Apparently that was indeed the case earlier in his career, but not upon his return to the premier league.The weird thing is that I know people who know him and worked with him and they say completely the opposite. Someone I met at Fulham was assigned to look after the visiting manager on match days and he said Mourinho was absolutely fantastic and a joy to speak to.
It's a bit of both. He's a prick who acts like a prick.Could be that he's a really nice guy who acts like a prick sometimes, or could be the other way around.
Agent maureen
Wenger
Pulis
Pardrew
Klopp is the most irritating twat now i've seen him close up
Pochettino (Sends his teams out to be as aggressive as possible until they get booked, dive whenever possible, waste time and exaggerate- everything wrong with modern players).
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Liverpool push the boundaries on physicality as well. Personally I like Pochettino and I'd be happy to have him at City in the future but he does seem to follow the kick until booked gameplan.it's no different from how Liverpool operate.
Liverpool push the boundaries on physicality as well. Personally I like Pochettino and I'd be happy to have him at City in the future but he does seem to follow the kick until booked gameplan.
Yeah if you've got it, use it tbf. We were similar under Mancini where we were happy to let the opposition take their pick of being passed or kicked off the park. Big difference between that and setting your team up like a Pulis or Maureen team though.I don't think we are a dirty team though, it's not like a Stoke or Bolton. We have some tough lads at Spurs, a far cry from the past 25 years where we've never really got stuck in bar Michael Brown, Freund and Thatcher perhaps. The biggest difference is this lot can play as well as stand up to teams physically
Nor do I. Tough, and you stand your ground, no problem with that. On one or two occasions some of your players cross the line (Dier, for example), but certainly no more than average.I don't think we are a dirty team though,