Has figured out that Jose has won 21 trophies in 727 games.

 

That's equivalent to 1 trophy every 35 games which, whatever you think about him, is unbelievable.

 

Just sayin...

 

 

Does that person also indicate how it compares to other managers? Surely he's leading the pack with those figures?

Does that person also indicate how it compares to other managers? Surely he's leading the pack with those figures?

 

 

Whole article on it on the Daily Mail

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2977280/How-does-Mourinho-s-trophy-record-compare-great-football-managers.html

 

Guardiola tops the list with a trophy every 20 games but worth taking into account he's only managed two sides both of which were chock full of talent. 

 

Also if you win things such as the Club World Cup or Super Cup which can be won in as little as 1 or 3 matches it obviously messes the stats.

I believe you are more then entitled to call yourself the special one when you think about the job he done at Porto. It's nothing short of remarkable really. To dominate your domestic league, then win the Uefa cup, then the Champions League with a club that with respect aren't considered certainly then a European powerhouse. I'm trying to think of an English equivalent and i would say it's akin to managing Birmingham to the Champions League.

I believe you are more then entitled to call yourself the special one when you think about the job he done at Porto. It's nothing short of remarkable really. To dominate your domestic league, then win the Uefa cup, then the Champions League with a club that with respect aren't considered certainly then a European powerhouse. I'm trying to think of an English equivalent and i would say it's akin to managing Birmingham to the Champions League.

 

 

Brian Clough at Forest is the nearest. he was a genius too.

Brian Clough at Forest is the nearest. he was a genius too.

Agreed though i don't think he was quite the same after Peter Taylor left