- Aug 13, 2008
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Apologies if already posted (so many posts on here today!)
I'd imagine the dohs are at the fact the poster believes Daniel levy fitted the wrong smoke alarms and is stupid enough to sack a manager without anyone lined upWow. Only the 8 dohs and 2 wtfs for posting two criticisms of the dear leader. This place is going to the dogs.
Toby and Jan haven’t become a bad CB pairing overnight. They are just out of form (and maybe fitness). Unmotivated, maybe too.
Dier is ideal for the role Mourninho will require of him.
id imagine quite a few people revised their opinions of him some time this morning...
One thing we can look forward to is the NLD's, he absolutely hates Arsenal and always has their number when his teams play against them.
I could be wrong but I think it’s the case that when managers take new jobs whatever wages are still owed to them under their previous contracts are extinguished. Suppose it would depend on the wording of the specific contract in question but I’m sure I’ve seen that be the case in the past.
They haven't gone bad, just aged and lost the ability to handle covering space and being exposed in the system that Poch played. If they had been at Juventus they'd still would look golden, and hopefully they can continue with us. Thoughts go back to John Terry at Chelsea under AVB, high line pressure and a lot of space behind him - he looked like a clown, afterwards he was perhaps the best in the league again for a while.
I'd say our squad in 2019 is far more suitable for Mourinho to manage than Pochettino. Poch need young energetic players.
Tell us what you really think ?For the record (and it’s a day after).
Fuck Jose and Fuck Levy.
Not sure if this counts, but we're live on BT Sport on Saturday.
When you look at his record, it's ridiculous he's here and not higher up the chain. His achievements may only be appreciated once he retires and people look back.If I was running a half billion pound turnover business, needed a new manager, and someone with Jose's CV turned up for an interview the contract would be out before he got through the door.
Not sure what sort of inexperienced, unsuccessful applicants other people would employ in their businesses but the proven track record at the highest level is the only thing that matters.
I seem to be in a very small minority but I think he'll be the final piece of Levy's jigsaw, World Class facilities, World Class finances, World Class manager, and he will be exactly what we need to step up to the next level.
When you look at his record, it's ridiculous he's here and not higher up the chain. His achievements may only be appreciated once he retires and people look back.
When you look at his record, it's ridiculous he's here and not higher up the chain. His achievements may only be appreciated once he retires and people look back.
Cornered him into continually playing a shite diamond formation that our players hated? Or cornered him into a position that his in game management was a bit of a joke?There aren’t very many openings currently and TBH looking at Jose’s musings and comments via punditry since he was sacked at United it very much appears that he has had an eye on us and had been preparing for such. I think he knew how the stars would align.
I feel like a hypocrite and anyone here is well within their right to call me out but I’m coming around to this decision. It just makes so much sense.
I still have my gripes with Levy because I feel he cornered Poch into an untenable position but we must move forward.
Training video up on Youtube now