horsechoker
The Caf's Ezza.
With that money he can buy a club and be part of super league.
When most people get sacked they end up in poverty. He's made it a business, I don't know whether to laugh or cry.
With that money he can buy a club and be part of super league.
Pretty sure that's why he got firedWas just about to look forward to his opinion on the super league too
Not much of a singer.Will miss him. Average manager with sometimes funny sings to say
It is truly incredible that people are falling for it.Incredible people actually thinking this is because he's opposed to the super League
This is a person who never cared about any club legacy, and has trashed most clubs he been at.
It's mental the mental gymnastics people jump through when it comes to Jose.
I hate his guts but if he did take a stand against the ESL and got fired for that (as the final straw on top of everything else), I have some respect for that.
He knows he hasn't been doing great at spurs, so it would be quite self serving because maybe he realises it would get a lot of people to respect him for it.
He’s been below expectations, but it’s odd to fire a manager known for winning trophies, the week before a cup final and whilst you’re still in the top four race.I'd love to think Jose was so against the ESL he made them sack him but it's probably just due to how rubbish he is now.
48 hours ago they wouldn’t have been able to get him.Am hearing that Brendon Rogers will be approached by Spurs to be the next manager.
Seems like a sideways move, only justification I could see for him to leave in money.Am hearing that Brendon Rogers will be approached by Spurs to be the next manager.
There is the possibility that he actually, genuinely does oppose the idea fiercely, as I imagine a majority of players and coaches do. If he does, he's not one to hide his opinion. Of course, there could be a save-facing motivation to it as well, but it could be a combination.Absolutely no chance and if he did then he did so to ensure his reputation is slightly less tarnished and ensure his next massive payout from some poor club stupid enough to believe in the myth.
He’s been below expectations, but it’s odd to fire a manager known for winning trophies, the week before a cup final and whilst you’re still in the top four race.
I hope there is no NDA in place and we hear from Jose in full.
it's a shame to see a once great manager turn into such a laughing stock, but then, he did bring it upon himself to an extent by being such a massive prick.
Am hearing that Brendon Rogers will be approached by Spurs to be the next manager.
What if Ole is sackedHaha clever levy, he must of been thinking how can I take that heat of myself and the club for wanting to be part of european super league, I know I will sack Mourinho and everyone will focus on that instead.
There is the possibility that he actually, genuinely does oppose the idea fiercely, as I imagine a majority of players and coaches do. If he does, he's not one to hide his opinion. Of course, there could be a save-facing motivation to it as well, but it could be a combination.
I’ve seen various sources. But it’s definitely connected to that and his opposition to the ESL. Anyone saying but he would have been sacked in the summer anyways, from a purely football point of view it be in his and Spurs interest for him to stay until after the final. To leave like this, the morning after the announcement only the most ardent Mourinho haters will not realise there is a connection. The truth with come out. For sure he’ll see to it.The twitter account I've seen credited with that are the same one who said Newcastle are joining the Super League so I'd take it with a pinch of salt.
In terms of league position and strength currently I would agree, but in terms of stature and club size then Spurs are a level above.Seems like a sideways move, only justification I could see for him to leave in money.
OFFICIALLY OFFICIAL
That is a very cold statement compared to all other sacking notifications ive seen from the club.
That is a very cold statement compared to all other sacking notifications ive seen from the club.
Chairman, Daniel Levy, said: "Jose and his coaching staff have been with us through some of our most challenging times as a Club. Jose is a true professional who showed enormous resilience during the pandemic. On a personal level I have enjoyed working with him and regret that things have not worked out as we both had envisaged. He will always be welcome here and we should like to thank him and his coaching staff for their contribution."
With that money he can buy a club and be part of super league.
That is a very cold statement compared to all other sacking notifications ive seen from the club.