PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

[cheekybids]

Slot with his 115 joke seemed weird at the time. Now the dickhead one is once again getting in on the 115 joke/abuse all because pep said he won 6 titles to the eye gaugers 3. Now he is claiming we didn’t win cleanly lol. His boss was/is probably part of the most corrupt organisation on the planet.

Now we can get all bent out of shape or just maybe some whispers have been doing the rounds in the fooball community over our full exoneration over this sham public court of useless opinions.

Tribunal apparently finishes on Tuesday next week. Now we get managers spouting shit about it totally out of context.

I smell a resounding win coming up.

Pep fucking knows and I want him to go all Rafa fact rant when the verdict is announced.

“Here's the story of the Hurricane
The man the authorities came to blame”

 

[super_city_si]

Irony lost on mourinho that he’d probably have 0 if they had ffp when he was at Chelsea.

 

[Scoople]

Irony lost on mourinho that he’d probably have 0 if they had ffp when he was at Chelsea.

At the time Chelsea have admitted they paid agents off the books.

 

[Oldham Exile]

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.

Yeah - that is all reasonable

But his attitude makes him stand out as a thundercunt IMO

 

[halfcenturyup]

Yeah - that is all reasonable

But his attitude makes him stand out as a thundercunt IMO

He was always a thundercunt. He was just a thundercunt who got one over on Ferguson for a while. And then a thundercunt who some thought was amusing for a while because of his thundercuntishness. But always a thundercunt, nevertheless.

People don't change. He is, was and always will be a thundercunt. More people have just realised it now. That's all.

 

[julio jordio]

Pep must be being updated on how the case is going, even if as we’re lead to believe the outcome hasn’t been decided yet. So when he did the 6 titles thing at Anfield I took confidence. If he in any way thought news was coming that they would be perceived as tainted, would he have done that? Am I clutching at straws?

 

[eastmanc]

Irony lost on mourinho that he’d probably have 0 if they had ffp when he was at Chelsea.

He is an idiot and would have won nothing if PSR/FFP were around when he was at Chelsea.

 

[jrb]

Without Roman's dirty money Chelsea and Jose wouldn't ave won the trophies they did.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Inter iirc were iffy as fuck when he was there too.

 

[eastmanc]

He was always a thundercunt. He was just a thundercunt who got one over on Ferguson for a while. And then a thundercunt who some thought was amusing for a while because of his thundercuntishness. But always a thundercunt, nevertheless.

People don't change. He is, was and always will be a thundercunt. More people have just realised it now. That's all.

Did you mention that he was thundercunt?:-)