Wouldn't touch it with a bargepole. A season of massive underachievement will likely have Silva, Villa, Joaquin and others leaving.
Jose Mourinho next job
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Wouldn't touch it with a bargepole. A season of massive underachievement will likely have Silva, Villa, Joaquin and others leaving.
Looks like Barca can be ruled out. Guardiola has been confirmed as the replacement for Rijkaard.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/europe/7391126.stm
And to clear up the confussion around my last post....
The 'Real yes but not Barca' bit was in reply to the post about Barca being unstable.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/europe/7391126.stm
And to clear up the confussion around my last post....
The 'Real yes but not Barca' bit was in reply to the post about Barca being unstable.
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Hmm..the thought of Barca just brought back memories - wasn't Mourhino assistant under Bobby Robson years ago? When they originally won the Eurocup in 92?
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Lol from a translator? Yeesh, were all the (good) coaches taken then?
Yes. Just doubled checked and he was Robson's translator at Sporting and then Porto and went with Robson to Barca.
BTW he was already a coach before he got the job with Robson.
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No surprise that Rijkaard gone. He had a few great seasons and Barca of 2/3 years ago played the best football that i have ever seen but they don't give much time there to turn it around. Could see him at AC Milan in the near future as he was a popular player for them.
Don't think you could call either Real or Barca stable. Both have odd systems for running the club- both have been pretty much bankrupt in the last few years.
I was so sad to see Mourinho leave Chelski,
Yes, he was an utter tool at times, but he was a unique character and undeniably brilliant, and provided us with a plethora of semi-serious comic moments. I hope he lands on his feet, with a team which has a serious champions league squad (although I see the premiership dominating that competition for the next few years at least).
Jose Mourinno >> Avram Grant, champions league finals not withstanding.
Yes, he was an utter tool at times, but he was a unique character and undeniably brilliant, and provided us with a plethora of semi-serious comic moments. I hope he lands on his feet, with a team which has a serious champions league squad (although I see the premiership dominating that competition for the next few years at least).
Jose Mourinno >> Avram Grant, champions league finals not withstanding.
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You think manyoo fans would be happier with him taking over? Mourinho has managed on his own two feet at more than one club, has personality and knows how to get the job done.
Queeroz doesn't have any of that.
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