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Cheatski are still scum

galeforce said:
I'd love to see him back in the PL, I'd hate for them to be successful though, I'd much rather he went somewhere else

my nightmare scenario is he pitches up at the nomads
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If he came back he would probably lose the plot and hide in his office and get his staff to do the pre match team talks at the training ground. That actually happened at spurs he refused to give a talk at the training ground to the players in the run up to one of his last games, shouted at the secretary to tell one of the coaches to deal with it.

I did not like the style of play but this is personal preference, the guy could not deal with stress, and that is a massive part of the job in the prem league these days.

As Milo said the press are like a pack of wolves and if they smell blood they go for it. One reason why I think Moanrinho is in trouble because the press are not in thrall of him anymore. Well they never were to AVB so he had even less room to play with.

AVB is better off in more defensive leagues were his limited tactics work to a degree and where the are not a press as vicious as the British press.
 
Danishfurniturelover said:
If he came back he would probably lose the plot and hide in his office and get his staff to do the pre match team talks at the training ground. That actually happened at spurs he refused to give a talk at the training ground to the players in the run up to one of his last games, shouted at the secretary to tell one of the coaches to deal with it.

I did not like the style of play but this is personal preference, the guy could not deal with stress, and that is a massive part of the job in the prem league these days.

As Milo said the press are like a pack of wolves and if they smell blood they go for it. One reason why I think Moanrinho is in trouble because the press are not in thrall of him anymore. Well they never were to AVB so he had even less room to play with.

AVB is better off in more defensive leagues were his limited tactics work to a degree and where the are not a press as vicious as the British press.
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I really liked AVB, but i have to agree with most of this...
 
Kandi1977 said:
Former Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers is being lined up as an interim manager at Chel53a - should they fire under-pressure Jose Mourinho.

That would just be fantastic!!! :D:D:D
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Danishfurniturelover said:
avb linked to going back there, GHod please let it be true, I would love it absolutely love it if that happened.
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Has to be the two biggest bits of clickbait seen in quite a while - never mind trolling of Jose....
 
galeforce said:
sometimes players fall off a cliff after an injury, this is a particularly severe case though, i'm struggling to remember an example as clear as this one
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torres

happens more often than ppl think imo (although not quite perhaps to this degree)

i think its more of a confidence/mental issue than anything physical. although the injury has no doubt played a big reason in the loss of confidence
 
Neymar said:
torres

happens more often than ppl think imo (although not quite perhaps to this degree)

i think its more of a confidence/mental issue than anything physical. although the injury has no doubt played a big reason in the loss of confidence
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it's the sudden severity of this example that sets it apart imo
 
Chelsea just need rid of Mourinho. It doesn't matter who the replacement is, the initial buzz of a new manager should be enough to improve their form and set them back on track. At the moment Mourinho is becoming quite the 'specialist in failure' isn't he? ;)
 
Craig_J said:
Chel53a just need rid of Mourinho. It doesn't matter who the replacement is, the initial buzz of a new manager should be enough to improve their form and set them back on track. At the moment Mourinho is becoming quite the 'specialist in failure' isn't he? ;)
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Release the Sherwood....

It's the job he was born for, the job he deserves - best manager in THFC history and he was horridly let down by Villa. This could be his moment to shine once more:D
 
Mourinho is such a miserable moaning whiner that its actually hard to enjoy whats happening because i get angry watching his interviews. The press are still overly respectful with him face to face.

Also like wenger i think he hides behind English not being his first language to ramble an answer that doesn't actually address the question in any logical way when it suits him and they both never get pulled up on it.
 
I can't believe I am writing this but I think Jose is finished at Chelsea. He doesn't seem to have the answers when his team are down. He is trying his age old tactic of picking fights publicly with everyone. But that is now just looking pathetic. I'm not sure even his players believe his nonsense any more. Shame really as he was the only one apart from Ferguson who would not buy into the Wenger romance. The only reason he will still be there at their next game is because Chelsea have not identified any alternatives.
 
I genuinely can't remember a worse Chelsea performance under Abramovic than that one in the second half yesterday.

I just had a thought...say Guardiola or Simeone are his first choices to replace Mourinho, but he can't get them till the summer...can anyone else see him sacking Mourinho and then bringing in Harry as a caretaker manager for the rest of the season?
 
Robspur12 said:
I can't believe I am writing this but I think Jose is finished at Chel53a. He doesn't seem to have the answers when his team are down. He is trying his age old tactic of picking fights publicly with everyone. But that is now just looking pathetic. I'm not sure even his players believe his nonsense any more. Shame really as he was the only one apart from Ferguson who would not buy into the Wenger romance. The only reason he will still be there at their next game is because Chel53a have not identified any alternatives.
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I think that it is starting to look a lot like it did towards the end of his time at Madrid
 
SUIYHA said:
I genuinely can't remember a worse Chel53a performance under Abramovic than that one in the second half yesterday.

I just had a thought...say Guardiola or Simeone are his first choices to replace Mourinho, but he can't get them till the summer...can anyone else see him sacking Mourinho and then bringing in Harry as a caretaker manager for the rest of the season?
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That's just twisted, but I'd kinda like to see it.
 
the train wreck that is mourinho really is remarkable, there's barely a player on the team performing to the level they were at last season, there's something going on we don't know about but we'll find out when he does go, and amazing how he'll never ever come out and say he did anything wrong, its always a refereeing decision that turned it.
 
Remember how Mourinho used to get a lot of pundits saying how smart that he would use the clever tactic of diverting the attention away from the players after a loss on to referees or other factors? Well, has anyone noticed how it's getting harder and harder for him to do it after each loss ;)
 
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