Benitez: Mourinho not right for Real job
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[quote author=Terrier link=topic=40323.msg1106771#msg1106771 date=1274343757]
So who is the right man Rafa? You?
6 championships in a row speaks for itself.
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He's just drawing parallels with what's going on here, making the point about people talking about other suitable managers while he's still in a job.
It's not about Jose.
So who is the right man Rafa? You?
6 championships in a row speaks for itself.
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He's just drawing parallels with what's going on here, making the point about people talking about other suitable managers while he's still in a job.
It's not about Jose.
""I know Mourinho has dreamed a lot of coaching Real Madrid but I do not know if he is the right person to train Madrid"
That's pretty clear.
[quote author=Brendan link=topic=40323.msg1106774#msg1106774 date=1274344176]
""I know Mourinho has dreamed a lot of coaching Real Madrid but I do not know if he is the right person to train Madrid"
That's pretty clear.
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He then goes on to make the point about Pellegrini still being the right man for the job. Maybe he's having a pop at Jose in the process, but anyway, his point is fairly obvious.
""I know Mourinho has dreamed a lot of coaching Real Madrid but I do not know if he is the right person to train Madrid"
That's pretty clear.
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He then goes on to make the point about Pellegrini still being the right man for the job. Maybe he's having a pop at Jose in the process, but anyway, his point is fairly obvious.
Yes, it is.
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[quote author=Brendan link=topic=40323.msg1106774#msg1106774 date=1274344176]
""I know Mourinho has dreamed a lot of coaching Real Madrid but I do not know if he is the right person to train Madrid"
That's pretty clear.
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He then goes on to make the point about Pellegrini still being the right man for the job. Maybe he's having a pop at Jose in the process, but anyway, his point is fairly obvious.
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I hope they take his point.
[quote author=Brendan link=topic=40323.msg1106774#msg1106774 date=1274344176]
""I know Mourinho has dreamed a lot of coaching Real Madrid but I do not know if he is the right person to train Madrid"
That's pretty clear.
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He then goes on to make the point about Pellegrini still being the right man for the job. Maybe he's having a pop at Jose in the process, but anyway, his point is fairly obvious.
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I hope they take his point.
defiantely saying give the current guy in charge more time. paper sensationalistic spin.
Mourinho's career is so very Football manager 09.
Porto - One of the largest teams in Portugal. Will always be in the top 4.
Chelsea - had millions and millions to spend with a decent squad already from Ranieri
Inter - Juve down the shitter, AC Milan clearly rebuilding as 80% of their first team are 33+ and Inter with stupid amounts of money to spend..
Real Madrid the obvious place for him - a team that is always going to succeed and the likelihood of being a complete failure is minimal.. Even without a manager they would challenge for the title.
His talent is in dealing with big ego's... getting them motivated and turning them into ruthless winners. Perfect person for Real Madrid.
Porto - One of the largest teams in Portugal. Will always be in the top 4.
Chelsea - had millions and millions to spend with a decent squad already from Ranieri
Inter - Juve down the shitter, AC Milan clearly rebuilding as 80% of their first team are 33+ and Inter with stupid amounts of money to spend..
Real Madrid the obvious place for him - a team that is always going to succeed and the likelihood of being a complete failure is minimal.. Even without a manager they would challenge for the title.
His talent is in dealing with big ego's... getting them motivated and turning them into ruthless winners. Perfect person for Real Madrid.
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Mourinho's career is so very Football manager 09.
Porto - One of the largest teams in Portugal. Will always be in the top 4.
Chelsea - had millions and millions to spend with a decent squad already from Ranieri
Inter - Juve down the shitter, AC Milan clearly rebuilding as 80% of their first team are 33+ and Inter with stupid amounts of money to spend..
Real Madrid the obvious place for him - a team that is always going to succeed and the likelihood of being a complete failure is minimal.. Even without a manager they would challenge for the title.
His talent is in dealing with big ego's... getting them motivated and turning them into ruthless winners. Perfect person for Real Madrid.
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Porto won the fucking Champions' League
Chelsea hadn't won anything in 50 years
Inter have been in the CL final how many times?
