Funnily enough given Jose is going on about the fixture congestion, didn't we have to go to Old Trafford in the cup quarter final two days after a trip to Romania in Europa yet we outplayed them and were desperately unlucky to draw?

Then to add to that we played the replay two days after a league game and three days before a Europa game, yet beat them!!!!!!

5 hours ago, ashwin said:

Hahaha I like that. Such irony. I don't think you have ever attempted to read a post completely and comprehend its content before posting. You haven't replied to a single point Konakai blue has made. Do read his posts again and also try and comprehend the inconsistencies across all of your posts. 

Which points are you refering to exactly?

Wait scratch that question. I have had enough of stupid posts like "Jose said that our Lpool's crowd support was better, hence he has disrespected the club". and then some geniuses (again read TROLLS) showing their support for it. 

12 hours ago, KonaKai Blue said:

Gold star for you.  Lemme guess what you go for....melted Chocolate right?

I'm partial to space cookie:

3 hours ago, Tibbers said:

 *cough* Wayne Rooney *cough*

Jose having the guts to roll off a player on £230k a week who has been past his best for at least 2 years.

If only the manager of England had the same nous.

United become a better team the second Rooney leaves the building.

oops.. Ranieri. The timing is a bit strange, why sack him after a match they practically had no chance to win, with the return leg still to be played? It would have made sense after their last league or FA cup game. At least no one will take away that league title from him, god bless the man!

Damn, wrong thread

 

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Fair play to Jose on his instagram post regarding Claudio, really nice gesture after Ranieri just got sacked by Leicester - Mourinho can certainly understand the experience of getting sacked the season after winning the title!

Very true words by Jose too - whatever the troubles afterwards, the achievements still exists and cannot be taken away - the success will not be forgotten.

 

Nice gesture but you just know he's talking about himself. 

23 minutes ago, didierforever said:

It's all an act

4 hours ago, KonaKai Blue said:

It's all an act

So I came to understand :) If there cannot be any poor or distasteful gestures, then I am sorry but there cannot be any nice gestures. It is all contrived, isn't it? Everyone agreed on that! 

We JUST spoke about it. You coudn't have forgotten the conclusion so soon!

6 hours ago, KonaKai Blue said:

It's all an act

 Brilliant. The idea that he's even capable of caring for anyone other than himself is just absurd. Of course he had to make this about himself as usual. 

I guess it was an act when he called lama every day when his mother was ill and when she died, some how that was all about Jose as well (despite the fact we only found out 5 years later)

2 hours ago, Ivanov87 said:

 Brilliant. The idea that he's even capable of caring for anyone other than himself is just absurd. Of course he had to make this about himself as usual. 

Oh, the irony. He could cure cancer and bring world peace and your would still find a reason satisfy your obsession to slag him off.

lol claudio and jose, what a pair of victims

 

10 hours ago, ashwin said:

So I came to understand :) If there cannot be any poor or distasteful gestures, then I am sorry but there cannot be any nice gestures. It is all contrived, isn't it? Everyone agreed on that! 

Masterminded our first top division championship win in 50 years. I was there at Bolton the day we won it. And then he did again. Something I never dreamed I would see in my lifetime.

Nothing contrived there. If anything is distasteful it's your failure to acknowledge what he did for Chelsea and salute his legacy. That's really sad and, whatever his faults may be, it shows not just a lack of appreciation of Mourinho's influence on making us a top flight club, but also a lack of understanding of our past history and the genuine fans hunger for success.

18 minutes ago, just said:

Masterminded our first top division championship win in 50 years. I was there at Bolton the day we won it. And then he did again. Something I never dreamed I would see in my lifetime.

Nothing contrived there. If anything is distasteful it's your failure to acknowledge what he did for Chelsea and salute his legacy. That's really sad and, whatever his faults may be, it shows not just a lack of appreciation of Mourinho's influence on making us a top flight club, but also a lack of understanding of our past history and the genuine fans hunger for success.

Just you have to read this thread from about 10 pages back to understand he isn't actually knocking Jose, i said everything Jose says on camera is an act, a few people on here seem to think it is'nt an act and that they personally know he is a **** **** ****

6 hours ago, coco said:

Just you have to read this thread from about 10 pages back to understand he isn't actually knocking Jose, i said everything Jose says on camera is an act, a few people on here seem to think it is'nt an act and that they personally know he is a **** **** ****

Thanks Coco.

6 hours ago, just said:

Masterminded our first top division championship win in 50 years. I was there at Bolton the day we won it. And then he did again. Something I never dreamed I would see in my lifetime.

Nothing contrived there. If anything is distasteful it's your failure to acknowledge what he did for Chelsea and salute his legacy. That's really sad and, whatever his faults may be, it shows not just a lack of appreciation of Mourinho's influence on making us a top flight club, but also a lack of understanding of our past history and the genuine fans hunger for success.

Everyone here is extremely appreciative of what he did for us and has each clarified this several times during the thread.

Here's a summary otherwise.

The question was whether we get any insights into his personality from his behaviour. And whether his current statements and actions towards us (which haven't been very flattering to say the least) deserve any critisism. And if we don't know him personally, was it alright to appreciate the version we had but dislike the Manc version. And if we do know him personally (to a small degree), do his actions over the past 2 years reflect badly on him?

Some people think that these are valid questions, some others feel the questions shouldn't be asked (Kim Jong style) and some others believe they already know the answers.

It's like talking to a f**king brick wall to these thickos. 

6 minutes ago, Ivanov87 said:

It's like talking to a f**king brick wall to these thickos. 

I agree. That's how everyone feels about discussing this topic with you.

5 hours ago, ashwin said:

Thanks Coco.

Everyone here is extremely appreciative of what he did for us and has each clarified this several times during the thread.

Here's a summary otherwise.

The question was whether we get any insights into his personality from his behaviour. And whether his current statements and actions towards us (which haven't been very flattering to say the least) deserve any critisism. And if we don't know him personally, was it alright to appreciate the version we had but dislike the Manc version. And if we do know him personally (to a small degree), do his actions over the past 2 years reflect badly on him?

Some people think that these are valid questions, some others feel the questions shouldn't be asked (Kim Jong style) and some others believe they already know the answers.

This is what I feel too reading this thread. I think those that are "against" Mourinho have stated that they respect his time here and what he's done for the club but his recent comments haven't always been positive hence some of their comments. 

Personally i don't really care. Looks like the club has moved on, is happy and Mourinho finally looks happy too. Win win. 

6 hours ago, ashwin said:

Thanks Coco.

Everyone here is extremely appreciative of what he did for us and has each clarified this several times during the thread.

Here's a summary otherwise.

The question was whether we get any insights into his personality from his behaviour. And whether his current statements and actions towards us (which haven't been very flattering to say the least) deserve any critisism. And if we don't know him personally, was it alright to appreciate the version we had but dislike the Manc version. And if we do know him personally (to a small degree), do his actions over the past 2 years reflect badly on him?

Some people think that these are valid questions, some others feel the questions shouldn't be asked (Kim Jong style) and some others believe they already know the answers.

Apologies ashwin if I interpreted your post out of context. But I don't for a moment believe "everyone here is extremely appreciative of what he did for us" .

 

And ugh at this f**king thread. The two sides now are reduced to slinging MUDs at each other. 

The great caring Mourinho. Such a fantastic honourable man 

 

must admit the whole thing reeks of poor ranieri has been sacked but attention a moi