Guys, is this the 1st time Jose signs a contract extension in his managerial career?
Mourinho extends contract to 2020 (option for a further year as standard)
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He’s a lucky basterd with his friends, haha.Jesus!
Delighted with this news, what a week its been.
Forget Woody looking delighted look at the face on Jose, beaming like a Cheshire cat!
Forget Woody looking delighted look at the face on Jose, beaming like a Cheshire cat!
Why do you still seemingly have doubts that he might not be here in 2020??
What are the reasons for harbouring such doubts?
He’s a lucky basterd with his friends, haha.
Now, that is pure awesome! If only your dad was a muppet and could feed him a wishlist
Haha, i did tell him to ask who we’re signing this summerNow, that is pure awesome! If only your dad was a muppet and could feed him a wishlist
. Little did i know he was tapping Alexis up hours later Took the word right out of my keyboard. A de Gea contract extension will cheer me up, though.
Haha, i did tell him to ask who we’re signing this summer
I do hope Ed commented on his tie
I reckon he’ll be with us until he takes the Portugal job. Can’t see him going anywhere that Pep’s been, and I expect Pep to make it to PSG before he does. I guess there’s a chance he’d want to rub Wenger’s nose in it by succeeding at Arsenal, but I can’t see Wenger being there till 2020/1, so it’d need them to do a Moyesvangle by then.
Im quite certain he did
I do hope Ed commented on his tie
Great news, looking forward to see him continue the rebuild.
Is this the first time he has signed a contract extension at a club, or did he also extend at Madrid?
He signed a 4 yr deal at Chelsea and got sacked next year or December same year
Didn't he sign a new deal with Chelsea right before he got sacked last time around? I can't 100% recall.
He signed a 4 yr deal at Chelsea and got sacked next year or December same year
Right, beat me to it.
José
Well happy. Looking forward to seeing him sign more players and complete this team
Brilliant news, what a great week to be a united fan.
And Inter. Watch the interview above.
https://www.redcafe.net/threads/mou...-year-as-standard.435979/page-6#post-22071040
1. Longest unbeaten home record in United history (40 games).
2. First manager in United history to win silverware in first season.
3. Highest win rate of all United managers, currently at 65% (Ferguson on 63%).
Stats mean nothing. So people on here keep telling me. I don't believe them.
Nice!
Seriously though, if only we'd been brave enough to stick by him. Look at the job he's done at West Ham. We'd be winning the title if we'd stuck with Moyes.I can't help but be disappointed. We'd have nearly been five years into Moyes six year plan by now, better times
The LeagueOne title
Nothing wrong with those figures. Enough to shut the haters up, that's for sure. From where we were, you couldn't ask for anymore to be honest.
Listening to the interview, he seems to have won the Scudetto with Real Madrid. A little magician, if there ever was one.
Edit: Nah, just misheard.
Edit: Nah, just misheard.
No they are good figures. Although I do get annoyed during runs like the one over Christmas the overall has been positive. Especially this season.
No he got his contract extended with Inter when he won the Scudetto and Madrid after winning La Liga. Listen to it again.
Great news, probably included a £30 million minimum fee release clause if PSG do come knocking
It is unlikely, beat Spurs on Wednesday and we'll be 11 points clear of them with only 13 games to play, but lose and it's down to five which is too close for comfort.
Wouldn't be surprised if it comes down to how deep into the Champions League ourselves, Liverpool and Tottenham go as to who finishes in the T4
Whilst we are all still in it we should be fine, but.....
Those are the ones who would rather we play beauuuutifool football like spurs and Liverpool and Chelsea and Arsenal and and and City even if it means poorer stats and not getting results.
I think this is very prudent on behalf of the club. An extension to show our faith in him, but only, essentially, an extra year, to show he doesn't get a free ride.
José sees SAF as the pinnacle and trys to model himself on him. I think he wants to create a legacy.
Of course, next season will be his 'difficult' 3rd season. Hopefully, he doesn't implode
José sees SAF as the pinnacle and trys to model himself on him. I think he wants to create a legacy.
Of course, next season will be his 'difficult' 3rd season. Hopefully, he doesn't implode
Yeah, I got on the 3rd or 4th attempt. He just has a strange way of phrasing his sentences. "Winning things.....with Inter......winning the Scudetto with Real.....winning La Liga"
I think this is very prudent on behalf of the club. An extension to show our faith in him, but only, essentially, an extra year, to show he doesn't get a free ride.
José sees SAF as the pinnacle and trys to model himself on him. I think he wants to create a legacy.
Of course, next season will be his 'difficult' 3rd season. Hopefully, he doesn't implode
I don’t think that will happen, but next season is going to be extremely tedious as people will overanalyze every single comment or gesture he makes
Like the stability and hopefully being able to stabalize the squad instead of being in a constant state of re-building from previous managers.
Young Jose was my favorite manager of all time and I would love nothing more than for him to regain some of that happiness and can find fullfillment at Untied. Along with the trophies of course.
Young Jose was my favorite manager of all time and I would love nothing more than for him to regain some of that happiness and can find fullfillment at Untied. Along with the trophies of course.
I don’t think that will happen, but next season is going to be extremely tedious as people will overanalyze every single comment or gesture he makes
They do that already, tbf
Thank you. Very good interview. At 1:43, really surprised to see that.
I never buy the myth that by winning a cup the players will have a winning mentality, but I can see that it's really great for team spirit and team bonding. They fight together, celebrate together, overcome the difficulty together, they understand each other more. It's a great thing to see.
I never buy the myth that by winning a cup the players will have a winning mentality, but I can see that it's really great for team spirit and team bonding. They fight together, celebrate together, overcome the difficulty together, they understand each other more. It's a great thing to see.
Ollie Holt really, really, REALLY hates us, right?
Well chuffed with that, best news I've heard all day.