His talent is in winning trophies, at every club he goes to, in every country he manages in, in every competition.
Mourinho's career is so very Football manager 09.
Porto - One of the largest teams in Portugal. Will always be in the top 4.
Chelsea - had millions and millions to spend with a decent squad already from Ranieri
Inter - Juve down the shitter, AC Milan clearly rebuilding as 80% of their first team are 33+ and Inter with stupid amounts of money to spend..
Real Madrid the obvious place for him - a team that is always going to succeed and the likelihood of being a complete failure is minimal.. Even without a manager they would challenge for the title.
His talent is in dealing with big ego's... getting them motivated and turning them into ruthless winners. Perfect person for Real Madrid.
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Porto won the fucking Champions' League
Chelsea hadn't won anything in 50 years
Inter have been in the CL final how many times?
His talent is in winning trophies, at every club he goes to, in every country he manages in, in every competition.
He wins trophies. Wherever he goes with whatever team. At smaller clubs he overachieved, at huge clubs he achieves everything he is expected to.
Denegrate the man for his personality, manner etc, If you wish. but his achievements speak for themselves.
Denegrate the man for his personality, manner etc, If you wish. but his achievements speak for themselves.
Exactly so.
But you know what - Rafa may actually have a point about Mourinho and Real, even if that isn't his main purpose. Mourinho is absolutely a winner and there's no question in my mind that he'd do well with us, none whatsoever, but he does not do it in the cavalier style which Real demand. Capello won the title for them and they still shifted him out straight afterwards because of his conservative approach.
But you know what - Rafa may actually have a point about Mourinho and Real, even if that isn't his main purpose. Mourinho is absolutely a winner and there's no question in my mind that he'd do well with us, none whatsoever, but he does not do it in the cavalier style which Real demand. Capello won the title for them and they still shifted him out straight afterwards because of his conservative approach.
Yes, but they need someone to topple Barca and rub their fucking noses in it
And unlike Capello, Mourinho has gobby charm and a similar stylish charisma (that Pep also has, in a nicer, more humble way)
And unlike Capello, Mourinho has gobby charm and a similar stylish charisma (that Pep also has, in a nicer, more humble way)
[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=40323.msg1106884#msg1106884 date=1274359744]
Exactly so.
But you know what - Rafa may actually have a point about Mourinho and Real, even if that isn't his main purpose. Mourinho is absolutely a winner and there's no question in my mind that he'd do well with us, none whatsoever, but he does not do it in the cavalier style which Real demand. Capello won the title for them and they still shifted him out straight afterwards because of his conservative approach.
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What do you mean by cavalier style?
Exactly so.
But you know what - Rafa may actually have a point about Mourinho and Real, even if that isn't his main purpose. Mourinho is absolutely a winner and there's no question in my mind that he'd do well with us, none whatsoever, but he does not do it in the cavalier style which Real demand. Capello won the title for them and they still shifted him out straight afterwards because of his conservative approach.
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What do you mean by cavalier style?
All it is, is Benitez having a pop back Mourinho. Mourinho said in an interview to the times on Sunday that Liverpool have gotten gradually worse since 2004. Coincidently when Benitez took charge.
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All it is, is Benitez having a pop back Mourinho. Mourinho said in an interview to the times on Sunday that Liverpool have gotten gradually worse since 2004. Coincidently when Benitez took charge.
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Not like mourinho is telling a lie, rafa is a joke.
For anyone that doubts mourinhos managerial abilities, then they obviously have no idea..
All it is, is Benitez having a pop back Mourinho. Mourinho said in an interview to the times on Sunday that Liverpool have gotten gradually worse since 2004. Coincidently when Benitez took charge.
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Not like mourinho is telling a lie, rafa is a joke.
For anyone that doubts mourinhos managerial abilities, then they obviously have no idea..
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[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=40323.msg1106884#msg1106884 date=1274359744]
Exactly so.
But you know what - Rafa may actually have a point about Mourinho and Real, even if that isn't his main purpose. Mourinho is absolutely a winner and there's no question in my mind that he'd do well with us, none whatsoever, but he does not do it in the cavalier style which Real demand. Capello won the title for them and they still shifted him out straight afterwards because of his conservative approach.
