Jose Mourinho

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Chainsaw

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Maradona: Mourinho is the best coach in the world,
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As much as Che Guevara and Fidel Castro are world's heroes!
 

Barcafan 2304

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Is Mourinho not liked in Spain then? The Italians don't seem to like him either, but he's loved in England :lol:

I really think he'll stay at Real until he wins something, then quit while he's ahead and take Mancini's job at city.

Hopefully, that won't happen!
 

poncirus

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In the hotel lobby Mourinho walked to his assistants and with smile on his face imitated Thiago Sliva's header against Barcelona.

As a final comment to Barcelona's draw against Milan, Real Madrid coach made a cutthroat gesture supposedly suggesting: Barcelona is over.

This appeared in some Croatian newspapers. :lol: if true.He really is a moron character from some bad cartoon.
 
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Worms

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:lol:

Mourinho is dropping to many points away to weaker teams.

Thought he would have sorted out this problem by now.
 

FiReFTW

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"There was a clear penalty, which would have given Iborra his second yellow card, and that had a clear impact on the result" he told reporters at a post-match press conference.

"If we had scored from the spot and been 10 versus 10, the history of the game would have been different.

"But we do not have to take credit away from Levante and from what they know they can do at home. I have to congratulate them for this.

"They know how to provoke, to simulate, to waste time and not give the ball. This is also football and our players do not like these things. No one does it better than Levante in this league."

The Portuguese tactician said Khedira was partially accountable for the negative result, but noted that the German midfielder only fell victim to Levante's antics.

"There are players on our team who cannot get used to the dirty part of football, who are not comfortable with it," Mourinho said.

"One of my players [Khedira] was at fault because he knew what was going to happen. He fell into the trap.

"I hold him partially responsible for the defeat, but the referee is also to blame. Not signalling a penalty nor sending a player off is a lot."

Mourinho conceded his team were largely superior before Khedira was shown red and lamented they could not score during that period.

"While both teams had 11 players on the pitch, we played well and our opponent did not enter our midfield," he explained.

"We had chances on goal, two of them in which there was no goalkeeper and another one with an easy shot from four meters out, and we could not score."

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
 
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