ShiftyPowers
Make America Great Again
Tiago_10;2404394 said:
He's going to look so good on the sideline at the Allianz Arena next season after Ottmar steps down
Can you imagine Jose coaching that team? I can
-
This is a reminder of 3 IMPORTANT RULES:
1- External self-promotion websites or apps are NOT allowed here, like Discord/Twitter/Patreon/etc.
2- Do NOT post in other languages. English-only.
3- Crack/Warez/Piracy talk is NOT allowed.
Breaking any of the above rules will result in your messages being deleted and you will be banned upon repetition.
Please, stop by this thread SoccerGaming Forum Rules And Guidelines and make sure you read and understand our policies.
Thank you!
**BREAKING NEWS" Mourinho Has Left Chelsea !!!
- Thread starter tracertong
- Start date
He's going to look so good on the sideline at the Allianz Arena next season after Ottmar steps down
Can you imagine Jose coaching that team? I can
Vinnie Jones
Senior Squad
ShiftyPowers;2404665 said:He's going to look so good on the sideline at the Allianz Arena next season after Ottmar steps down
Can you imagine Jose coaching that team? I can
It wouldn´t surprise me. Here´s a quote from a Mourinho´s interview today (i´ll post the translation too) " Voltarei a treinar em Inglaterra, mas não quero que esse seja o meu próximo passo. Tem de ser outro país, outra experiência, outro futebol. Vou ter de escolher entre aprender a língua italiana ou alemã."
"I´ll coach in England again, but i don´t want it to be my next step. It must be another country, another experience, another football. I´ll have to choose between learning the italian or de german language".
MaestroZidane
YELLOW CARD: Untrustworthy
my pick is Inter or Juve... Hopefully is Juve, Although, because of the position that Inter are in -CL and players-, That may be the most likely place that he may end up. 
TOON ARMY;2404607 said:
You misunderstand me TA. I am not defending Roman OR the board. I am also not defending Jose either. Chelsea is my club, and it's the future of the club that matters. Being a Toon fan you should know better than most that whatever happens in the boardroom, leaves us fans helpless. We like you will just have to have our fingers crossed and hope it all works out. How many managers has your board sacked in the last 10 years man?
I think it was obvious to all that Jose was never gonna tone down his attitude towards Roman. Jose said some pretty crazy things before this season started. He said that when he has had enough then he will just walk away. So why wait for that to happen? As it happens TA, Tenenbaum arrived with Roman 4 years ago. Arnesen is NOT a personal "mate" of his. Roman is the owner of Chelsea and whether people like it or not he has first and last say. I have as much influence in Chelsea's boardroom as you have at Newcastle's mate. Our role is to celebrate or suffer decisions made in the boardroom. As a fan that is our fate.[/QUOTE]
I would love to know where you get this "inside" information mate. I have a couple of people at Chelsea who tell me that this kind of crap is just that. CRAP.
Thelonious;2404623 said:
Was Jose Jewish? Is Clarkey Jewish? Don't be so silly mate. It has nothing to do with anyone's religion at all, even if the anti semetic English media would like you to think so.
Grant is also NOT a close friend of Roman either. If that was the case then Grant would have arrived at Chelsea a lot sooner than he did.
If you are really concerned about Jewish influence in the English game, then lets also talk about Arsenal and Spurs to begin with shall we?
tracertong;2404632 said:
That my friend is a positive not a negative.
Nah not more "honest" at all mate. This just suits you more that's all.
This "fan" needs to remember that without Roman there would not be a Chelsea Football Club. He sounds like a newby to me whatever he says to the contrarary. Fan's like him we could do without. I suppose this same "fan" will be booing the team at at Old Trafford on Sunday as some have said they will. Wankers every one of them.
Kulixs;2404621 said:
Yeah and I wasn't far off with my comments either was I. Diving became a big thing at Chelsea with the arrival of Jose. That is a fact that no Chelsea fan is proud of.
Anyway keep reading the Sun guys, because they will give you all the "real" inside info on the situation, and keep you provided with some wonderful opportunities to make some really great posts.........
Wengers Opinion
Wenger: Chelsea Won't Implode, Give Grant A Chance.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger does not subscribe to the theory that Chelsea will crumble following the departure of Jose Mourinho - or that there will be an exodus of leading players from Stamford Bridge...
Arsene Wenger, quizzed by journalists about the events at rivals Chelsea this week, insisted: “There is no danger that Chelsea will fall apart. I do not believe at all that there will be an exodus of players."
