Jose Mourinho

[10Rivaldo]

So you do believe he actually tells them "Go out there and break their legs"? So funny. Players being retarded imply coach calling them to do something retarded which ultimately makes the coach retarded? Or maybe it's just that Mourinho doesn't stop them, because the circumstances (lenient refereeing and many Barca players having theatrical reputation) allow him to ignore this?

Do you honestly believe the thuggery isn't a part of Mourinho's tactics? Was Real Madrid this violent under Pellegrini? How about Inter vs. Barcelona last season? Put the two together and it doesn't take a genius to figure out this is all a part of Mourinho's tactics.

Never heard Mourinho referring to anyone as penises, did I miss something?

Oh, Madridistas.

 

[El Gato]

Pellegrini cared about RM playing too hard, cared about suspensions and image. Mourinho takes advantage of RM being able to play hard due to what I said in the earlier post and doesn't care about suspensions and image. He only cares about wins which was clear right from the start.

And I am allowed to miss something about Mourinho (since I don't really care about his crap), did he or did he not say that? Or maybe I've misunderstood something, if so then I apologize.

PS: I'm quite tired. 4 am here. I'm out.

 

[UEFA_Barça_Chris]

for god's sake open your eyes wolfe it's so obvious on what is happening with mourinho dumbass thuggery play. when do you see RM playing like less-violent on almost every single clasico we encountered this year? It's really starting to make me irritated, and annoyed with clasicos for every time we face a mourinho team, since the chelsea times. Hell, I remember him accusing Messi for being theatrical in Stamford bridge 2006 when Del Horno made that nasty tackle. It's as if every time we face a mou team they always have to be violent!

 

[Flavia]

Never heard Mourinho referring to anyone as penises, did I miss something?

During his press conference after the game, he called Tito Villanova "Pito". That's slang in spanish for that(di*k).

 

[Chainsaw]

True...

All his provoking business before could be classified under 'mind games' or somewhere along those lines...

Physical assault though?

That's just crossing the line for a manager.

He suddenly went from being a cunning, brilliant coach, king of the mind games to simply a sore loser who can't control himself better than a 5 year old.

He already crossed the line by his conspiracy BS after CL match. Poking was just the next piece of the puzzle. Maybe La Furia calls that 'Mind Games' as he does it himself, but it's not. His players were kicking Barca players left and right in the last 3,4 matches. That's not Mind Games!

 

[estranged]

For the people (mainly sore madridistas, or madridismo, or psuedo-madrisdita) saying why are we bitching and crying over Mourinho so much.

As pathetic as it was, I don't really get that upset when he does moronic stuff like talk about a Barca-Uefa conspiracy and go around and poke tito in the eye, because at the end of the day he is making himself look like a clown, that is all. But somebody has to do something about him sending his players out to maim and injure Barca players, that is my number 1 worry as a Barca fan. Look at Marcelo's tackle, ok cesc walked away without injury but there was a good chance his season would have ended right there and then, or worse yet even his career, we know many players can't get back to their old form after bad injuries. Imagine he injured Cesc, that would be like 30 million euros down the toilet. If I was UEFA I would consider handing down punishments to Pepe and Marcelo the monkey, not just Jose.

Disclaimer: The term monkey here is used outside of a racial context, to describe Marcelo for what he really is, a monkey.

 

[Chainsaw]

So you do believe he actually tells them "Go out there and break their legs"? So funny. Players being retarded imply coach telling them to do something retarded which ultimately makes the coach retarded? Or maybe it's just that Mourinho doesn't stop them, because the circumstances (lenient refereeing, his ability to put pressure on referees using media and many Barca players having theatrical reputation) allow him to ignore this?

Yes telling his players to "Go out there and break their legs" is funny but he doesn't ask this. He tell his players to play hard on Barca players and do some dirty tricks on them everytime they feel the refree may not notice it. You look at many of Pepe, Marcelo and Arbeloa tackles they all do their tasks that mostly only the cameras can catch. And Khedira, Carvalho, Xabi and Ramos do it alternatively to avoid getting red cards. Though they all deserved it anyway.

 

[mitkoa7x]

http://www.totalbarca.com/2011/news/mourinho-resigns/#more-86266

I used to want to kill this guy, now I wana torture him for 10 years...

 

[ivan22]

I read in a swiss newspaper that he could get banned for up to twelve games.

 

[Chainsaw]

I read in a swiss newspaper that he could get banned for up to twelve games.

He won't. He's the coach of Franco CF.

 

[mittchan82]

It's simple fellas: Mourinho is just too deperate to win against Barca and he is willing to do anything to get some sort of satisfaction. Let him do his theatrics all he want.
It almost seems like he wants to prove to us that he is a good coach and is good enough to be FCB's manager. It's like he has a daddy issue: when you have a dad that tells you you're not good enough, the harder you try to prove to him that you are good enough for whatever it is.
Karma's a bitch and what goes around comes around. I just hope our team keeps beating him and any other team he goes to in the future. That's the best way of getting back at this clown.

 

[Flavia]

barcastuff
Calderon (ex-president Real Madrid): "The president of Madrid didn't stand up when he needed to. The real president is Mourinho." [com]

 

[Barcafan 2304]

Abducted? Lol.

stoke,
I know what you mean, but then again slapping someone on the back of the head doesn't make Tito any cleaner despite getting eye poked quite lightly (if it was severe then situation would be more dramatic than it was).

Mou is keeping it clean for himself very well on his ground. All he takes care about is the trust of his supporters, he can't afford to lose it since it's harder to earn.

Sorry mate, there is no way Tito and Mourinho were as bad as each other. I agree that Vilanova's shove should be looked into but Mourinho's actions were shockingly low

 

[mitkoa7x]

barcastuff
Calderon (ex-president Real Madrid): "The president of Madrid didn't stand up when he needed to. The real president is Mourinho." [com]

Ahh snap, i hope Perez listenes to this guy.

 

[Barcaman]

barcastuff
Calderon (ex-president Real Madrid): "The president of Madrid didn't stand up when he needed to. The real president is Mourinho." [com]

True.