Can't stand mourinho and would never want him at liverpool. Plus he doesn't have the balls. Likes to go for easy wins.
I'd have HATED him coming here a year or so ago, but I'd actually accept it now. If only he'd come here, work with Rodgers as his assistant, win something, then bugger off when Rodgers was ready for the top job himself. He surely must be off to either Chelski or City, though.
hardly makes it look easy but going to teams like chelsea, inter milan and real madrid is hardly mid table teams. When he took over chelsea they had finished 3rd or 4th the previous season, inter milan were the number one team in italy and real madrid were number 2. And he had plenty of money to spend.He likes to go for wins. He just happen to make it look easy.
hardly makes it look easy but going to teams like chelsea, inter milan and real madrid is hardly mid table teams. When he took over chelsea they had finished 3rd or 4th the previous season, inter milan were the number one team in italy and real madrid were number 2. And he had plenty of money to spend.
The main one i'll give him is Porto because they were a nobody team and to win the champions league was amazing. They may had one fuck all, but that was more to do with the tinkerman than the team. He kept on messing up so bad it was unreal. He was giving a shit load of money to spend and brought in quality players. and won the league, but was unable to win the champions league. Then he made the criminal mistake of changing the winning formula of duff and robben and things started going to shit and he didn't know how to fix it and chelsea started their slide. Inter had won serie A the last two years running under mancini but failed in the champions league. but credit to him for winning the treble. but he knew he had a ageing squad and bailed. joins real madrid with loads of more money to spend and finally wins la liga. Once again things haven't started to go bad and he doesn't know how to fix it. Oh look lets bail again and go back to england.Porto and Inter were not the top drawers of the CL, and Chelsea had won fuck all despite Romans money before he came. Barca had won the league 4 or 5 in a row before Mourinho.
The main one i'll give him is Porto because they were a nobody team and to win the champions league was amazing. They may had one fuck all, but that was more to do with the tinkerman than the team. He kept on messing up so bad it was unreal. He was giving a shit load of money to spend and brought in quality players. and won the league, but was unable to win the champions league. Then he made the criminal mistake of changing the winning formula of duff and robben and things started going to shit and he didn't know how to fix it and chelsea started their slide. Inter had won serie A the last two years running under mancini but failed in the champions league. but credit to him for winning the treble. but he knew he had a ageing squad and bailed. joins real madrid with loads of more money to spend and finally wins la liga. Once again things haven't started to go bad and he doesn't know how to fix it. Oh look lets bail again and go back to england.
He won not only the Portuguese league but Bigears itself with a Porto team which was pretty basic compared to the Barcas of this world. OK, that was at the start of his career and maybe he wouldn't fancy that kind of project any more, but does anybody actually *know* he wouldn't?
Inter, it is fairly obvious, are still coming to terms with the legacy left to them by Jose Mourinho. Not simply because of the trophies he won, the standards he set, in his glorious, fevered, combative, exhilarating two years in Italy, but because of who he is and what he does. Mourinho is no guarantee of long-term success. He is not the man for tomorrow, he is the man for today. He is the night before. Inter are dealing with the morning after.
It is not to denigrate Mourinho's gifts to accuse him of short-termism. That is what he does, and he does it better than anyone. Take his signings at Inter in the summer of 2009, before his last, silver-laden season: Diego Milito, Wesley Sneijder, Samuel Eto'o. Hardly building for the future. He rarely used Inter's young talents – Davide Santon remains the most obvious – and even his training methods were designed to produce results simply for that one campaign. His successors found a squad short on conditioning, thanks to Mourinho's rigid adherence to a training plan short on stamina work.
It does not simply apply in Italy. Take the players he signed at Chelsea – not the ones he inherited, the ones he signed: Scott Sinclair, Lassana Diarra and Slobodan Rajkovic aside, he built a team for the present day. There was no long-term interest in youth, no scouring the globe for young talent in an attempt to safeguard the future of the club. He has done it at Real Madrid, too. He is immediate satisfaction for clubs starved of success. He is no visionary. Mourinho brought players at their peak to Stamford Bridge, and left it to his successors to deal with the downturn. Whoever succeeds Sir Alex Ferguson or Arsene Wenger will not have the same problem.
I think people give him far to little credit. If it was so easy for Chelsea to win, why did they need him? Inter had been poo in Europe to he took over, and Real spent equaly much before he arrived without clinching the league. And then seeing us in between Stoke and Swansea and hearing people saying No thank you to Mourinho is a bit comical.
I don't think anyone argues about what he can do with teams but he peaks and leaves over and over, I don't want that at Liverpool along with the Mourinho sideshow and aftermat. h. What should we do? Ditch our current sustainable approach and buy a load of 27 year olds on monster wages so we can win stuff for a season and become another short paragraph on his c.v.?
Have you seen the la liga table now? My bet is he reckons he's peaked and he'll probably leave pretty soon now it's not going his way any more. He'll be hoping for a champions league win though to bow out in glory.
1. Barca 65
2. Athletico 53
3. Real 49
Its a moot point anyway imho. As Mourinho will pick his next team like he's done the whole way of his career. Money.
At Porto, Chelsea, Inter and now Real he has been able to spend massive sums of money.
I'd love if he took on a job like ours where he has to really show what he's made of as a manager.
But imho, that wont happen.
He'll go to City.
So there lies one of the huge problems with the club. The owners and the board are not prepared to set the club for success. They went for a cheap solution and desperately try to sell the fans the sustainability card. They want to cash in on the club and brand, but they are not willing to put in their part.
My point is that there is a reason he is given access to this money. There is a reason why boards are willing to finance his projects. And that is because they deliver trophies. Simple as that. The media loves it and players love itl It would be exactly what we would need at our club, and I wish the board was willing to spend those moeny, getting us back into the CL and possibly win something. If it doesnt last more than 3 years so fucking be it.
I love the lack of respect for Jose.
And I love how people....
Then he goes to a Madrid side on the slide for years and full of expensive flops. A club where each of the previous few managers didn't last more than a year.
I love how people who seem to know very little about football beyond their narrow scope of focus feel that they can tell us how it is based on bits and pieces they've picked up along the way.
That Madrid side on the slide for years had just achieved a RECORD La Liga points total that would've won them the title any other year and only lost out because Barca bettered it by 3 points. And somehow, I'm not quite sure how, they managed to do this despite having to contend with expensive flops such as Ronaldo, Alonso and Benzema littering up their squad.