TheSpecialOne said:r.soleofsalford said:TheSpecialOne said:Jose is the man and he will beat Manuel once again.
whoever wins, mourinho a despicable gobshite
Perhaps. Just to say you had a very very very poor version of him in Mancini and you loved him. And he is a far better manager than Pellegrini.
-- Fri Jan 31, 2014 5:17 pm --
Chris in London said:Len Rum said:Hi Maureen, welcome to Bluemoon.
Given that the gooners who were spouting this shit about referee decisions recently were shot down and pissed on, I wonder whether anyone from any of the Chelsea forums is actually willing to back up what Maureen said?
Naaah, every team had decision against and for them, José is just trying to put pressure on the ref.
Its like a dog barking incessantly and running after the car while Pellegrini nonchalantly gets into his car and drives off.paulchapo said:The bloke is just old hat now,a record repeating himself.He may have had some effect years ago with this shit but surely every other manager and referee is now immune to his drivel?
pazzo said:Hart
Zabaleta Kompany Demichelis Kolarov
Yaya Fernandinho
Navas Silva
Dzeko Negredo
This is the team, I cant believe some of you are still expecting one striker. Pelegrini plays 2 up top, 442 is the formation, and why would he change it for what may be the crucial game.
xzbit04 said:Please hammer this twat and his team lads and don't let up for 90 mins!
"The Chelsea boss has launched an extraordinary attack on Manuel Pellegrini's men ahead of the sides meeting at the Etihad Stadium on Monday.
Jose Mourinho has questioned the assertion of Tottenham head coach Tim Sherwood that Chelsea's next opponents Manchester City are the best team on the planet.
Sherwood lauded City after Manuel Pellegrini's men won 5-1 at White Hart Lane to go top of the Premier League ahead of Monday's contest with Mourinho's side at the Etihad Stadium.
Mourinho believes City will find their true level in European competition, where they face Barcelona in the Champions League first knockout round.
"Maybe, for the Tottenham manager, the planet is England," said the Chelsea boss, who signed defender Kurt Zouma from St Etienne on Friday.
"You will see (how good City are) in the Champions League. You will see in a couple of months."
Mourinho also suggested City have been fortunate game-changing decisions have gone their way this season - something he described as a coincidence but was at pains to point out as Mike Dean prepares to referee Monday's match.
"They are lucky," Mourinho said. "The reality is they have many crucial decisions in their favour.
"Against Liverpool, the (Raheem) Sterling 'goal'. The penalty on (Luis) Suarez. Against Newcastle the goal that is a clear goal.
"Against Tottenham, (Michael) Dawson's goal, the penalty, the (Danny Rose) red card. They are having everything.
"I repeat, because I don't want to be misinterpreted (it is) just pure coincidence.
"The referees, they try to do their best and sometimes they make mistakes and normally during the season the mistakes are split between teams.
"In their (City's) case, they have everything in their favour."
City have a 100 per cent record from 11 home matches, averaging more than four goals a game, and are a fearsome prospect for most visiting opponents.
Mourinho is unfazed and, unlike in goalless draws at Manchester United and Arsenal, says Chelsea go to City seeking victory.
The Portuguese, who was frustrated by West Ham's negative tactics in Wednesday's 0-0 draw, said: "We're not going to change our philosophy. Chelsea always go to try and win."
City, who are three points ahead of third-placed Chelsea entering the match, are Mourinho's favourites for the title in a season of rebuilding for the Blues."
He will be more optimistic next term.
"Next pre-season, day one, I will say we are candidates to win the Premier League," he said.
"This season, the speech is we are candidates to win the next match. It doesn't matter where, it doesn't matter the opponent.
"We're just trying to win. I tell you now, before Man City... I will tell you before the Newcastle game next week, and then West Brom. I will repeat this."
"Independent that some clubs are feeling the Financial Fair Play as a 'fair' Financial Fair Play, and some others are feeling the Financial Fair Play as a 'dodgy' Financial Fair Play, next pre-season, day one, I will say Chelsea are a candidate (for the title)
MEN
zola said:xzbit04 said:Please hammer this twat and his team lads and don't let up for 90 mins!
"The Chelsea boss has launched an extraordinary attack on Manuel Pellegrini's men ahead of the sides meeting at the Etihad Stadium on Monday.
Jose Mourinho has questioned the assertion of Tottenham head coach Tim Sherwood that Chelsea's next opponents Manchester City are the best team on the planet.
Sherwood lauded City after Manuel Pellegrini's men won 5-1 at White Hart Lane to go top of the Premier League ahead of Monday's contest with Mourinho's side at the Etihad Stadium.
Mourinho believes City will find their true level in European competition, where they face Barcelona in the Champions League first knockout round.
"Maybe, for the Tottenham manager, the planet is England," said the Chelsea boss, who signed defender Kurt Zouma from St Etienne on Friday.
"You will see (how good City are) in the Champions League. You will see in a couple of months."
Mourinho also suggested City have been fortunate game-changing decisions have gone their way this season - something he described as a coincidence but was at pains to point out as Mike Dean prepares to referee Monday's match.
"They are lucky," Mourinho said. "The reality is they have many crucial decisions in their favour.
"Against Liverpool, the (Raheem) Sterling 'goal'. The penalty on (Luis) Suarez. Against Newcastle the goal that is a clear goal.
