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Soccer nut. Enjoy making mountains out of molehills.
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Déjà Vu. Yet not the good kind. That was the feeling Chelsea had after being swept aside by an irresistible Arsenal on Saturday evening.…
It started so well for Jose Mourinho. Nine points from nine. Paul Pogba making a commanding, man of the match debut. Eric Bailly leaving…
Well in financial terms, of course he wouldn’t worry. Nobody in this business needs to worry about their finances.
His credibility and reputation would most certainly be tarnished. I think this worries him. And I think the growing number of people who would argue he isn’t one of the top 5 coaches of all time, would bother him too!
With losses piling up, let's see how special Jose Mourinho really is
Yeah, I agree Vas.
I remember during his first spell at Chelsea he would deflect ALL of the criticism of the team onto himself. He took so much pressure off the team. That group of players would have run through brick walls for him.
I still think the team harmony is there, you’re right it’s still so early. But these next few weeks are so important. If United string a few wins together, I wouldn’t be surprised to see the player/coach bonds strengthen. Knowing that they could come out of the other side of the tunnel would benefit them.
I’ll be interested to see if Jose speaks more positively now. Surely he’s noticed that his excuses give his players an easy way out.
First he devalued the Europa League and said United were better than the competion. Europa League result: Loss.
And then he said it’s difficult for his players to play at a high level in the following PL fixture. Premier League result: Loss.
What will he say this evening and before the Leicester game?
With losses piling up, let's see how special Jose Mourinho really is