I watched this earlier. Basically trying their best to act like there's a debate but basically coming to the conclusion that while Mourinho is a very good manager, Pep has revolutionized football.I really don't understand why they compare the two managers. There is no point. They are completely different. But for the record, if Pep was unfortunate enough to do the job there (probably at gunpoint), then yes; he would make that team a lot better than that moaning **** they've got there at the moment.
I wanna see it pour out their nose like a junior school kid getting a bit giddy with their bottle of milk at dinner time.let them wallow in their bitterness
It really speaks to their arrogance to think that by copying the tactics of mid-table sides like Huddersfield and Southampton, not to even mention, relegation-threatened, West Ham, this lot felt that they could become title contenders.
They were so far off that, at times, it's no exaggeration to say that they had no business being on the same pitch as City, let alone expecting to be considered a challenge. The pity is that we didn't put them to the sword, as comprehensively as we should have. Neither of our strikers are particularly in form and that, alongside some over-elaboration on our part, let them off the hook.
Given the way Jose cracked up afterwards, it would have been epic to see how he'd have reacted had we been really at it and put four or five past them.
In a disjointed league, apart from us, they have been consistently the 2nd best side so far in the division. Spurs, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool have blown hot and cold recently. They will finish in the top 3. The others are more inconsistent.I think they may finish 5th.
Spurs starting to get some form, Arsenal too and chavs are better than them.
5th is very much possible.
Arsenal could've been three down yesterday before half timeIn a disjointed league, apart from us, they have been consistently the 2nd best side so far in the division. Spurs, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool have blown hot and cold recently. They will finish in the top 3. The others are more inconsistent.
In a disjointed league, apart from us, they have been consistently the 2nd best side so far in the division. Spurs, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool have blown hot and cold recently. They will finish in the top 3. The others are more inconsistent.
So you agree.Arsenal could've been three down yesterday before half time
They are still 2nd and have just had their arse handed to them by their rivals. Top 3 easy.I hope you are wrong. For my money there is nothing between them.
I thought that was clear enoughSo you agree.
Nothing is clear after a lot of scotch my friend. NOTHING.I thought that was clear enough
On paper, to use an already overused term, i would usually agree straight off the bat. However the toxic atmosphere that builds around Mourinho could easily combust if they drop a bit and their fans and players are left looking upon a tangle around 3rd-4th come the end of January.They are still 2nd and have just had their arse handed to them by their rivals. Top 3 easy.
Don't be like that. I'm going to bed.Nothing is clear after a lot of scotch my friend. NOTHING.
Can't get my head around why PSG would want him.
the perfect senario would be for us to win the title vs the rags on the 7th April, hopefully the Rags and Spurs are fighting it out for 4th place at the time.
We batter the rags at home and then the following week put a team of kids and reserves out at Spurs and take a defeat to push the rags out of the CL.
Finally just watched this, I'm in tears [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]3 minutes in bloke loses it and goes right off. Brilliant. :)
Andy Tate March 2016 - ''Wait until Jose comes.... he will embrace the culture of Manchester United....''