Fernando Torres

[Theconomist]

He didn't score against Norwich, is he gone?

with the wind

 

[ammarfcb]

Basically, everyone is joking about the "he's back" thing besides kingleo.

im not :/

 

[Corb]

with the wind

 

[Galning]

im not :/

 

[antonnn]

Benitez is such a muppet. Worst appointment we could have made after sacking RDM man. Torres is finished, and when he plays bad against Swansea Benitez has the nerve to say he played bad cause he had a stomach bug. Fuck me dead if he was REALLY ill(which we all know he isn't) then why would you start him over an in-form player who scored a double in his first game?

Can't wait for the season's end just in the hopes this fellow will piss off. Chelsea fans were really patient but it's over now.

 

[Karnivore]

We were never patient - and it's embarassing clapping every 16 minutes. Benitez was an awful appointment for the way in which we play and the history between himself and the Club, but making RDM permanent was just as bad. In truth, we were extremely lucky to win the CL (deserved after the lack of it we've suffered for 6-7 years btw), but he was never good enough to take on the reigns full time.

With the Mourinho situation becoming increasingly unstable at Real, I think every man and his dog is wishing he returns back to the Club in the summer. It's just a match made in heaven, and he'd be welcomed back with open arms.

 

[GiantKiller]

With the Mourinho situation becoming increasingly unstable at Real, I think every man and his dog is wishing he returns back to the Club in the summer. It's just a match made in heaven, and he'd be welcomed back with open arms.

I don't think Mourinho will move to Chelsea. Not until Abramovich is there.

 

[Karnivore]

It's the most logical appointment - you'd think if Abramovich had an ounce of sense he'd be on his hands and knees begging Mourinho to return. Real Madrid will regret it when he leaves, just like both us and Inter Milan did.

 

[GiantKiller]

It's the most logical appointment - you'd think if Abramovich had an ounce of sense he'd be on his hands and knees begging Mourinho to return. Real Madrid will regret it when he leaves, just like both us and Inter Milan did.

That's exactly the problem.

And no, I don't think Madrid will regret it when Mou leaves.

 

[Karnivore]

I'll bet you they do. Real Madrid would still be trophyless had Mourinho not come in when he did, and everyone knows how toothless they looked before then.

 

[Deco 20]

I'll bet you they do. Real Madrid would still be trophyless had Mourinho not come in when he did, and everyone knows how toothless they looked before then.

Tbh Pellegrini had a more than decent first league season for Madrid.

 

[GiantKiller]

Mourinho hasn't been so successful as of yet that Real, arguably the biggest club in the world, would regret him leaving. Also, they weren't 'toothless' the season before he arrived. Not even close.

 

[Karnivore]

Mourinho won them the Copa del Rey and the Spanish title when it looked like 'the greatest team of all time' where going to conquer Europe for years to come. He smashed records along the way too. They're such a circus of a club at the moment though it's starting to filter onto the pitch. Ronaldo unhappy, dividance between players, animosity between Mourinho and board etc. Mourinho's the best manager in the world, where do you go from there? We'll just have to wait and see, but i'm fairly confident they'll regret ever giving him the shoe - like I said, both ourselves and Inter certainly regretted losing him.

 

[GiantKiller]

Mourinho won them the Copa del Rey and the Spanish title when it looked like 'the greatest team of all time' where going to conquer Europe for years to come. He smashed records along the way too. They're such a circus of a club at the moment though it's starting to filter onto the pitch. Ronaldo unhappy, dividance between players, animosity between Mourinho and board etc. Mourinho's the best manager in the world, where do you go from there? We'll just have to wait and see, but i'm fairly confident they'll regret ever giving him the shoe - like I said, both ourselves and Inter certainly regretted losing him.

Mourinho is a big part of the reason as to why they're currently a circus club which makes the comparisons of Real with Inter and Chelsea invalid. Besides, Mourinho winning something wasn't a surprise at all because he's one of the top coaches right now and not to win anything would've required a failure of epic proportions. Something highly improbable.

 

[Deco 20]

Mourinho won them the Copa del Rey and the Spanish title when it looked like 'the greatest team of all time' where going to conquer Europe for years to come. He smashed records along the way too. They're such a circus of a club at the moment though it's starting to filter onto the pitch. Ronaldo unhappy, dividance between players, animosity between Mourinho and board etc. Mourinho's the best manager in the world, where do you go from there? We'll just have to wait and see, but i'm fairly confident they'll regret ever giving him the shoe - like I said, both ourselves and Inter certainly regretted losing him.

Well he's the main reason for Madrid being in shambles this season. Not to mention that he's in a club where winning 1/3 leagues isn't that special, no matter how good the opposition is. Especially not when you've got 100 million euro CR as a striker and 60 million Kaka on the bench, among others.