Rory Bluelow
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He’s finished. The very definition of a has-been desperate to stay relevant.
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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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Prophet of Doom
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Chelsea will defo be charged. I think resources are all on 115 but Chelsea will defo be up next and there will be points deducted as they’ve admitted it.The Premier League DO have an open investigation on Chelsea. Not that we get to hear the MSM pushing for updates...
The UEFA fine was for offences between 2012-2019. The new owners disclosed that partial financial information had been submitted and so "guilt" admitted by Chelsea. Jose last won the Premier League with Chelsea in 2014/2015
And from slbsn:
He's never got over been snubbed by Barca in favour of Pep, he will take that to his grave, it hurt him and he blames Pep.
A bit like one of the clubs he managed,I think they play in red.He’s finished. The very definition of a has-been desperate to stay relevant.
Jose openly putting himself in the shop window.... yet again
uwe rosler 28
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Maybe the club should ask for answers from Maureen . I know it sound dipperish but it's the only way to stop it.
He's never got over been snubbed by Barca in favour of Pep, he will take that to his grave, it hurt him and he blames Pep.
I agree with you but I also think it's deeper than this. Mourinho pioneered a lot of innovation in training and football style during his early career but it was denigrated by a lot of people. Pep has always been the darling of the tacticos who is celebrated for his influence in "playing the right way" and convincing whole generations of coaches into that ideal. 90% of coaches in the PL for example idolised Pep and adapted his methods. His impact on football as a whole is treated as monumental, almost like there's a pre and post Pep era in coaching.
Mourinho legitimately is a world class manager. His winning record is incredible and his innovation undervalued.
But he never recieved the credit and widespread acclaim that Pep did for similar successes. He's always been bitter towards Pep for numerous reasons but I've always felt this is the biggest one.
Pep, Klopp and Mourinho are the coaches that have defined the last generation in terms of tactics and Mou is seen unfairly as the red headed stepchildren in that triumvirate.
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Agreed - The last thing we should want is to feed the narrative that we are guilty, but got off on a technicality because of political pressureIt would be the worst possible way to get rid of the charges, fairness and transparency should be the order of the day here not diplomatic shenanigans.