Look who's crawled out of the woodwork

[Johnny]

Jose midly amuses me.

[Joe King]

Jose midly amuses me.

He's as amusing as gonorrhea.

[Johnny]

He's as amusing as gonorrhea.

You`d know.

[Joe King]

You`d know.

Cheeky bugger.

[Johnny]

Cheeky bugger.

It can bugger your cheeks,true.

[Joe King]

What can bugger my cheeks?

[Johnny]

What can bugger my cheeks?

gonorrhea.


And cell mates.

[Joe King]

Scary.

[Neil Young]

Mourinho is a ****ing cunt and I cannot believe that some people on here are willing to discuss replacing Rafa with this detritus.

Including DIC according to Mourinho.

Someone needs to tell them that most of us don't want him and want to keep Rafa.

[kop-al-74]

Including DIC according to Mourinho.

Someone needs to tell them that most of us don't want him and want to keep Rafa.

I have just seen that on bbc teletext paper talk snippets.Quoted from the mail on sunday but i couldn't find the article.

[ARIMAN]

Riise howler poetic justice, says Jose

JOSE MOURINHO has described John Arne Riise’s own goal for Liverpool against Chelsea in the Champions League semi-final as poetic justice — but he insists the outcome of the tie is still 50-50.

Mourinho lost two Champions League semi-finals at Anfield and is still bitter about the first of them in 2005. Liverpool won 1-0 on aggregate thanks to a Luis Garcia strike which Mourinho dubbed “a ghost goal” because he said the ball did not cross the line.

The Portuguese said of Riise’s calamity: “It was in exactly the same goal, with that incredible — I love it — good crowd Liverpool has in the Kop.

“I think it’s fair. They were lucky that time (in 2005), and Chelsea were lucky this time.”

But Mourinho warned his former club not to assume a 1-1 draw puts them in the driving seat.

“It’s a completely different result, 1-0 or 1-1,” he said. “It’s still 50-50.”

Have you listened to the interview. He is very neutral about us and is remarkablely unbitter (than he is normally) and he says something nice about the fans at the Kop end.
Keeping his options open imo

[Vermilion]

Have you listened to the interview. He is very neutral about us and is remarkablely unbitter (than he is normally) and he says something nice about the fans at the Kop end.
Keeping his options open imo

Neutral, Neutral, then a couple of days later putting this out about Rafa's job, just before we play the Chavs in a semi final in the Champions league, sounds bloody calculated to me the cunt.

[ARIMAN]

Neutral is the wrong word perhaps. But listen to it - he is being pro-chelsea but trying not to upset us if possible. Maybe he is arrogrant enough to think that these rumours about him and DIC are true, I dont know.
But listen to the interview and read between the lines

[Vermilion]

Neutral is the wrong word perhaps. But listen to it - he is being pro-chelsea but trying not to upset us if possible. Maybe he is arrogrant enough to think that these rumours about him and DIC are true, I dont know.
But listen to the interview and read between the lines

He's obviously not just arrogant enough to think they are true, apparently he's in the press today saying DIC have offerd him the job.

[Roboklopp]

You know, you and many others say that. But despite being hounded all season by the press, more so than even our own Rafa, his record speaks for itself.

Runners up in the League Cup.
QF in the FA Cup.

And they were in lucky against Spurs and Barnsley to lose. Now he's level on points with Man Utd and could yet win the league. And not forgetting he is also in the semis of the CL with a great chance to make the final. And who would bet against them beating Barca or Man Utd? I know I wouldn't.

It's possible they will win nothing, but despite this, he will have still done a great job under extreme pressure. Well done Grant I say.

Now let's smash Chelsea and then cheer them on in the league

Aye, altho they were not unlucky to go out of the FA- Barnsley battered em.

Liked Rafa's comment about seeing no difference in the Chavs- it's true for one thing.