Colly Wobbles

[Roboklopp]

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/match-reports/2009/03/23/jose-is-man-to-bring-the-special-prize-to-anfield-115875-21220996/

****.

[Carras_Shin_Pads]

And he always will be

[Shaggy]

What an absolutely moronic and simplistic 'article'

[kingfunk]

Seen it this morinig, colly should take a cup of shut da **** up. Plus he seems to have forgot about yesterdays 5-0 trashing. ****.

[Chris]

A cunt of a person, his opinion really is completely meaningless.

The sad thing is the scumbag gets paid for this ****e, incredible.

[wiw]

He's infuriatingly stupid

[Craig_H]

It looks like it was written about a week ago

[Ben_Itez]

What utter garbage.

I honestly believe Mourinho is a witch of some description casting a spell on the weak minded making them believe he is some kind of footballing God. Granted he's a good manager with a decent record but his major achievements have been bankrolled BIG time. In fact the only remarkable success he's had is winning the CL with Porto....much the same as Rafa did with us in 05.

Since when did we need another 6 or 7 players to win the league anyway Mr Collymore?

[Assassin]

Joe King is Colymore..........where do I collect my fiver?

[Ben_Itez]

Interestingly enough Collymore is usually very supportive of us when doing commentary and punditry. He is usually fairly articulate and makes fairly interesting and incisive comments too (for an ex pro) but that article LMFAO!

[Rowan]

Poor form from Stan. He should stick to dogging and leave the writing to the pros (although you won't find many of them working at The Mirror so it's maybe not that bad a column after all).

[RedReet]

Just last week...

Liverpool's stunning 4-1 win at Old Trafford should give Rafa Benitez and his team the inspiration to end their wait for a first Premier League crown - but not this season.

The Anfield club have left it far too late to stop the title from returning to their archrivals Manchester United this season.

But I hope Liverpool's emphatic win at the home of their bitter foes will give boss Benitez the confidence to make the Premier League his top priority next term.

It looks increasingly likely that Benitez, in charge since June 2004, will be staying at Liverpool long-term now he has won his power struggle with chief executive Rick Parry.

And, despite standing by my assertion that the Reds should appoint Jose Mourinho this summer, the events of the last week suggest Benitez is making major progress towards a maiden top-flight title.

I saw Benitez produce one of the best footballing sides of the last 20 years at Valencia, where he had players like Pablo Aimar. The football the Spanish outfit played on the deck was fantastic - and successful.

Only now, following a 4-0 win over Real Madrid and their triumph at United, are Liverpool starting to hit similar heights.

Benitez seems finally to have woken up to the fact that the Premier League is about winning football matches rather than not losing them.

So can Rafa win it or not???

[magicalbarnes]

What utter garbage.

I honestly believe Mourinho is a witch of some description casting a spell on the weak minded making them believe he is some kind of footballing God. Granted he's a good manager with a decent record but his major achievements have been bankrolled BIG time. In fact the only remarkable success he's had is winning the CL with Porto....much the same as Rafa did with us in 05.

Since when did we need another 6 or 7 players to win the league anyway Mr Collymore?

I agree, Jose is the most overated manager in world football.

Fair enough he won the Champions League, but has he ever won a major league title without a bottomless pit. Even at Inter he took over the current champions.

I would only rate him if he took over Valencia, Everton or Lazio and won their respective league's.

[Ben_Itez]

Just last week...

Liverpool's stunning 4-1 win at Old Trafford should give Rafa Benitez and his team the inspiration to end their wait for a first Premier League crown - but not this season.

The Anfield club have left it far too late to stop the title from returning to their archrivals Manchester United this season.

But I hope Liverpool's emphatic win at the home of their bitter foes will give boss Benitez the confidence to make the Premier League his top priority next term.

It looks increasingly likely that Benitez, in charge since June 2004, will be staying at Liverpool long-term now he has won his power struggle with chief executive Rick Parry.

And, despite standing by my assertion that the Reds should appoint Jose Mourinho this summer, the events of the last week suggest Benitez is making major progress towards a maiden top-flight title.

I saw Benitez produce one of the best footballing sides of the last 20 years at Valencia, where he had players like Pablo Aimar. The football the Spanish outfit played on the deck was fantastic - and successful.

Only now, following a 4-0 win over Real Madrid and their triumph at United, are Liverpool starting to hit similar heights.

Benitez seems finally to have woken up to the fact that the Premier League is about winning football matches rather than not losing them.

So can Rafa win it or not???

I dont get this presumption everyone has in the media. Do they really believe Rafa tries not to win the PL?

Fair enough in the past we have prioritised the CL once the league has gone but this was a necessity to ensure high earnings enabling us to compete in the transfer market and getting us a Torres.

[RedReet]

I agree, Jose is the most overated manager in world football.

Fair enough he won the Champions League, but has he ever won a major league title without a bottomless pit. Even at Inter he took over the current champions.

I would only rate him if he took over Valencia, Everton or Lazio and won their respective league's.

A bit extreme, no? Fair enough mightn’t necessarily be the miracle worker some make him out to be, but success follows him everywhere he goes. OK, they mightn’t have been the toughest challenges, but what have Chelsea won since he left?

And his home record at all clubs is nothing short of astonishing.