The Arsenal boss sought to put some of the more alarmist headlines into perspective when he said: “It is normal that some players are unhappy whenever a manager leaves — but it is not their job to say who runs the team."
Wenger predicts that Chelsea will get by without Mourinho.
“It is difficult from the outside to assess how much Chelsea’s success was down to Mourinho’s quality, how much down to Abramovich’s money and how much to the fact he inherited a good side which had finished second the previous year.
“One thing I do know is that you can have money and still not win trophies but you cannot be successful if you are a bad coach.”
Wenger said that he believed Mourinho’s departure was more attributable to his disagreements with owner Roman Abramovich than to a perceived lack of entertainment provided by Chelsea on the pitch.
And on the question of whether Chelsea's strars would be stampeding towards the Stamford Bridge exit door, Wenger added:
“Their job is to perform well for the club and honour the contracts they are paid for.
"If I were to leave Arsenal tomorrow, the players would still try to win their games because they are good professionals. And that’s the same situation at Chelsea.”
Wenger also had words of encouragement for Mourinho's successor, Avram Grant.
He said Chelsea's fans and players should give Grant a fair chance to prove himself a worthy successor to Mourinho.
He observed: “Nobody knew about me when I arrived in England but I know Avram Grant and he is a very intelligent man with a big knowledge of the game.
“He came to study our training methods when he was the Israeli coach and I liked the man.
“There is nothing to stop him being a success because he has the financial resources, he has the players and he has the knowledge.
“I understand people have become a bit passionate and emotional after Mourinho’s sudden departure. But that doesn’t mean you have to convict the guy who comes after him.”
Wise words as usual from Wenger.
Wenger: Chelsea Won't Implode, Give Grant A Chance.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger does not subscribe to the theory that Chelsea will crumble following the departure of Jose Mourinho - or that there will be an exodus of leading players from Stamford Bridge...
Arsene Wenger, quizzed by journalists about the events at rivals Chelsea this week, insisted: “There is no danger that Chelsea will fall apart. I do not believe at all that there will be an exodus of players."
The Arsenal boss sought to put some of the more alarmist headlines into perspective when he said: “It is normal that some players are unhappy whenever a manager leaves — but it is not their job to say who runs the team."
Wenger predicts that Chelsea will get by without Mourinho.
“It is difficult from the outside to assess how much Chelsea’s success was down to Mourinho’s quality, how much down to Abramovich’s money and how much to the fact he inherited a good side which had finished second the previous year.
“One thing I do know is that you can have money and still not win trophies but you cannot be successful if you are a bad coach.”
Wenger said that he believed Mourinho’s departure was more attributable to his disagreements with owner Roman Abramovich than to a perceived lack of entertainment provided by Chelsea on the pitch.
And on the question of whether Chelsea's strars would be stampeding towards the Stamford Bridge exit door, Wenger added:
“Their job is to perform well for the club and honour the contracts they are paid for.
"If I were to leave Arsenal tomorrow, the players would still try to win their games because they are good professionals. And that’s the same situation at Chelsea.”
Wenger also had words of encouragement for Mourinho's successor, Avram Grant.
He said Chelsea's fans and players should give Grant a fair chance to prove himself a worthy successor to Mourinho.
He observed: “Nobody knew about me when I arrived in England but I know Avram Grant and he is a very intelligent man with a big knowledge of the game.
“He came to study our training methods when he was the Israeli coach and I liked the man.
“There is nothing to stop him being a success because he has the financial resources, he has the players and he has the knowledge.
“I understand people have become a bit passionate and emotional after Mourinho’s sudden departure. But that doesn’t mean you have to convict the guy who comes after him.”
Wise words as usual from Wenger.
ScimitarPES2
Senior Squad
Might as well go ahead and officially rename the club to Chelski right now .. Abrahmovich is quite simply
I can't see Chelsea seriously contending for the Premiership or Champions League season. Yes, they have good players and Mourinho wasn't the only component that made Chelsea very good, but I can't see a great deal of stability with the team or a team spirit as high as it would have been under Mourinho. Inevitably, I can also see a fair few players leaving this summer..
I can't see Chelsea seriously contending for the Premiership or Champions League season. Yes, they have good players and Mourinho wasn't the only component that made Chelsea very good, but I can't see a great deal of stability with the team or a team spirit as high as it would have been under Mourinho. Inevitably, I can also see a fair few players leaving this summer..
