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Spanish Mundo ABC: Mourinho made a deal vith Manchester City
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oakiecokie
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Perhaps that why Tevez looks so happy nowadays !!
MSP
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Ricster said:I can crucify him for saying yes and then going back on his word. Yet another club where Mancini has laid the foundations and Mourinho comes in and reaps the rewards.Prestwich_Blue said:He was offered two jobs and chose Real over City. You can hardly crucify him for that.Ricster said:Fuck this shit. Mourinho had his chance and used City to get a better contract at Real.
He took the easy option when City still had a lot of work to do and he wasnt prepared to get his hands dirty. And every club hes been at he thinks hes better than the club.
An arrogant, egotistical wanker that id rather we stayed clear from.
RM was all but easy option when he took them over. They were years behind Barcelona and that was the hardest job on the planet at that moment.
twinkletoes said:Iker Casillas and Sergio Ramos called a meeting without the manager and the staff. They wanted to talk among themselves about the team's situation after two draws.
The impression that has emerged from that meeting is that the players don't want to get involved in any more controversy and want to focus on their football.
But Mourinho has different ideas. He needs the controversy and the pressure on referees to try and get more doubtful calls going in Madrid's favour - and also to get those calls going against Barcelona in their games! That's one of his strategies.
Courtesy of Guillem Balague.
It's not Mourinho who earned red cards for that same Ramos and Ozil ;)
Casillas is "academic" and he is probably not happy with Mourinho's approach but Ramos is last one to say a word about it :)
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blueinsa
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Bob will not be short of job offers should this come about, that's for sure.
A move back to Italy and closer to his father would definitely suit him imo.
A move back to Italy and closer to his father would definitely suit him imo.
blueinsa said:Bob will not be short of job offers should this come about, that's for sure.
A move back to Italy and closer to his father would definitely suit him imo.
Wouldn't surprise me if Chelsea go for him, if he is harshly evicted from our club. I'd prefer he go back to Italy, would be absolutely gutted to see Mancini managing a rival team.
MonsallBlue
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ox-blue said:Regards the No2 perhaps he is still currently playing?
At one of Mourinho's old clubs..........
Or Veira
Hope you aint hinting at John Terry?
twinkletoes
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twinkletoes said:Iker Casillas and Sergio Ramos called a meeting without the manager and the staff. They wanted to talk among themselves about the team's situation after two draws.
The impression that has emerged from that meeting is that the players don't want to get involved in any more controversy and want to focus on their football.
But Mourinho has different ideas. He needs the controversy and the pressure on referees to try and get more doubtful calls going in Madrid's favour - and also to get those calls going against Barcelona in their games! That's one of his strategies.
Courtesy of Guillem Balague.
It's not Mourinho who earned red cards for that same Ramos and Ozil ;)
Casillas is "academic" and he is probably not happy with Mourinho's approach but Ramos is last one to say a word about it :)[/quote]
Ramos and Casillas are Real Madrid royalty and will be there a lot longer than Moanrinho
blueinsa said:Bob will not be short of job offers should this come about, that's for sure.
A move back to Italy and closer to his father would definitely suit him imo.
Can't see Inters new manager lasting long.