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I'm sure this sounded better in your head.
I'm sure this sounded better in your head.
I'm just waiting for the pics of Mendes arriving at Carrington
Interesting but a bit outdated itself. LVG in his two years at United brought in Ajax/Barca style possession, but also combined with a bit of hoof ball for the bread and butter of the premiership. It was showing signs of promise, but it is a tough league, where even the most talented will struggle against big defenders and packed defences. Jose has the initial advantage in that he knows English football, but even tika-taka itself is changing; witness BM this year or PSG. Leicester and Spurs have shown the merits of some old ways of doing things in a fresh way. Jose will have ... hopefully ...had time to take stock of what went wrong at Chelsea. I agree with the writer that he needs to update his style, and develop a tactical level that he hasn't shown. Do you think the United institution and fandom will stand for him parking the bus?Goal.com journalism, interesting nonetheless:
http://www.goal.com/en/news/1862/pr...reinvent-himself-at-manchester-?ICID=HP_BN_10
You'd be waiting a long time as meeting is happening in London.
When is this being announced? Anything set up for today?
A poster from the newbies claimed that, after his (first?) stint with Chelsea, there was a newspaper in Portugal with an interview with Mourinho, in which he stated, that one of his long-term goals in football was to stay at Man Utd, like SAF, for a long time. Did anyone find anything on that? I can't seem to find it when Googling, was it just a ruse from the newbie?
Wont be announced today so I'm getting off twitter and getting some work done
Expect it to be done and dusted by Thursday
Adam Mckola from full time devils talking quite a bit of sense in my opinion.
I've never heard any quotes like that from him but i have always suspected as much since he was sacked by Chelsea the first time around.
He loves england, and going as far back as 2009 when we played Inter in the CL and the way he spoke about United and SAF it always seemed (to me anyway) that he definitely wanted to be United manager one day. He has massive respect for Fergie and i think he loved the idea of being in total control of a club like Ferguson was.
Sky sources:Breaking news
Jose Mourinho is close to agreeing personal terms with Manchester United to become their new manager
http://www.skysports.com/football/live-blog/11667/10290052/man-utd-to-appoint-jose-live
Sky Sports News HQ
has been told that the financial elements of the deal are not something Mourinho is overly concerned with, and that his motivation is the challenge of restoring Manchester United to the position of Europe’s top club.
Ive got a lot of time for Adam McKola personally, I think he does talk a lot of sense.
He contradicts himself a bit tho. The guy asks him if we should be thinking more long term, he says he thinks the opposite, that the era of long term managers is over. But then five minutes later he comes back and says City got one over on us by looking more long term, having Guardiola lined up even before Pellegrini was appointed. Small point though, I agree with the rest of it. No knowing how the next couple of years is going to work out but after two massively underwhelming managers, the expectation of fireworks, either good or bad, at least makes it exciting.
Sky said that deal's done. It's on!
Moments like these are when it should be allowed to post gifs!
Br grateful you're allowed post. Some of us aren't allowed
I think, and I'm not sure if this is 100% correct, Zlatan is a taekwondo black-belt! And considering his size....I don't think it'll be much of a rumble.Will be like a royal rumble Mourinho and zlatan vs pep and de bruyne
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Taekwondo sucks but you don't want to be on the receiving end of those kicks from a 6'5 hulk...I think, and I'm not sure if this is 100% correct, Zlatan is a taekwondo black-belt! And considering his size....I don't think it'll be much of a rumble.
What I took from that was when they first talked about long term managers. He was then talking about long term with City already planning for Pep when Mancini was in charge, not necessarily any manager staying long term like Fergie or Wenger.Ive got a lot of time for Adam McKola personally, I think he does talk a lot of sense.
He contradicts himself a bit tho. The guy asks him if we should be thinking more long term, he says he thinks the opposite, that the era of long term managers is over. But then five minutes later he comes back and says City got one over on us by looking more long term, having Guardiola lined up even before Pellegrini was appointed. Small point though, I agree with the rest of it. No knowing how the next couple of years is going to work out but after two massively underwhelming managers, the expectation of fireworks, either good or bad, at least makes it exciting.
Who's talking about one and a half to two seasons? The suggestion is that he had a non-compete clause for this season that he mutually agreed to for the terms of his settlement.
He'll have been compensated for signing up with that clause. It makes sense from Chelsea's perspective. With a title winning squad it wasn't beyond the realms of possibility that they put together a good string of results and get back into European contention with over half the season to go and an FA Cup to play for. It makes sense to have a clause like that as any team he might sign for would obviously be having a similar season (hence parting with a manager) and as such would be direct competitors for a Europa League or with a huge amount of luck, Champions League.
It's not "good business" to install these sort of clauses, it's blindingly obvious. You're agreeing a massive pay off anyway so you're bound to put in terms that could be beneficial to you.
AbsolutelyTaekwondo sucks but you don't want to be on the receiving end of those kicks from a 6'5 hulk...
His behaviour could be described as being "like Mourinho but without the benefit of a conscience or social filter".Aside from the fact Jose always hires him, do we actually know much about Rui Faria?
Aside from the fact Jose always hires him, do we actually know much about Rui Faria?