Mourinho with Mbappe, Bellingham, Vinicius etc. A car crash just waiting to happen.
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Mourinho with Mbappe, Bellingham, Vinicius etc. A car crash just waiting to happen.
I dont know with big egos you sometimes need a bigger one as coach. I just think he is passed it.Mourinho with Mbappe, Bellingham, Vinicius etc. A car crash just waiting to happen.
Mourinho with Mbappe, Bellingham, Vinicius etc. A car crash just waiting to happen.
They need rid of Vini .. he’s a brilliant player but him and Mbappe prefer the same role and they both have mega egos. They could easily fetch 120m for him from a United and invest in a proper centre forward. Fools to not go for Kane when he was available.
Think Jose would try to offload him, bring in his Drogba type striker and then they also want a 6. Can’t see him thinking much of Trent at all.
The problem with Vini is no one wants him apparently. I read a story that his agent has been asking around and the elite teams don't want to put up with his shit
It’ll be entertaining at least. We need Jose in a big job.Mourinho with Mbappe, Bellingham, Vinicius etc. A car crash just waiting to happen.
He’s very very good so it’s a surprise. You just make him the star, which he would be at almost any other club. I guess Barca are off the table, he doesn’t really suit Kompany or Pep’s philosophies either, and PSG have moved past that kind of transfer.
Which doesn’t really leave many teams. You could 100% see United going for it a while back - not sure now.
So not Poch?! Who'd have seen that coming. His list of suiters is dwindling by the day. Newcastle or Palace. I'm going Palace because London.
Mourinho with Mbappe, Bellingham, Vinicius etc. A car crash just waiting to happen.
With some oil spilled all over the road , a sudden brake-failure and a tanker full of napalm 50 metres down the highway.
What could possibly go wrong .
I think poch will end up Newcastle.
I don't think so. There is the Saudi connection, with that USA job. But the Oil money is dried up, it looks lie they're goin mg to wind it down.
Palace will have better resources, and again, London. I did think Newcastle a while ago, but they're done.
Good match up...a bunch of cunts managed by a serial cunt.
Jose Mourinho: Portuguese increasingly likely to become next Real Madrid head coach
Jose Mourinho is moving closer to taking over at Real Madrid this summer; Portuguese managed Los Blancos between 2010 and 2013 and has remained close with club president Florentino Perez; Mourinho is currently in charge of Benfica, who are on course for an unbeaten league campaign
Weirdly, Madrid makes more sense for Jose than most other clubs would.
A job where it's not really about tactics but rather about ego-management, building a siege mentality and not being eaten alive by the size of the job and club itself.
They obviously never should've sacked Alonso. Backing Vinicius over him is a mistake that will haunt them for years and signals any talented up-coming "project" manager is doomed to fail there. But if they're going to go the opposite direction and get an old school proven 'big club' manager, there really aren't many of those guys left.
Don't think he'll do too well there, mind, but putting Jose in a mid-sized club is an expensive recipe for failure these days. He might at least win a cup or something at Madrid.
A job where it's not really about tactics but rather about ego-management, building a siege mentality and not being eaten alive by the size of the job and club itself.
They obviously never should've sacked Alonso. Backing Vinicius over him is a mistake that will haunt them for years and signals any talented up-coming "project" manager is doomed to fail there. But if they're going to go the opposite direction and get an old school proven 'big club' manager, there really aren't many of those guys left.
Don't think he'll do too well there, mind, but putting Jose in a mid-sized club is an expensive recipe for failure these days. He might at least win a cup or something at Madrid.
He'll be here if we're relegated.
I don't think RDZ leaves because he's waking away from like 8 years of the salary he should be making. Just don't see it
Love to see it. Football is better when José is in your feed.