If Rafa got sacked/quit....

[badpiggy]

homer

[redemlyn]

Devastated!

[SERVO2]

I'd be gutted, I really love the guy, the way he loves the club and the city and the fans, the way he understands the tradition and ideals of the club and his interviews with the dodging of repeated questions with his cheeky smirk and subtle quips.

Please get things right Rafa, I want you to be the one to get us back where we belong.

Everything about Rafa is perfect, personality, profesionalism and presence.

It's just the football that sucks.

I'd hate it, and hate myself to fall out of love with this fella, we're just going through a sticky patch, but you know what they say, all the fun is in the making up!


Oooops, didn't read the one word bit! Doh! Better go with confused then
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[little dave hedgehog]

id like to see king kenny with one or even both (because im greedy) of sami hyypia and didi hamann giving the reigns till the summer to see how it goes or if we can afford a jose or hiddink

like you, i would also like to have my very own personal unicorn, a bottomless cup of ale, and set of magic guitar strings.

or whatever your specifics were.

[EwarWoo]

like you, i would also like to have my very own personal unicorn, a bottomless cup of ale, and set of magic guitar strings.

or whatever your specifics were.

[Norbs]

Skint

[Reece]

Let's get this classy guy in as manager

Inter Milan coach Jose Mourinho has insisted he did not hit a journalist after Sunday's 1-1 draw with Atalanta but has admitted he did insult him.

Mourinho was accused by the Italian Sport Union of Journalists of "physical and verbal aggression" towards Corriere dello Sport reporter Andrea Ramazzotti.

"I don't like journalists near the team bus after a game," said Mourinho.

"I came out of the bus and I insulted him twice. But I did not try to hit him, there was no physical contact."

The former Chelsea coach, 46, added he had been unaware that Ramazzotti had been given permission to be near the team bus.

Mourinho did not attend Sunday's post-match press conference as he was serving a one-game touchline ban.

Inter president Massimo Moratti confirmed earlier this week he would investigate the incident.

[James P]

I'm really not sure Mourinho would "entertain" us. Although I suppose winning is entertaining in itself.

As for answering the op...

Sad

Right now I wouldn't care if we won the league by winning every game 1-0, and they were all own goals. Winning the league is the end - the means is whatever it needs to be. Let's win it first, and then worry about being entertaining when we have to defend it.

Ask Spurs fans - playing entertaining football isn't as satisfying as winning things.

[fah-q]

Churlish