Failsworth_Blue said:mcfc_die_hard said:i see where your coming from and i agree to some point but like i said i like mancini and have no problem with him staying but if you get people saying they dont want mourinho is stupid. if he doesnt come to us he will go to madrid and then they will be the best team in the world by a country mile.
I don't think anyone who says they don't want Mourinho are saying it because they don't think he's a top manager because surely no-one can doubt how good Mourinho is but theres a side to him that people don't like and if thats how they feel then so be it
If we keep Mancini i'll be happy, if we don't and we get Mourinho i'll be happy
As for him going to Madrid and being the best team in the world by a country mile. I think thats a bit over the top, they've got some outstanding players but he's still got Barcelona to compete with and it won't be as easy as you make it sound. In the champions leauge they'll struggle why they've got the current defensive midfield players and some of their defenders aren't up to scratch
1337 said:spanishblue said:NO
I don't want somebody's cast offs for the next three yrs when he starts whinging Manchester doesn't like me.I want to create something original some thing City a world beater with a manager whose ego isn't bigger than the club.
He wont say that if the media dont attack him like they do in italy and if the city fans get behind him.
I'm not happy in Italian football - Jose Mourinho
Inter Milan coach Jose Mourinho has sparked speculation about his future in Italian football after insisting: "I don't like it and it doesn't like me."
Mourinho has not spoken to the Italian media for a month and was recently fined £35,000 by the Italian Football Federation for criticising officials.
"I am very happy at Inter but not in Italian football," said Mourinho.
The 47-year-old, who left Chelsea in 2007, has made no secret of his desire to return to the English game.
"I always speak with my heart but if I spoke with my heart now about Serie A I would be suspended," added Mourinho.
His comments came on the eve of his side's Champions League quarter-final first leg against CSKA Moscow.
Mourinho's Inter knocked out his former club Chelsea in the last round of the Champions League and are currently top of Serie A.
But his side have seen a healthy lead whittled down to just one point by Roma, to whom they lost 2-1 on Saturday, and three points by AC Milan.
He received a £16,000 fine last month for claiming "everything was done for us not to win" following a 2-0 defeat of AC Milan, a game in which Inter had two players sent off.
Mourinho also said the game had left a "strange taste" in his mouth, adding: "I've realised they won't let us wrap up the championship early".
He subsequently received a three-game touchline ban and was fined £35,000 for "insulting officials" during a game against Sampdoria.
Mourinho also made a 'handcuffs' gesture after seeing Walter Samuel sent off and Ivan Cordoba booked during the 0-0 draw, with the gesture interpreted as him suggesting his side were being victimised by referees.
Reports in Italy suggested referees were prepared to go on strike if Mourinho was not given a severe punishment.
Also in February, Mourinho paid a £11,500 fine to settle a disciplinary case over an altercation with a journalist last December.
Mourinho has been linked with a return to the Premier League, where he won the title twice with Chelsea, with Manchester City and Liverpool both touted as possible destinations.
mourinho is the type of guy that if he isnt WITH you, you fuckin hate him (ala craig bellamy), but if he is with you you love him to bits (ala craig bellamy). there is no doubt that jose is world class and if he is available we HAVE to try and go for him. he is a winner, he will attract the world class players and i think he will absolutely relish the challenge of going head to head with ferguson. go for it city... lets get mourinho and go for that next level then world domination!!!
Halfpenny said:http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/europe/8595928.stm
I'm not happy in Italian football - Jose Mourinho
Inter Milan coach Jose Mourinho has sparked speculation about his future in Italian football after insisting: "I don't like it and it doesn't like me."
Mourinho has not spoken to the Italian media for a month and was recently fined £35,000 by the Italian Football Federation for criticising officials.
"I am very happy at Inter but not in Italian football," said Mourinho.
The 47-year-old, who left Chelsea in 2007, has made no secret of his desire to return to the English game.
"I always speak with my heart but if I spoke with my heart now about Serie A I would be suspended," added Mourinho.
His comments came on the eve of his side's Champions League quarter-final first leg against CSKA Moscow.
Mourinho's Inter knocked out his former club Chelsea in the last round of the Champions League and are currently top of Serie A.
But his side have seen a healthy lead whittled down to just one point by Roma, to whom they lost 2-1 on Saturday, and three points by AC Milan.
He received a £16,000 fine last month for claiming "everything was done for us not to win" following a 2-0 defeat of AC Milan, a game in which Inter had two players sent off.
Mourinho also said the game had left a "strange taste" in his mouth, adding: "I've realised they won't let us wrap up the championship early".
He subsequently received a three-game touchline ban and was fined £35,000 for "insulting officials" during a game against Sampdoria.
Mourinho also made a 'handcuffs' gesture after seeing Walter Samuel sent off and Ivan Cordoba booked during the 0-0 draw, with the gesture interpreted as him suggesting his side were being victimised by referees.
Reports in Italy suggested referees were prepared to go on strike if Mourinho was not given a severe punishment.
Also in February, Mourinho paid a £11,500 fine to settle a disciplinary case over an altercation with a journalist last December.
Mourinho has been linked with a return to the Premier League, where he won the title twice with Chelsea, with Manchester City and Liverpool both touted as possible destinations.