ScimitarPES2;2404918 said:Might as well go ahead and officially rename the club to Chelski right now .. Abrahmovich is quite simply
I can't see Chelsea seriously contending for the Premiership or Champions League season. Yes, they have good players and Mourinho wasn't the only component that made Chelsea very good, but I can't see a great deal of stability with the team or a team spirit as high as it would have been under Mourinho. Inevitably, I can also see a fair few players leaving this summer..
Could you also tell me who will win the 3 oclock at Sandown this afternoon, seeing as you can obviously see into the future, I'd liketo make a few quid.
farmboy;2404961 said:
Like all teams, we have some real dickheads who follow Chelsea. They seem to be under the impression that Grant/Roman/Kenyon, should be booed when the team take the field at Old Trafford.
They are probably newbie fans anyway who came to Chelsea when Roman did. The real fans of the club have pleaded on every Chelsea fansite to cheer the boys out, and to cheer them on like never before. We need to show solidarity on Sunday but this is something that certain dickheads do not seem to understand. These morons are simply Jose fans and not Chelsea supporters, so the sooner they bugger off somewhere else the better.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2002390000-2007440161,00.html
The Arsenal boss declared that Mourinho’s sacking was: “Sudden, surprising and brutal.”
Yet he still could not resist a final dig at the man who became famous for shouting his mouth off and boring his Stamford Bridge bosses.
Wenger said: “It is one thing to be entertaining in Press conferences but it is not the same value as being entertaining on the pitch.
“That is what people love football for and there is no doubt Chelsea have the resources to replace him with another top-class manager.
“I want to be working in the best league in the world and confronted by the best managers.
"Mourinho’s arrival made this league more interesting because it brought another club into the top-level fight.
“Before, it was just Arsenal and Manchester United. Now there is also Chelsea, Liverpool and others.”
LOLzer
I think that you forgot that part, Pede, or maybe you didn't retrieve the article from its original source?
The Arsenal boss declared that Mourinho’s sacking was: “Sudden, surprising and brutal.”
Yet he still could not resist a final dig at the man who became famous for shouting his mouth off and boring his Stamford Bridge bosses.
Wenger said: “It is one thing to be entertaining in Press conferences but it is not the same value as being entertaining on the pitch.
“That is what people love football for and there is no doubt Chelsea have the resources to replace him with another top-class manager.
“I want to be working in the best league in the world and confronted by the best managers.
"Mourinho’s arrival made this league more interesting because it brought another club into the top-level fight.
“Before, it was just Arsenal and Manchester United. Now there is also Chelsea, Liverpool and others.”
LOLzer
I think that you forgot that part, Pede, or maybe you didn't retrieve the article from its original source?
Horatiu;2404773 said:Inter
OHGODNO, OHGODNO, OHGODNO!!
Look, don't get me wrong. It's not like I resent the man and his unbelievable successes, probably one of the best streaks in sports history interms of achievements in the short amount of time that he's been able to do it, and I really dig his personality, but I ******* loathe his coaching philosophy and tactics. Hell, if we're gonna let Mancini go (wouldn't recommend that we do that right now), I'd rather give Lippi another go, or Capello. They also might be of the same approach as Mourinho, but I prefer their form of catennacio and knowledge over his methods anyday, man.
4-3 victory>>>>1-NILer.
I don't know where the **** Zeman is right now, man, but I'd much rather prefer him than Jose anyday.
Yep. Your consistency was one part of that thread that I was impressed with.pede54;2404893 said:
Some are now speculating that Mourinho could eventually take over at Man Utd once Ferguson leaves. It crossed my mind. He's a top manager, and Ferguson is a admirer. If Ferguson was to give references to the Glazer family once he leaves, Mourinho would most likely be one of the managers on the list. He's experienced at the top level, and with the English game and media. It would be one of the most controversial appointments in football history IF it was to happen one day.
Kulixs;2405175 said:
Oh mate, when that day comes, which is very possible, you will find out just how it is to have Jose as your manager. When he returns to England it could well be to Man U that he could go. Don't know how long he would last though. I can't see Sir Bobby Charlton agreeing to his arrival though. Bobby hates the bloke.
ScimitarPES2
Senior Squad
pede54;2404923 said:Could you also tell me who will win the 3 oclock at Sandown this afternoon, seeing as you can obviously see into the future, I'd liketo make a few quid.
If I could see the future, I'd have probably been somewhere hot and sunny surrounded by gorgeous women, instead of posting that .. as I'd have predicted the winning lottery numbers for a huge Carlos*pot.
Alas, it was just an opinion. 