Chelsea

[destinydude]

The most undignified man in football history. Odious prick. ******. Cunt.

What ****ing **** he is.

More so than Fergie IMO

Fergie was a cunt when he chose to be one but this guy is a complete plonker. Same old tedious BS every week.

[brightred]

He looks like he's on the verge of a breakdown.

Great to see our old friend Torres looking like he needs to take a really big ****.

[Beary]

Mourinho Post match interview

I have only four things to say. Congratulations to my players because they gave what they have and what they don't have. Congratulations to Sunderland because they won. Congratulations to Mike Dean because he made a fantastic performance and congratulations to Mike Riley because what they did during the season was fantastic for the way the championship is. So Congratulations to all of them, I have nothing more to say.

[Daniel 7]

He looks like he's on the verge of a breakdown.

Great to see our old friend Torres looking like he needs to take a really big ****.

Useless **** was busting a gut to look good in that game, so he gets the nod at Anfield. Dropping back, crossfield passes, complete lack of talent where it matters....

[shanks69]

He looks like he's on the verge of a breakdown.

if ramires gets a ban that just might tip mourinho over the edge.

[Muddled]

I will not wait for your questions, but in quick four points I can say what I want to say. You can ask me what you want but I will answer exactly the same way.

The first point is to congratulate my players. They did everything they could, they fought from the first to last minute. We praise players after victory and I think it's fair to praise my players after a defeat.

Secondly, congratulations to Sunderland. It doesn't matter how, or in which way, they won but they won. I think it's also fair to congratulate them.

Third point, I want to congratulate again. This time Mike Dean. His performance was unbelievable and when referees have unbelievable performances it's fair to congratulate them. He came here with one objective, the objective to make a fantastic performance and he did that.

Congratulations to Mike Riley, because he is the referees' boss, and what they're doing all season is fantastic, especially in the last few months, especially for the teams involved in the title race, and I also congratulate Mike Riley.

[Bender]

wouldn't be surprised if he left Chelsea or if Abramovich gets rid of him

[Tatterdemalion]

Could some-one please tell me what Redknapp said in his comments re Mourinho?

thanks.

[Muddled]

Could some-one please tell me what Redknapp said in his comments re Mourinho?

thanks.

Glen Hoddle said it's typical Mourinho deflecting away from the poor performance, very shrewd, tongue in cheek, blah, blah, blah.

Jamie Redknapp let him finish and then said he's either box office or embarrassing. Now, he's embarrassing. A lot of decisions have gone Chelsea's way (West Brom), sometimes they go for you, sometimes against you but he needs to look at his players and his team. Lose at Villa, lose at Palace, lose at Sunderland. That's what cost them, not the referees and they've spent enough money to beat those teams.

[Vermilion]

Could some-one please tell me what Redknapp said in his comments re Mourinho?

thanks.

I heard him say that what Maureen said today was embarrassing, Hoddle wasn't having it though, shrewd he said, taking pressure off the players he said.

edit: Yeah, what Muddled said.

[Tatterdemalion]

thanks guys

[Sarb]

A stain on football. Even UEFA say so

[dww]

Glen Hoddle said it's typical Mourinho deflecting away from the poor performance, very shrewd, tongue in cheek, blah, blah, blah.

I think it is typical Mourinho. I've never been sure how much it is shrewd but it has almost never been tongue in cheek. It is calculated and designed to put pressure on referees and deflect people from questioning his team and his personal decisions. Mourinho is obviously a tedious, hypercritical, bullying wind bag but so far in his career these tactics have served him well.

[Vermilion]

I think it is typical Mourinho. I've never been sure how much it is shrewd but it has almost never been tongue in cheek. It is calculated and designed to put pressure on referees and deflect people from questioning his team and his personal decisions. Mourinho is obviously a tedious, hypercritical, bullying wind bag but so far in his career these tactics have served him well.

Don't believe that for one moment, today was pure anger, burning deep inside, he barely contained it, nothing calculated at all, just a burning desire to tell everyone about how hard done by he is, and how unfair it all is when he loses.

[Liverpel]

Mourinho on the loan system:

"It's phenomenal you have a player that, even when he is not playing for you, is scoring against your opponents," crowed Mourinho last month.


Too ****ing right Jose.