Premier League 2014/15

[antonnn]

Ask any opposition fans and they'll tell you they most likely hated Fergie during his time as manager.

I loved his admittance about "Fergie time" and how he said he actually had no idea of how much time was left and that he never actually looked at his watch, just pointed at it to influence the ref.

 

[Jenks]

Felipe Luis is pretty bad compared to Azpliquetta tbh

Most fullbacks are.

 

[beautifulgame]

I actually like Mourinho. Footy would be boring without guys like him. He always makes me laugh with his funny accent and his post-match interviews/conferences are always priceless

Footy would be boring because footy in itself is not entertaining?

 

[serghei]

The solution is to ignore him and what he says, but people just can't, or just won't. They love to hate him.

That's because he has enough charisma to spare. You can't ignore charisma. He's likeable in his unlikeability.

 

[linetty]

Footy would be boring because footy in itself is not entertaining?

It is entertaining but without guys like Mourinho it would be monotonous & tedious. You know what I'm saying?

I love how people go butthurt over his comments; surely would badly miss that.

 

[Chainsaw]

There was football before Mourinho and I don't give a toss if cunts like him stick around anymore. One most be truly bored of the sport if find his stupid antics 'entertaining'.

 

[linetty]

There was football before Mourinho and I don't give a toss if cunts like him stick around anymore. One most be truly bored of the sport if find his stupid antics 'entertaining'.

I don't find his antics entertaining but the reactions afterwards.

 

[Cule4life]

He always provides a good laugh though. Just take everything he says as a joke and you will start enjoying him

 

[BenRobbins]

Would you swap LVG for Mourhino? I wouldn't because for some reason I have this feeling that his teams have a ceiling and that ceiling is never going to be enough to dominate European football....Chelsea don't really create many clear cut chances and cannot cut through the defense like YeCity can and they rely heavily on Hazard when other teams park the bus....

Yeah i would take him over LVG as he is the better manager but i would hate not having young players from the academy coming through. Also we haven't really always played the most attractive brand of football under SAF it was more efficient and as long as we were winning the league every year i wouldn't care tbh.

Obviously i am more than pleased with having LVG as our coach now though, loved how he shot down the question after the game when they were asking about transfers in january haha, the interviewers just have no idea what to say when he puts them in their place.

 

[Ode to Django]

That's because he has enough charisma to spare. You can't ignore charisma. He's likeable in his unlikeability.

He doesn't have a charismatic voice, monotone & boring tbh. Di Canio was the last charismatic manager in the way he spoke.

 

[Chainsaw]

Being a top shelf clown for the tabloids doesn't make one 'Charismatic'.

 

[antonnn]

Well there's more to football than just the football itself, there's everything that comes with it. There's always a manager out there like Mourinho or Ferguson who will say whatever the hell they want, they make things entertaining outside of the actual football itself, and also adds incentive to some of the matches played between their side and rivals. Football doesn't exactly NEED these types of characters but they are fun to have. You need to feel every kind of emotion to get the most out of anything, especially football, the negatives make the positives so much better. People hate Mourinho, so beating any one of his teams will bring an extra sense of satisfaction, just like how I loved to beat United under Ferguson. F U Fergie!!

 

[Ketoth]

Difference is when Jose was in Spain the media hated him too. Here in England the media suck up to him and worship everything he says.

 

[S7_MUFC]

Pardew confirmed as new palace manager....I can't think of another incident where a manager takes a huge step down to take over relegation candidates....

 

[Ketoth]

Probably got to do with the pressure at Newcastle, and the fact that it will cost a lot for the board to sack him.