Who is the idiot journo that kept harping on the greatest manager question ?
What is record of bigotry, towards women or otherwise?
Can he play CB?Mourinho quoting Hegel. Love it.
I've just watched the press conference. It was a pretty rude question to be honest. If you had won as much as Mourinho had why would you let someone ask you: 'would you still be one of the greatest managers in the world or would that just be an old thing based on reputation?' Plus there was an emphasis in the tone of voice on 'old.'
Why is Mourinho expected to sit there meekly while weekly being sneered at by people who, frankly, don't seem to know as much as the best posters on the CAF?
He has such a negative and defensive attitude during his press conferences. He was confident during his Chelsea days but somehow in a charming way. He was more relaxed.
If you don’t like the question ignore it or say no comment, it’s not relevant right now, make a joke or something. Nope, he just goes on about his greatness. He always sounds like we expect way too much from the team he has. Kind of depressing.
Can he play CB?
Immanuel?Unfortunately, he kan't.
Yes.Last season was one of his best achievements...Is he saying that the squad is terrible?
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...inho-insult-filha-filho-da-puta-tribunal-toldWhat is record of bigotry, towards women or otherwise?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eva_Carneiro#2009–2015:_ChelseaChelsea’s former team doctor heard José Mourinho call her a “daughter of a whore” in Portuguese when she ran on to the pitch during a Premier League match to treat an injured player last year, an employment tribunal has been told.
Carneiro’s decision to run on to the Stamford Bridge pitch to treat Eden Hazard meant the team was temporarily reduced to nine men, and Mourinho afterwards called her and the physiotherapist Jon Fearn, who went on with her, “impulsive and naive”. She did not appear on the bench again for first-team duties and later left the club.
“This is a tale of two employees: one good, one bad,” Carneiro’s lawyers said in their opening argument. “The bad employee forces the good employee out of the job of her dreams and the employer does nothing to stop it. The bad employee berates, sexually harasses and demotes the good employee for carrying out her professional duties.”
The tribunal was the subject of many newspapers' front pages, and was settled on confidential terms on the second day of the hearing. Chelsea issued an unreserved apology for distress caused to Carneiro and her family, and said "We wish to place on record that in running onto the pitch Dr Carneiro was following both the rules of the game and fulfilling her responsibility to the players as a doctor, putting their safety first." She also concluded the private case against Mourinho. Legal documents submitted to her employment tribunal revealed she had previously rejected an offer by the club of £1.2 million to settle the claim.
Previous record of bigotry, particularly towards women.
He really is the Donald Trump of football managers .
@Scarecrow,
Thank you for the quotes! It was worrying reading all the posts, thinking he killed someone, but then I realized some of the people on the Caf will do anything to feed their hate for a man. I guess I should have known better.
You forget that the male doctor received the same treatment.
Do we even know who's available for Sunday's game or the press was just about him?
Thanks!
He answered a question. Was he supposed to say no? He's always insisted that he's one of the greatest. If he said anything other than what he did, we'd be getting headlines like "Shroud of uncertainty around United as recent performances have Jose doubting his own managerial ability".if are one of the best managers in the world? you probably dont need to inform journalists about it in a press conference
Quotes from philosphers. Yes. That's what we want. State of the journalists, I reckon most of them had to google Hegel.
All the press wanted was another episode of "Moody Jose" - where the press look for anything they can say is moody to report as him being moody.
"Jose, why do you react in such a moody way to the way the press covers you?"
"Jose, can't you lively up a bit, maybe cheerily confont an opposing player on the field after the game or something?"
"Jose, why are you not happy with our constantly negative reporting of United?"
Hegel also said:
"We learn from history that we do not learn from history." One for Woodward and the Board?
"Be a person and respect others as persons." Another Jose fave
"Just as little is seen in pure light as in pure darkness."
In a parallel dimension, United had a good run and won the Premier League & the press regard Jose as a deep philosophical genius
I'd appreciate it if you'd point to which male doctor was offered £1.2 million by Chelsea as compensation for constructive dismissal. I can't see any evidence of this having occurred.You forget that the male doctor received the same treatment.
Who is the idiot journo that kept harping on the greatest manager question ?
Eh, he was always like this. I know cos I am a CFC fan.
Yes indeed.He would be better suited quoting Hans Chistian Andersen - he should be able to quote a few lines from 'The Emperor's New Clothes'.Jose misquoted Hegel though. "The truth is the whole", not: the truth is IN the whole.
Which was a ridiculous claim. Daughter of a whore/Son of a whore is a pretty standard curse, much like we'd say son of a bitch - the principal difference being that latin languages are more gender sensitive [for example, nice in English (which doesn't change regardless of gender) is simpatico(male)/simpatica(female.]
I'm curious which journalist asked this question. If it was Jamie Jackson, then one has to start asking if he's just out to wind Mourinho up. The role of the media should be extract information that we, the fans, could find interesting/useful/enlightening. Simply trying to wind him up for its own sake, is extremely low-level journalism, particularly if it comes from someone working at a paper like the Guardian.Were there any actual questions on player selections, tactics the things as a football fan I am actually interested in
But it's pathetic that the journalist feels the need to do that. Ok, we get it: Mourinho is insecure, has a monstrous ego, and loves to talk about his past achievements. Now find out how he plans to approach this next game and what updates can be given on player health, etc.Say what you like about the journalist, he's done his job pretty damn effectively in getting Mourinho to go off once again on one of his "I've done this, I've done that" rants.
Mourinho should start to do his job effectively and try to reduce the negativity around the club and get us winning football matches. Him reeling off past achievements with other clubs is unbelievably tiresome, and that's coming from someone who's actually quite sympathetic towards him.