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What do you mean by cavalier style?
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They must all grow extravagant moustaches.
[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=40323.msg1106884#msg1106884 date=1274359744]
Exactly so.
But you know what - Rafa may actually have a point about Mourinho and Real, even if that isn't his main purpose. Mourinho is absolutely a winner and there's no question in my mind that he'd do well with us, none whatsoever, but he does not do it in the cavalier style which Real demand. Capello won the title for them and they still shifted him out straight afterwards because of his conservative approach.
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What do you mean by cavalier style?
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They must all grow extravagant moustaches.
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[quote author=Doped White Mouse link=topic=40323.msg1106928#msg1106928 date=1274365096]
[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=40323.msg1106884#msg1106884 date=1274359744]
Exactly so.
But you know what - Rafa may actually have a point about Mourinho and Real, even if that isn't his main purpose. Mourinho is absolutely a winner and there's no question in my mind that he'd do well with us, none whatsoever, but he does not do it in the cavalier style which Real demand. Capello won the title for them and they still shifted him out straight afterwards because of his conservative approach.
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What do you mean by cavalier style?
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They must all grow extravagant moustaches.
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Not to mention adopting outrageous accents!
[quote author=Doped White Mouse link=topic=40323.msg1106928#msg1106928 date=1274365096]
[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=40323.msg1106884#msg1106884 date=1274359744]
Exactly so.
But you know what - Rafa may actually have a point about Mourinho and Real, even if that isn't his main purpose. Mourinho is absolutely a winner and there's no question in my mind that he'd do well with us, none whatsoever, but he does not do it in the cavalier style which Real demand. Capello won the title for them and they still shifted him out straight afterwards because of his conservative approach.
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What do you mean by cavalier style?
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They must all grow extravagant moustaches.
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Not to mention adopting outrageous accents!
He'd have been in his element with the team of the 70s that included Souey and McDermott.
DWM, by "cavalier" I mean "placing heavy emphasis on attack". I'm sure Mourinho's a good enough coach to achieve that if he sees an advantage in doing so, but he's never prioritised it when he had the choice. Witness his falling-out with Abramovich over the issue.
DWM, by "cavalier" I mean "placing heavy emphasis on attack". I'm sure Mourinho's a good enough coach to achieve that if he sees an advantage in doing so, but he's never prioritised it when he had the choice. Witness his falling-out with Abramovich over the issue.
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He'd have been in his element with the team of the 70s that included Souey and McDermott.
DWM, by "cavalier" I mean "placing heavy emphasis on attack". I'm sure Mourinho's a good enough coach to achieve that if he sees an advantage in doing so, but he's never prioritised it when he had the choice. Witness his falling-out with Abramovich over the issue.
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I wouldn't say his first Chav team (consisting of the flying wingers Duff and Robben) were too defensive.
He'd have been in his element with the team of the 70s that included Souey and McDermott.
DWM, by "cavalier" I mean "placing heavy emphasis on attack". I'm sure Mourinho's a good enough coach to achieve that if he sees an advantage in doing so, but he's never prioritised it when he had the choice. Witness his falling-out with Abramovich over the issue.
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I wouldn't say his first Chav team (consisting of the flying wingers Duff and Robben) were too defensive.
Fair point, but it didn't last. In the end Mourinho reverted to type and that was where the trouble with Abramovich had its roots.
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I don't think he signed either of those players, but could be wrong
I hope Mourinho comes to us, regardless of our ownership situation.
If we're still broke, then we can see if Mourinho is really that great as all his admirers claim to be.
If we have decent sums, then I guess we'll prob win the league with him as manager.
So yeah, Rafa has to go! Let's bring in Mourinho!
If we're still broke, then we can see if Mourinho is really that great as all his admirers claim to be.
If we have decent sums, then I guess we'll prob win the league with him as manager.
So yeah, Rafa has to go! Let's bring in Mourinho!
I don't. Rafa wants to stay, not least because of his family who are well settled in Liverpool.
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