pseudo_canadian
Full Member
He was the man for the job after Sir Alex retired and he is arguably the best manager in the world right now, so it's a resounding yes. Minus the ability to nurture and develop young talent - something we are hardly renowned for nowadays anyway - he ticks all the boxes required to be a manager here, so I don't see us finding someone more suitable.
He's a serial winner who is proven in all the major leagues bar the Bundesliga and has the personality and character to take on a job of this magnitude. People might not be enamoured by the style of football we would see from him and his approach in certain games, but we would get results which matter above all. Plus, our current manager is the one who set the blueprint for one of the greatest club sides ever playing a spectacular brand of football, but his Manchester United side are just as dour and abject as some of the United teams that preceded his (even Moyes' isn't much worse). Even under Mourinho I can't imagine us being as boring as what we've witnessed the last few years including SAF's final year.
What really frustrates me, is if we made the right appointment with him instead of Moyes where we would be now. I think we'd be in a similar position to Chelsea, perhaps now quite as good.
It is extremely frustrating. Mourinho would have really made the team his own and we would most certainly be in a better position than we are now. He was the the only suitable replacement to succeed Fergie.