"Against Tottenham, (Michael) Dawson's goal, the penalty, the (Danny Rose) red card. They are having everything.
"I repeat, because I don't want to be misinterpreted (it is) just pure coincidence.
"The referees, they try to do their best and sometimes they make mistakes and normally during the season the mistakes are split between teams.
"In their (City's) case, they have everything in their favour."
City have a 100 per cent record from 11 home matches, averaging more than four goals a game, and are a fearsome prospect for most visiting opponents.
Mourinho is unfazed and, unlike in goalless draws at Manchester United and Arsenal, says Chelsea go to City seeking victory.
The Portuguese, who was frustrated by West Ham's negative tactics in Wednesday's 0-0 draw, said: "We're not going to change our philosophy. Chelsea always go to try and win."
City, who are three points ahead of third-placed Chelsea entering the match, are Mourinho's favourites for the title in a season of rebuilding for the Blues."
He will be more optimistic next term.
"Next pre-season, day one, I will say we are candidates to win the Premier League," he said.
"This season, the speech is we are candidates to win the next match. It doesn't matter where, it doesn't matter the opponent.
"We're just trying to win. I tell you now, before Man City... I will tell you before the Newcastle game next week, and then West Brom. I will repeat this."
"Independent that some clubs are feeling the Financial Fair Play as a 'fair' Financial Fair Play, and some others are feeling the Financial Fair Play as a 'dodgy' Financial Fair Play, next pre-season, day one, I will say Chelsea are a candidate (for the title)
MEN
Having seen the interview live and read the transcript above, really not sure what some of you are flapping about ?
He has always stated City are a very good team and favourites for the league.
Chelsea are probably a season away from being strong challengers.
He claimed regardless of the strong squad City have they need a good leader and they have one in Pelligrini.
He claimed you can't judge City as the best in Europe yet and in a few moths we'll see.
He claimed you have had the rub of the green of the decisions in recent weeks.
I take it you dissagree with the above otherwise don't see the problem.
zola said:xzbit04 said:Please hammer this twat and his team lads and don't let up for 90 mins!
"The Chelsea boss has launched an extraordinary attack on Manuel Pellegrini's men ahead of the sides meeting at the Etihad Stadium on Monday.
Jose Mourinho has questioned the assertion of Tottenham head coach Tim Sherwood that Chelsea's next opponents Manchester City are the best team on the planet.
Sherwood lauded City after Manuel Pellegrini's men won 5-1 at White Hart Lane to go top of the Premier League ahead of Monday's contest with Mourinho's side at the Etihad Stadium.
Mourinho believes City will find their true level in European competition, where they face Barcelona in the Champions League first knockout round.
"Maybe, for the Tottenham manager, the planet is England," said the Chelsea boss, who signed defender Kurt Zouma from St Etienne on Friday.
"You will see (how good City are) in the Champions League. You will see in a couple of months."
Mourinho also suggested City have been fortunate game-changing decisions have gone their way this season - something he described as a coincidence but was at pains to point out as Mike Dean prepares to referee Monday's match.
"They are lucky," Mourinho said. "The reality is they have many crucial decisions in their favour.
"Against Liverpool, the (Raheem) Sterling 'goal'. The penalty on (Luis) Suarez. Against Newcastle the goal that is a clear goal.
"Against Tottenham, (Michael) Dawson's goal, the penalty, the (Danny Rose) red card. They are having everything.
"I repeat, because I don't want to be misinterpreted (it is) just pure coincidence.
"The referees, they try to do their best and sometimes they make mistakes and normally during the season the mistakes are split between teams.
"In their (City's) case, they have everything in their favour."
City have a 100 per cent record from 11 home matches, averaging more than four goals a game, and are a fearsome prospect for most visiting opponents.
Mourinho is unfazed and, unlike in goalless draws at Manchester United and Arsenal, says Chelsea go to City seeking victory.
The Portuguese, who was frustrated by West Ham's negative tactics in Wednesday's 0-0 draw, said: "We're not going to change our philosophy. Chelsea always go to try and win."
City, who are three points ahead of third-placed Chelsea entering the match, are Mourinho's favourites for the title in a season of rebuilding for the Blues."
He will be more optimistic next term.
"Next pre-season, day one, I will say we are candidates to win the Premier League," he said.
"This season, the speech is we are candidates to win the next match. It doesn't matter where, it doesn't matter the opponent.
"We're just trying to win. I tell you now, before Man City... I will tell you before the Newcastle game next week, and then West Brom. I will repeat this."
"Independent that some clubs are feeling the Financial Fair Play as a 'fair' Financial Fair Play, and some others are feeling the Financial Fair Play as a 'dodgy' Financial Fair Play, next pre-season, day one, I will say Chelsea are a candidate (for the title)
MEN
Having seen the interview live and read the transcript above, really not sure what some of you are flapping about ?
He has always stated City are a very good team and favourites for the league.
Chelsea are probably a season away from being strong challengers.
He claimed regardless of the strong squad City have they need a good leader and they have one in Pelligrini.
He claimed you can't judge City as the best in Europe yet and in a few moths we'll see.
He claimed you have had the rub of the green of the decisions in recent weeks.
I take it you dissagree with the above otherwise don't see the problem.