Yep. 10 minutes in. Then conceded a penalty in like the 25th minute to make it 4-4. Then Mou shut the game down
Just rewatched the highlights of both games, yeah you are right, he did what he does, shut down at 2:0 and it was not enough. Having said that, it is his footballing philosophy
The reason why I keep posting here is that I feel that the he is being perceived on this board sums up the levels of delusion regarding the club that this forum has reached. Only in this thread, there were several people calling United "a top job". A club with parasite owners that has not been in a title race in ten years after making their legendary manager spend his last years at the helm squeezing the last bits out of a side whose core was formed in the mid 00s and replacing Ronaldo with Valencia, Obertan and a has-been Owen. If United are a top job, then AC Milan are too. Hell, why not Ajax? They have more CLs than United.
Anyway, my view is that Mourinho should have probably taken a hiatus after Madrid, as the experience seemed to have made him bitter, having managed to also fall out at Chelsea in his third season. However, I do not see where this constant denouncing of the effectiveness of his football to be coming from.
Realistically, since Madrid, he was not at clubs that were strong contenders of winning the Champions League. Like all managers, he had his low points and high points in the CL, but I would argue that the former far outweigh the latter and that, in the competition, pragmatism more often than not trumps the sexy stuff that is repeatedly being hailed as the holy grail in this forum. He certainly did not have as many defeats to inferior sides as Pep and Klopp have had. Dortmund, Sevilla.. Cannot think of any others.