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Barcafan 2304
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Nah thanks. On the off chance i do fluke a win, he would only throw a strop and try and poke me in the eye
El Gato
Villarato!
Not true.
Sandoval: Problems with Mourinho? Not at all, he simply commented that Di Maria's sending off was clever, but he knows exactly how it really was. He behaved like a gentleman while talking to me and he has shown that he can get out of problems people tend to put him into.
From the press conference after the game.
Sandoval: Problems with Mourinho? Not at all, he simply commented that Di Maria's sending off was clever, but he knows exactly how it really was. He behaved like a gentleman while talking to me and he has shown that he can get out of problems people tend to put him into.
From the press conference after the game.
dalitis8
Banned
Mourinho is a lot of things. But going against his interests, is not one of them.
Why would he join a spent force like that?
The only way out of Madrid for Jose would be a team in England. Preferably City, or back to Roman's arms. Where the money to buy the players are.
Clockwise
Buccaneer
Challange him, dare you? An ad taken from Real's website
They probably tried to put a solemn looking Mou pic there but somehow managed to put a photo of him with a sorta dumb look in his eyes. happens when you try too hard
FCBarca
Mike the Knife
You're believing what you want to believe there...You can even see from the video clip of Di Maria's sending off that Mou went to Sandoval to congratulate him for getting him sent off...and Sandoval did confirm this in the press...He's turned Madridistas into Bush sheep, joining in on the delusions
Barcafan 2304
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Agreed. I think he wants back to England for his next job, where his style is most suitable
10Messi10
True Barcelonista
Jose Mourinho's eye-poking of Tito Vilanova in Barcelona - Real Madrid Supercopa clash recreated in popular smartphone application
In the game, which has reached the top five in total iPhone idownloads, the player racks up points by pointing a finger in the eye of Barca's assistant coach
More than a month after poking Barcelona assistant coach Tito Vilanova in the eye during Real Madrid's 3-2 defeat in the second leg of the Spanish Supercopa at Camp Nou, Jose Mourinho is still pointing the finger.
The Portuguese was caught on camera poking Vilanova during the ugly brawl which marred the season's second Clasico, after Marcelo's bad tackle on Cesc Fabregas had provoked an unseemly confrontation between players and coaches from the two rival clubs.
Mourinho's moment of madness has now been recreated in a popular smartphone application, The Finger, which has reached the top five in total free downloads and number one in the sports section, and can be downloaded from the app store on your iPhone or at http://itunes.apple.com/es/app/id464090119?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo=4
You, the player, are Mourinho, whose face appears on the left-hand side of the screen. From the opposite end, the head of Vilanova veers towards you on multiple occasions and you must poke the Barca number two in the eye by touching on his face. Every time you do so, Mourinho mutters: '¿por qué?' - the famous 'why' from his press conference rant at Barca after last season's Champions League semi-final first-leg defeat at the Santiago Bernabeu.
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Every time you poke Tito, you receive a point, but the Vilanova visage comes faster towards you as the game goes on, while every now and again, the player is faced with the head of the so-called 'observer' - Barca employee Francesc Satorra - the man with the moustache famously photographed just behind the incident.
Poke Satorra and you lose one of your five lives, while failure to nab a Tito before he passes across the screen also results in the loss of a life. But should the game become excessively difficult, you can call on Pepe, whose face appears twice on the bottom right of the screen. Poke Pepe and the screen will clear as the defender, seen very much as a villain by Barca fans for his aggressive fouls, lets out a huge roar.
At the end of the game, the top five scores are listed on the screen and the player can share their achievements with friends on Facebook, Twitter or via e-mail.
Meanwhile, Mourinho can be heard in the background muttering his memorable musing from after the incident itself: "I don't know who that 'Pito' Vilanova is - who is 'Pito' Vilanova?"
Talk about poking fun
In the game, which has reached the top five in total iPhone idownloads, the player racks up points by pointing a finger in the eye of Barca's assistant coach
More than a month after poking Barcelona assistant coach Tito Vilanova in the eye during Real Madrid's 3-2 defeat in the second leg of the Spanish Supercopa at Camp Nou, Jose Mourinho is still pointing the finger.
The Portuguese was caught on camera poking Vilanova during the ugly brawl which marred the season's second Clasico, after Marcelo's bad tackle on Cesc Fabregas had provoked an unseemly confrontation between players and coaches from the two rival clubs.
Mourinho's moment of madness has now been recreated in a popular smartphone application, The Finger, which has reached the top five in total free downloads and number one in the sports section, and can be downloaded from the app store on your iPhone or at http://itunes.apple.com/es/app/id464090119?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo=4
You, the player, are Mourinho, whose face appears on the left-hand side of the screen. From the opposite end, the head of Vilanova veers towards you on multiple occasions and you must poke the Barca number two in the eye by touching on his face. Every time you do so, Mourinho mutters: '¿por qué?' - the famous 'why' from his press conference rant at Barca after last season's Champions League semi-final first-leg defeat at the Santiago Bernabeu.
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Every time you poke Tito, you receive a point, but the Vilanova visage comes faster towards you as the game goes on, while every now and again, the player is faced with the head of the so-called 'observer' - Barca employee Francesc Satorra - the man with the moustache famously photographed just behind the incident.
Poke Satorra and you lose one of your five lives, while failure to nab a Tito before he passes across the screen also results in the loss of a life. But should the game become excessively difficult, you can call on Pepe, whose face appears twice on the bottom right of the screen. Poke Pepe and the screen will clear as the defender, seen very much as a villain by Barca fans for his aggressive fouls, lets out a huge roar.
At the end of the game, the top five scores are listed on the screen and the player can share their achievements with friends on Facebook, Twitter or via e-mail.
Meanwhile, Mourinho can be heard in the background muttering his memorable musing from after the incident itself: "I don't know who that 'Pito' Vilanova is - who is 'Pito' Vilanova?"
Talk about poking fun
Barcafan 2304
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Lol at Madrid claiming unfair or bad refereeing!
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mitkoa7x
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Villarato! 
El Gato
Villarato!
Xabi Alonso said that all of the Hispanic players are fully integrated with the coach and denies presence of any tensions behind the scenes.
Mourinho has also invited the whole team and staff to the barbecue to have a chat and strengthen team relations. Some photos can be found below:
http://www.realmadrid.com/cs/Satellite/es/1330067801972/noticia/GaleriadeImagenes/1330067801972.htm
Mourinho has also invited the whole team and staff to the barbecue to have a chat and strengthen team relations. Some photos can be found below:
http://www.realmadrid.com/cs/Satellite/es/1330067801972/noticia/GaleriadeImagenes/1330067801972.htm
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