Giggs is not a manager, he doesn't qualify. I don't think Pochettino is available at all and I very much doubt Simeone is either. Blanc I'm not sure about either.
People hate and envy winners. SAF was not exactly revered by oppo fans as well.
Stories about Simeone say that he isn't interested in leaving Athletico. Blanc signed a new contract the other week and Pochetino has a contract to 2019 and Levy is not known for being easy to deal with. Plus he has managed to reach the CL after two years of work so I would think he would not want to abandon the chance to prove himself in Europe considering he covets the Madrid and Barca jobs above all
http://www.theguardian.com/football...o-year-contract-extension-paris-saint-germain
How is this possible you have issues with Mourinho's teams style but not with Simeone?
Simeone has done well as an underdog. I really like him great story for him and seems to be a likeable enough guy (has he ever assaulted an opposition coach and has he made sexist comments about another managers wife?)
And Mourinho has never done well as an underdog?
recently? I suppose Mourinho v the law will be interesting when his court battle resumes later on in the year.
No, literally million years ago. Inter and Porto never happened. He's only won title when he had billions at his disposal and in the past 10 years he lost all games.
Like it or not, he actually is.
He really isn't. You're not a manager if you've never managed a football team (don't care about UEFA badges or 4 games out of necessity).
LVG won lots too...didnt mean shit to a lot on here from day one
He is a manager. End of!
No point in getting qualified eh? My wife could have saved herself 6 years of college and student loans if she knew that
Only if Sarni allows her, though.
There's a lot of similarities between Fergie and Mourinho in terms of personality - whether people want to admit it or not. It's likely why Fergie respected him as a manager. Both are winners, both would deflect attention to protect the team from criticism and most tellingly - neither are particularly bothered about their own popularity.
Real Madrid and im serious
Actually, there's a huge difference, van Gaal has won feck all since 2010.
Portugal national team, but I think that's unlikely as he's too young for that. Apart from that there are rumours about Inter, Valencia and Real Madrid.
Hmm 4 in the last 20 years when 4 in the last 7 is more accurate. Like the way you left out 2 NT stints and DoF at Ajax so nice political answer there. Not to mention a WC 3rd place but ok.
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We're talking about trophies, no?
We are, he won 4 in the last 7 years which is more accurate than saying 4 in 20 because he wasnt a club manager for a long time. But you knew that already.
OK, who has he managed and who does he manage now?
You cannot compare the three because they play in different positions on the pitch.
So if someone offered you a much better job as a financial controller you'd say, "got the wrong lad mate, I'm an analyst."
Wasn't he a technical director or whatever just for a year?
That was only part on my point. 4 in the last 10 years, then. Mourinho has still won far more than him i.e. more in the modern era.
http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35650448
No, but I certainly wouldn't describe myself as controller now and would not compare myself with people with multiple years of experience.
