

Seriously, where's his book?

[xPetrCechx 13,546]

Roy is a cunt. that's all.

[Term-X 7,891]

Mourinho in his playing days..

Bottom right

[Liquidator 5,176]

Roy Keane is, of course, the first name that comes to mind when you think of the words 'class' and 'respect'

[-Kaplan- 410]

There are rumors in Portugal saying Mourinho's great grandfather was the first man to park a bus in that country.

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[ZanSnake 1,211]

There are rumors in Portugal saying Mourinho's great grandfather was the first man to park a bus in that country.

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Did Jose's grandfather counter that arguement?

[Jase 43,479]

Jose Mourinho: I was approached for Paris Saint-Germain job TWICE and was first choice ahead of Carlo Ancelotti in 2011

Arsene Wenger apologises for 'regrettable' touchline clash with Jose Mourinho, but he insists he was 'provoked' by Chelsea boss

[Laylabelle 9,296]

WTF that was a week ago forgotten about now....the comments bleh...not sure how the ball boy incident can be brought into it..not that he really was much of a ball boy seeing as was old!