The Mourinho factor

[Rocky Sullivan]

Most successful managers have a cuntish streak about them. Plus the type of player he favours ? Would that be good players ? Because we have enough cuntish players ourselves and always have had. Barcelona haven't always played this way you know, i remember plenty of their teams diving around like a bunch of cheating twats.

 

Well yeah but Robben, Drogba, Terry? I don't we've had as cunty players as them.

Besides which I'm not really thinking of the cheating aspect more the uninspired football and the tendency to throw Robert Huth, or a version of, upfront when things aren't going well.

And I'm talking about the Barcelona of right now and over the last few years under Guardiola. That's the pinnacle we should aim for.

[Guest Pistonbroke]

Well yeah but Robben, Drogba, Terry? I don't we've had as cunty players as them.

Besides which I'm not really thinking of the cheating aspect more the uninspired football and the tendency to throw Robert Huth, or a version of, upfront when things aren't going well.

And I'm talking about the Barcelona of right now and over the last few years under Guardiola. That's the pinnacle we should aim for.

 

Teams go through transitions. We played like the Barcelona of today, i know it's a long way back, but we did. We'll have our day again as it's all swings and roundabouts.

 

Mohrinho has been successful with what he has achieved, i don't particularly love the guy but he makes me laugh and he'd win a war of words with Taggart and the like and make us laugh in the process. He's a cheeky one, but if he was our manager he'd be our cheeky one. If he brought success back then most fans would soon change their tune, but that is football for you these days.

[Welsh]

I hate Mourinho, but given his track record I'd love him at Liverpool.

[Rocky Sullivan]

Teams go through transitions. We played like the Barcelona of today, i know it's a long way back, but we did. We'll have our day again as it's all swings and roundabouts.

 

Mohrinho has been successful with what he has achieved, i don't particularly love the guy but he makes me laugh and he'd win a war of words with Taggart and the like and make us laugh in the process. He's a cheeky one, but if he was our manager he'd be our cheeky one. If he brought success back then most fans would soon change their tune, but that is football for you these days.

 

You're right there.

You're also right about us one day getting to high a peak as the 87-88 season we probably will. Never under Mourinho though. I'm tired of the pragmatic football we've played since 98. It's had it's moments but it's not, as we've seen, a style that holds up over time. Maybe that's one reason why Maureen doesn't stay anywhere too long and why Rafa and Ged before him burned out towards the end.

[Guest Pistonbroke]

You're right there.

You're also right about us one day getting to high a peak as the 87-88 season we probably will. Never under Mourinho though. I'm tired of the pragmatic football we've played since 98. It's had it's moments but it's not, as we've seen, a style that holds up over time. Maybe that's one reason why Maureen doesn't stay anywhere too long and why Rafa and Ged before him burned out towards the end.

 

Agree fully with that.

Money talks these days and i can't see any of the top managers staying at a top club for a great length of time. Taggart has only stayed on at the mancs because he wouldn't get half the success anywhere else in Europe and why leave a successful team in the Premier league to manage another prem league side. Wenger is starting to get itchy feet in my opinion.

 

My point is, Mouhrinho could maybe get us back into the groove of winning things regular, if he was to do that then the next manager would have a great base to start from and if we land a good one we might be talking about a new golden era. You have to learn to walk before you can run, we are caught between the two at the moment.

[Funkasy]

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not often you see players cry with their x-managers.'

 

 

 

 

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[njackets]

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not often you see players cry with their x-managers.'

 

 

 

 

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Gay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Carradona]

Yea, look at that 'gay'. Look at how 'gay' he is showing some emotion. How 'gay'!

 

I mean, all he has done is just won his team the treble.

[Anubis]

Yea, look at that 'gay'. Look at how 'gay' he is showing some emotion. How 'gay'!

 

I mean, all he has done is just won his team the treble.

 

 

Gay post.....

[Juan Galonso]

I don't know whether to cringe at that or respect the fuck out of it.

 

A bit like Rafa dancing.

[njackets]

Yea, look at that 'gay'. Look at how 'gay' he is showing some emotion. How 'gay'!

 

I mean, all he has done is just won his team the treble.

 

Its horrible seeing are support drolling all over that attention seeking fuckwit, people have very short memorys when it comes to shit coat.It was only a few years ago when he was fucking detested at Anfield.

[Juan Galonso]

Its horrible seeing are support drolling all over that attention seeking fuckwit, people have very short memorys when it comes to shit coat.It was only a few years ago when he was fucking detested at Anfield.

 

I hated him when he was Chelsea manager but it wasn't a hate that would last. Chelsea were the new fad at the time. He used to wind me up to boiling point at times but time heals. He still could be our manager one day, you just never know in football.

 

Hate = Mourinho.

 

Detested = Ferguson.

 

There is a difference. He has always respected us in the main bar one or two daft skirmishes. It was our manager he didn't respect. The feeling is/was mutual. Shit happens, managers fall out all the time.

[PaulMcC]

He called us a small club, not really respect.

 

He was always looking to have a go.

[MichaelThomas]

There is zero chance of him coming here unless by some miracle a new owner offers him the biggest budget in the land.

 

Part of his success is just about timing. He knew when to go to Chelsea, with the most money they've ever had and the Mancs dipping a little. He also knew when to get out.

 

He knew when to go to Inter after Calciopoli had put their rivals back years and the only real threat were the basketcases that are Roma. Now that gap has closed it's time to get out.

 

Now to Real Madrid, where some poor bloke has already done the legwork of gelling together a team of stars for nine months. Just three points off the title this year, all he needs to do is make up four points and again he'll be hailed as a genius.

 

Let's also not forget two Champions League finals won against much inferior opposition.

 

I won't dispute he's a fine fine manager. But he's like one of those old charmers who goes round seducing rich women, then leaving them when the well is running a bit dry.

[njackets]

There is zero chance of him coming here unless by some miracle a new owner offers him the biggest budget in the land.

 

Part of his success is just about timing. He knew when to go to Chelsea, with the most money they've ever had and the Mancs dipping a little. He also knew when to get out.

 

He knew when to go to Inter after Calciopoli had put their rivals back years and the only real threat were the basketcases that are Roma. Now that gap has closed it's time to get out.

 

Now to Real Madrid, where some poor bloke has already done the legwork of gelling together a team of stars for nine months. Just three points off the title this year, all he needs to do is make up four points and again he'll be hailed as a genius.

 

Let's also not forget two Champions League finals won against much inferior opposition.

 

I won't dispute he's a fine fine manager. But he's like one of those old charmers who goes round seducing rich women, then leaving them when the well is running a bit dry.

 

Spot on that!

[Juan Galonso]

He called us a small club, not really respect.

 

He was always looking to have a go.

 

When was this?

 

Find me the quote because I really don't remember it Paul.

[Captain]

He called us a small club, not really respect.

 

He was always looking to have a go.

 

I can't remember that one, but his attack on the ambulance service was disgusting.

[Hermes]

Anyone remember the press conference when Rafa left Valencia? he sobbed more than Mourinho.

[Hermes]

He called us a small club, not really respect.

 

He was always looking to have a go.

 

“I felt the power of Anfield, it was magnificent”

[Mathewbet1]

gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

[aws]

Lights, Camera, Action!

[George Costanza]

He's a fucking cunt

[Skidfingers McGonical]

Them tears were crocodile tears.