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Thats fucked, jose is a broken man
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Michel Kane
Source please.
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Mephisto
Sounds like a spoof,
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i5_PRODUCER
Mourinho was filled with such intense emotion that he grabbed a can of Red Bull and hurled it against the wall. It exploded and drops of the sugary energy drink ran down the faces of those nearest to him.
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I believe some elements of that still.. Sick coach , shit club manager
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kerser
All that talk about we can blame it on the ref
Smh
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Thizz
Diego Torres yeah may as well believe everything you read in the Daily Star while your at it.
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Agony
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The Infamous
Of the two impossible choices, the first is that they thrash us. This must be avoided at all costs so we can blame the referees. The other impossible choice is to win the tie. If, in trying to preserve the 0–0 we end up going to the final by chance, then perfect. But the priority is to finish with a close score so that we can blame the referees. A 2–1, 1–0, a draw . . . this will be enough to say that we were robbed at the Bernabéu.”
Wow what kind of coward shit is that
Iker>>>>
Wonder who the player that leaked all this info is
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If you read The Special One, the book by Diego Torres, the Spanish journalist, serialised in The Times this month, you are liable to form the impression that José Mourinho is a delusional narcissist with paranoid tendencies. It is an impression that, to my mind, seems increasingly apposite as this most topsy-turvy of seasons continues.
Chelsea supporters, many of them, still make excuses for him. They say that he is a tour de force; a character; they say that he adds to the rich tapestry of football. Such opinions may once have had merit; today, they seem like little more than special pleading for a man who consistently traduces referees, defames opponents and has yet to learn that most valuable of life lessons: how to lose with dignity.
The charmless diatribe after the defeat by Sunderland on Saturday was conspicuous, not because it was unexpected, but because it was utterly par for the course. This is a man who caused the premature retirement of Anders Frisk, the Swedish referee, by making baseless allegations that he had invited an opposition coach into his private room at half-time; who jabbed his finger into the eye of Tito Vilanova, the Barcelona coach; who protested a decision so wildly during a Copa del Rey final that he was sent from the dugout, then stormed out of the stadium without collecting his runners-up medal from the King of Spain.
Please don’t suppose that the sarcastic “congratulations” and veiled suggestion of some kind of conspiracy orchestrated against Chelsea by Mike Riley, general manager of the Professional Game Match Officials Limited, was a clever attempt to deflect criticism from his players, or a genius-like ruse to influence the men in black during the run-in. It was nothing of the sort. This was Mourinho in the raw; a glimpse into the curious workings of a mind that has, over time, become detached from reality. Paranoia is, of course, a predictable consequence of vanity. Roman emperors saw plots everywhere, even as they erected monuments to their own invincibility. Mourinho, whose self-importance has long been finessed by an army of sycophants, could see a conspiracy in a bowl of cornflakes.
Riley and Mike Dean, the referee on Saturday, are just the latest to be slandered by the Portuguese. When at Real Madrid, Mourinho publicly named four referees over whom Barcelona, the team to whom he had just lost, supposedly exercised “special power”. He also managed to hint at a wider plot by the entire football establishment. “If we score in Barcelona they will kill us again,” he said. “There is no chance for us. It is proven. They have to reach the final and they will.” It is almost beyond parody.
Mourinho may have great qualities as a manager, as he likes to remind us whenever a microphone is put near his mouth, but this is a very different thing to having class. He may have led clubs to trophies, and strutted his stuff as a manager in four countries, but that does not mean that he is an admirable human being. To my mind, the late Sir Bobby Robson, who possessed far more grace and tact, is worth a dozen Mourinhos. The irony is that his increasingly erratic behaviour risks undermining his capacity to inspire his players. At Madrid, he lost the dressing room. In one bizarre incident, related by Torres, he was so concerned about leaks to the media that he managed to tarnish his entire squad, although by that stage half the players had concluded that he was out of control and not worth listening to.
“He waited for the team in the dressing room before issuing a torrent of accusations,” Torres writes. “ ‘You’re traitors. I asked you not to speak with anyone about the team selection but you’ve betrayed me. It shows that you’re not on my side. You’re sons of bitches . . . You’re the most treacherous squad I’ve had in my life.’”
Chelsea still have the opportunity to end this season on a high. They play Atlético Madrid away in the first leg of the Champions League semi-final tomorrow night. The most prestigious title in club football is not beyond them, despite an inconsistent season. Two years ago, they overcame Barcelona at the same stage in one of the most astonishing performances by an English team in recent memory. They went on to win the final with another dogged, odds-defying display against Bayern Munich.
The problem for Mourinho is that, whatever happens in the last few games, his mystique is slowly evaporating. Most neutrals have become bored by the psychodrama. They do not see charm, just a man who can’t accept that losing is a part of life; who cannot see how cheap it looks when he consistently impugns the motives of the men in the middle. Even many Chelsea fans are starting to wonder if he is worth the candle.
He started all those years ago as the Special One, with a glint in his eye and goodwill from most neutrals. He is ending this season as the Tiresome One. He is an illustrious manager, to be sure, but his reputation is being consumed by his own paranoia. He needs to grow up and, instead of blaming everyone else, front up too.
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His comments about other managers earlier on in the season. pot kettle black springs to mind
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Thizz
He was talking about diving there lad be consistent
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Flojo
He's a hypocritical gobshite, trying to say otherwise at this point is laughable.
I'd find his behaviour embarrassing even if I was a Chelsea fan.
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TF S4DK
Mourinho is Mourinho, sometimes he's funny, sometimes he's very muggy, the latter of course is why he'll always be a Chelsea Legend.
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LOL the fact of the matter is he was talking about teams making it "difficult" for Refs yet his comments about Riley and Dean after the sunderland game he was making it difficult for the refs. he is a hypocrite and a little crying bitch boy
Sooner the media will get on to him which is is GOOD
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TF S4DK
They won't tho, as Mourinho seeks confrontation, and the journo won't want to get mugged off.
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The Infamous
They will he's already looking like a paranoid fool atm. Post Sunderland presser was the first game he had talked to the media in about 3 games
Thats a journos job to seek confrontation when we bun them at Anfield on Sunday he will crumble and start talking reckless again and I think this time it will be far too many times they let it slide so I expect some backlash.
He isn't the charismatic guy he was when he first touched these shores the Madrid experience has made him loopy and his big chat sounds more and more stupid by the day. Big questions have to be asked if Chelsea finish trophy less this season despite him tryna use the no striker excuse like he hasn't got 3 strikers that have over 500 career goals between them and another good striker out on loan.
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TF S4DK
They won't.
Plus Liverpool winning in whatever fashion, will be a easy getaway for Mourinho, cos everything will be about Liverpool...
Losing to Liverpool away, far less questions are asked then Sunderland at home. Well bar one of their players doing a MADNESS, easy getaway in the celebrations and heralding of Brendan.
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Boy I was reading articles last night in the Guardian and Times a few journos were on to him
Wont be long IMO. If not this season next season.
No one is gona listen to this midget talk shit for much longer. Only so much shit u can be fed
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TF S4DK
Yeah but I doubt they do the Chelsea beat.
Like for example...
He's London based, but he does Arsenal...
It needs to be the frontline consistent Chelsea journos.
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The Infamous
I have seen negative(ish) articles from Pro-Chelsea journalists like Samuel and Giles Smith. It will be a process but its getting there. Just need one of the frontline journos to break the silence and I expect more to print stories about Jose's illness.
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Rsonist
Lipton will never stop swinging from this guys ballsack. The c*nt.
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The King
Matt Hughes is another one of them cunts. Somehow links any article about any club to Chelsea.
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