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http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11667/10648266/jose-mourinho-demands-manchester-united-players-put-their-bodies-on-the-line
Man hes a joke. I know the media spin things but is that really a wise thing to say?
Man hes a joke. I know the media spin things but is that really a wise thing to say?
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Original post by trapking
Nah true man utd players understand what it means to wear the shirt. It's blood,tears and passion.
i can't wait till your team starts bottling it. It's gonna be funny af after all this Liverpool hype.
i can't wait till your team starts bottling it. It's gonna be funny af after all this Liverpool hype.
Yh hugging and joking it out with the Chelsea players after getting a hammering is a real show of blood, tears and passion isn't it? The only player who is really playing for the United shirt is Mata, everyone else is just happy to pick up the paycheck. Even Mourinho was questioning the attitude of the players after that Fenerbache game.
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His best interview ever. "I prefer not to speak... if i speak i am in big trouble, beeeg trouble" LOL
Original post by James.Carnell
His best interview ever. "I prefer not to speak... if i speak i am in big trouble, beeeg trouble" LOL
His best interview ever. "I prefer not to speak... if i speak i am in big trouble, beeeg trouble" LOL
'When your mum asks you what exam results you got'
"I prefer not to speak, If I speak I am in big trouble"
Wasn't even the best meltdown of the season
guy looked like he was gunna cry
Best interview ever has to be the specialist in failure one though
guy looked like he was gunna cry
Best interview ever has to be the specialist in failure one though
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Do any of you actually like your manager?
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Original post by bammy jastard 27
Lallana was good value for money and Mane has been better than Martial.
Martial is costing more over the long term too because it rises to 60M.
Martial is costing more over the long term too because it rises to 60M.
Martial will be one of the best players in the world so £60million aint ****.
Even if we do sell him it'll be for a crazy amount.
We have our own fans telling us Jose is past it and no longer a world class manager FFS.
Original post by Obiejess
FK, difeo, sr90 and Eb all do
I think Fizzel, dirty and Louis do as well
Original post by Obiejess
Nope except those people Kenan has just mentioned in his post.
Original post by That Bearded Man
We have our own fans telling us Jose is past it and no longer a world class manager FFS.
It's true though..
It's funny how people try and justify Mourinho even when he's clearly part of the problem as well.
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Original post by swirly
Wasn't even the best meltdown of the season
guy looked like he was gunna cry
Best interview ever has to be the specialist in failure one though
guy looked like he was gunna cry
Best interview ever has to be the specialist in failure one though
My favourite is "I have nussing to say..."
Original post by trapking
It's true though..
It's funny how people try and justify Mourinho even when he's clearly part of the problem as well.
It's funny how people try and justify Mourinho even when he's clearly part of the problem as well.
You know what you're getting with Mourinho, his methods can't be outdated when he won the league with them two years ago. Sure we can't be surprised if there are issues in a couple of years with some players, but in terms of footballing tactics, I don't believe that he's mysteriously lost it, or that football has evolved to such a degree that his methods are now out of date.
Original post by That Bearded Man
You know what you're getting with Mourinho, his methods can't be outdated when he won the league with them two years ago. Sure we can't be surprised if there are issues in a couple of years with some players, but in terms of footballing tactics, I don't believe that he's mysteriously lost it, or that football has evolved to such a degree that his methods are now out of date.
There were a lot of ticking time bombs with that team though caused by his tactics. I think not being able to beat a 10 man PSG side in particular despite going ahead twice(and being beaten deservedly too) and our hazard dependence in the second half of that season rang alarm bells.
Didnt expect that big an implosion but you guys are also imploding so early this season. Can't put my finger on it tbh.
Original post by swirly
Wasn't even the best meltdown of the season
guy looked like he was gunna cry
Best interview ever has to be the specialist in failure one though
guy looked like he was gunna cry
Best interview ever has to be the specialist in failure one though
Serious meltdown. prefer not to speak was a different season though.
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Original post by swirly
Wasn't even the best meltdown of the season
guy looked like he was gunna cry
Best interview ever has to be the specialist in failure one though
guy looked like he was gunna cry
Best interview ever has to be the specialist in failure one though
why doesn't he show this kind of passion at Utd so far tho?
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Original post by bammy jastard 27
There were a lot of ticking time bombs with that team though caused by his tactics. I think not being able to beat a 10 man PSG side in particular despite going ahead twice(and being beaten deservedly too) and our hazard dependence in the second half of that season rang alarm bells.
Didnt expect that big an implosion but you guys are also imploding so early this season. Can't put my finger on it tbh.
Didnt expect that big an implosion but you guys are also imploding so early this season. Can't put my finger on it tbh.
I think United need a Mourinho-type to actually motivate players, he's prepared to drop Rooney for instance. Then again his style is to ship out our younger players for short term gain, so I don't know
It's fair to say that all teams are jealous of Man City's attacking prowess, Liverpools scintillating work ethic and attacking threat, Poch's energy and Conte's magic. Don't see why United fans see the success of our rivals as a criticism of Mourinho.
Original post by That Bearded Man
I think United need a Mourinho-type to actually motivate players, he's prepared to drop Rooney for instance. Then again his style is to ship out our younger players for short term gain, so I don't know
It's fair to say that all teams are jealous of Man City's attacking prowess, Liverpools scintillating work ethic and attacking threat, Poch's energy and Conte's magic. Don't see why United fans see the success of our rivals as a criticism of Mourinho.
It's fair to say that all teams are jealous of Man City's attacking prowess, Liverpools scintillating work ethic and attacking threat, Poch's energy and Conte's magic. Don't see why United fans see the success of our rivals as a criticism of Mourinho.
Because you are having close to your worst season in premier league history and none of those teams actually look like dropping their level (unlike in 14/15 where everyone challenging for top 4 was bad besides one club)
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this one really hurt him
this one really hurt him
If Zlatan could finish no one would be rambling on about this. He's cost us minimum 6 points on his own.
Original post by bammy jastard 27
Because you are having close to your worst season in premier league history and none of those teams actually look like dropping their level (unlike in 14/15 where everyone challenging for top 4 was bad besides one club)
Well, Liverpool were always going to improve for this year. Chelseas revival is nothing short of miraculous but both Chelsea and Liverpool are clearly benefiting from no Europe. Man City have found a formation to harness their attacking threat but are overreliant on Fernandinho and still haven't sorted out the defence. Spurs I think will struggle, their squad is a bit on the thin side and Kane/Janssen ain't scoring. Arsenal look much improved with Ozil in good form but there dip usually comes around soon.
Out of our defeats, the City game was a credit to Man City who were superb. Liverpool couldn't break us down. Chelsea are red-hot. Watford and Stoke were classic poor performances where you need to take 3 points (everyone has these games) We should have massacred Burnley. The big factor is the big games. We beat Arsenal and we're back in it IMO
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