Mainoldo
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Apparently we've spent 10m on agent fees since October, more than double anyone else in the league. Paying Mendes?
Wasn't we smooth sailing then? Where's the link?
Apparently we've spent 10m on agent fees since October, more than double anyone else in the league. Paying Mendes?
How can anyone believe a 35 yo striker can be great in the EPL. I do not want another aging great player. Just picture Rooney, Zlatan and Schweinsteiger starting. That would be a nice looking team on paper but a mid-level team at best.
Your money is so gone palI have just lumped on all of my Cheltenham winnings that I was saving for a rainy day (>£500 but <£1,000) on Mourinho to be next permanent Utd manager. Best odds you can get anywhere at the moment is Paddypower at 1.53.
Not great odds, but should be free money!
Why get all excited its just another journalist putting his take forward, all these ITK journalist probably know nothing at all and make it up as they go along.
Journal de noticias are the one who claimed it first, it was in december, everything started with them.
Wait until he manages us. Although most start off looking young and age. He has been that desperate for this job it might knock years off him.Mourinho looks really old in that picture
Still dont see the point in getting excited, when either United or Mourinho say the deals done then I will jump through hoops until then I take everything with a pinch of salt.
To be fair, we are not Barca or Bayern who either have super players or just pretty much one horse race in their league. Even then, they have a lot of disappointments somehow. We have had a lot teams pumping their money into the squads in EPL and they have not been successful as they should. Not consistently anyway.
My point is that we are no different now since SAF left. We will have to get used to with appointing wrong managers, or buying a lot of wrong and expensive players etc. We are just like everyone else now.
There is no telling that Jose or Pep would be successful here. At least not as much as people expect them to. In fact, the former totally fecked up this season...
So blaming the board for not foreseeing things exactly while the rest of the world has more or less same problem can be a bit OTT.
That's rather disturbing. So we have a load of flashers on here?Then don't be excited, I mean you know the caf, anything is a good reason to pull out your willy, just ignore them.
So it really does come across that he only likes to work with mature, developed players. Having said that, all of the clubs he has worked at demanded a title challenge/win from the first season (I'm not sure of his time in Portugal). At United, I don't think this would be expected from his first season. I may just be clutching at straws.
That's rather disturbing. So we have a load of flashers on here?
Hardly surprising. Right bunch of rogues and reprobates on here.Someone posted an article from an asian paper where the journalist seemed shocked by the caf.
I can understand the boards decision to appoint Moyes on Sir Alex's recommendation. LvG was probably the right choice at the time. However, it was plainly obvious he was getting basic decisions wrong from his first season at the club. He scraped 4th place. At the very minimum, the board should have sacked him in December. Personally, I wanted him sacked a few months into his first season.To be fair, we are not Barca or Bayern who either have super players or just pretty much one horse race in their league. Even then, they have a lot of disappointments somehow. We have had a lot teams pumping their money into the squads in EPL and they have not been successful as they should. Not consistently anyway.
My point is that we are no different now since SAF left. We will have to get used to with appointing wrong managers, or buying a lot of wrong and expensive players etc. We are just like everyone else now.
There is no telling that Jose or Pep would be successful here. At least not as much as people expect them to. In fact, the former totally fecked up this season...
So blaming the board for not foreseeing things exactly while the rest of the world has more or less same problem can be a bit OTT.
Another person who has worked with Mourinho saying he only wants to work with developed players.
I can understand the boards decision to appoint Moyes on Sir Alex's recommendation. LvG was probably the right choice at the time. However, it was plainly obvious he was getting basic decisions wrong from his first season at the club. He scraped 4th place. At the very minimum, the board should have sacked him in December. Personally, I wanted him sacked a few months into his first season.
That's rather disturbing. So we have a load of flashers on here?
I see nothing wrong with that. One of the schools I attended had that mentality running right throughout the whole institution - and still today it stays the same way - and they are still extremely successful. No matter how talented you were, if you didn't give 100% dedication, you would be told off pretty harshly. If you still didn't improve, you'd be axed from the team.What I heard from Lollichon is that he hates to feel that a player isn't 100% focused on training, he doesn't care about the fact that a player looks good or better than his teammates, he wants them to train at 100%, he expects game intensity.
The problem with Mourinho isn't that he wants developed players, he wants focused, dedicated and hungry players and he seems to be way too obsessed by those traits of character.
He's not a very likeable character, in fact, he can be an arse - but this is normal for most football folks. Obviously capable, as Mourinho would probably have dumped him already.What is the deal with Rui Faria? What has he done wrong?
He changes his mind every week about if this is happening or not. His head must be spinning.Somewhere Balague is tweeting that he said there was no deal at the time he reported it but there is one now.
People read what they want into his stories...
Poor Guillem..
So so depressing.
He just didn't think he was ready yet. KDB did and he was right. However there are piles of kids who have said that and left clubs to fade into obscurity. Win some, lose some.That's coming from De Bruyne's agent, hardly an objective view .
Mourinho wanted to keep him.