HomeWhich of the other big 3 managers will be most happy/relieved to see Mourinho go?
I reckon Benitez.
I reckon Benitez.
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Who will be the happiest at Mourinho's departure?
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Shevchenko !
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Abramovich also, I guess. And Avram Grant.
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Re: Who will be the happiest at Mourinho's departure?
by Deluded F*ck™ Thu Sep 20, 2007 1:41 am
Ballack Sheva, Alex, Joe Cole...
Probably Rafa though, "for sure"
Remember this:
Hehe.
Probably Rafa though, "for sure"
Remember this:
Jose Mourinho yesterday casually tossed a hand-grenade into the already incendiary mix for tonight's Champions League semi-final when, unprompted, he declared that he expected Liverpool to "chase" his striker Didier Drogba so that he is booked and misses next week's second leg.
The Chelsea manager also accused Liverpool of having only played "three or four matches" since January in order to concentrate on Europe's premier competition because, by then, they had already given up on the Premiership.
In, even by his standards, a virtuoso performance, Mourinho also questioned whether or not Liverpool were a "big club" under Rafael Benítez as they target cup competitions.
"If you are not a big club you choose one competition and you fight in that competition and forget the others," Mourinho said. "Big clubs cannot do this. We have to try the maximum we can. It's a risk of win everything or the risk of win nothing. It's a risk we have to take." Mourinho even went as far as to ridicule Liverpool's league record under Benítez. "I'm not a statistics man but in the last three seasons, including this one, in the Premiership I think Chelsea have had 60 more points than Liverpool," he said. "That's a lot.
"So if they are a great team in knock-out competitions, [and] we have to admit that, we have to praise them for that. They are a top knock-out team, but if you play in only one competition for half of the season then you have great conditions. And since January they have only played Champions League."
And what if he had, like Benítez, not won the league during that time? Would he have kept his job? "Three years without a Premiership?" Mourinho asked, incredulously, before glancing at the Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck who was an amused observer at yesterday's press conference. "That's a question to ask Mr Buck, but I don't think so."
Hehe.
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kas wrote:Which of the other big 3 managers will be most happy/relieved to see Mourinho go?
I reckon Benitez.
None of them. All three are successful top of the class managers. They're very competitive, and some conflicts happen along the way among them. However, I don't think any of them three or guys like Sven or Jol are happy about it.
On the other hand, I can see Fat Twat being overjoyed about Jose Mourinho sacking.
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I think Luis (from this board) will be very happy also.
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Puro wrote:kas wrote:Which of the other big 3 managers will be most happy/relieved to see Mourinho go?
I reckon Benitez.
None of them. All three are successful top of the class managers. They're very competitive, and some conflicts happen along the way among them. However, I don't think any of them three or guys like Sven or Jol are happy about it.
On the other hand, I can see Fat Twat being overjoyed about Jose Mourinho sacking.
Sam and Mourinho are good mates, they have big respect for eachother.
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Puro wrote:kas wrote:Which of the other big 3 managers will be most happy/relieved to see Mourinho go?
I reckon Benitez.
None of them. All three are successful top of the class managers. They're very competitive, and some conflicts happen along the way among them. However, I don't think any of them three or guys like Sven or Jol are happy about it.
On the other hand, I can see Fat Twat being overjoyed about Jose Mourinho sacking.
You are just finding ways to fit 'fat twat' in a post
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L.r.d wrote:Puro wrote:kas wrote:Which of the other big 3 managers will be most happy/relieved to see Mourinho go?
I reckon Benitez.
None of them. All three are successful top of the class managers. They're very competitive, and some conflicts happen along the way among them. However, I don't think any of them three or guys like Sven or Jol are happy about it.
On the other hand, I can see Fat Twat being overjoyed about Jose Mourinho sacking.
The only reason he hates him is because he's the manager that goes against his "all English managers are shite" theory.
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Kimbo wrote:
The only reason he hates him is because he's the manager that goes against his "all English managers are shite" theory.
Oooh "hate" word. I don't hate Fat Sam. I think he's a poor manager that's all. Only shitty managers lose to teams like Derby County. True story Kimbo. I already said me and you could've taken three points from Derby County on Monday, but not Fat Sam.
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Puro wrote:Kimbo wrote:
The only reason he hates him is because he's the manager that goes against his "all English managers are shite" theory.
Oooh "hate" word. I don't hate Fat Sam. I think he's a poor manager that's all. Only shitty managers lose to teams like Derby County. True story Kimbo. I already said me and you could've taken three points from Derby County on Monday, but not Fat Sam.
Yeah, despite all the evidence available. Derby was one game, these things happen, so i'll let him off. Even Robson and Keegan would lose the odd game to a much leseser team. There's alot of new players at the club and it's going to take a bit of time to gel. FACT.
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kas wrote:Which of the other big 3 managers will be most happy/relieved to see Mourinho go?
I reckon Benitez.
nah.. benitez had jose under his thumb
arsene and fergie will be most happy because they kept getting whopped by him
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Re: Who will be the happiest at Mourinho's departure?
by Roger Hunt Thu Sep 20, 2007 11:10 am
All of the above.
Chelsea will perform worse this season without Jose than they would have done with him.
Chelsea will perform worse this season without Jose than they would have done with him.
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Re: Who will be the happiest at Mourinho's departure?
by bluenine Thu Sep 20, 2007 11:20 am
I agree. Ballack a close second, and Roman third.
Sgoater1 wrote:Shevchenko !
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Re: Who will be the happiest at Mourinho's departure?
by debaser Thu Sep 20, 2007 11:24 am
short term- fergie, as they're playing them this weekend and it's probably now an ideal time to do so.
long term, if chelsea don't get in a replacement of equal quality they'll all be happy as its weakened one of their primary rivals.
long term, if chelsea don't get in a replacement of equal quality they'll all be happy as its weakened one of their primary rivals.
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COTR wrote:kas wrote:Which of the other big 3 managers will be most happy/relieved to see Mourinho go?
I reckon Benitez.
nah.. benitez had jose under his thumb
That would explain why you never scored a single goal at Stamford Bridge under Mourinho and won only 3/6 games at Anfield
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Re: Who will be the happiest at Mourinho's departure?
by Roger Hunt Thu Sep 20, 2007 1:35 pm
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S4P wrote:COTR wrote:kas wrote:Which of the other big 3 managers will be most happy/relieved to see Mourinho go?
I reckon Benitez.
nah.. benitez had jose under his thumb
That would explain why you never scored a single goal at Stamford Bridge under Mourinho and won only 3/6 games at Anfield
I give rafa about 40 % credit for getting jose the sack
The rest goes to jose himself for boring the pants off the owner
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Re: Who will be the happiest at Mourinho's departure?
by Scorpius Thu Sep 20, 2007 2:56 pm
I think everybody's jumping around right now who wouldnt want 2 see maureen leave. excluding chelsea fans.
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