Green_Red
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I dont know why but I get the feeling wherever he ends up he will take Roy Keane with him. Sneaking suspicion based on absolutely no evidence whatsoever, so you should eat this up caftards.
You are 100% correct in your view. Why on earth would Arsenal want him. Him that ruined united for a decade and left them as a disaster. I'm still try to figure out why a lot of united supporters have such a love affair with the team destroyer.Lucky? In what way is any club who hires Mourinho lucky?
10 years ago you knew he'd win big trophies before burning bridges at the club and leaving in disarray. Now he doesn't even have the big trophies in his favour.
Oh you're in for a treat. At some point you're going to have your fans divided with many cultists ready to defend his every misstep. Be ready to doubt your own sanity when what you thought you knew about human beings is turned on its head. Save this post as I'm guaranteeing this will happen at some pointA United fan bigging up Mourinho after his three years at your club is even more hilarious
Keane? The man who was constantly criticising him!? No chance.I dont know why but I get the feeling wherever he ends up he will take Roy Keane with him. Sneaking suspicion based on absolutely no evidence whatsoever, so you should eat this up caftards.
He's being sarcasticKeane? The man who was constantly criticising him!? No chance.
Genuinely never know on hereHe's being sarcastic
Very true love the clashing opinions here, makes the Brexit madness easier to understandGenuinely never know on here
Neveeeeeerrrr!!He’ll go Bayern no?
They hate him there.He’ll go Bayern no?
Actually don't think that's a bad shout. I'm sure many will disagree but i'd prefer we still had Jose and got Woodward and the Glazers out over having Ole.Not a chance. He'll be looking for a big club. Back to Man United once the Saudis come in.
My favourite posts are when you get someone in some random country, who has never been near Old Trafford, giving loads of stick to actual match going fans, telling them what they need to do!Very true love the clashing opinions here, makes the Brexit madness easier to understand
Director of Failure?Wenger as DOF?
For a decade? Come of it.You are 100% correct in your view. Why on earth would Arsenal want him. Him that ruined united for a decade and left them as a disaster. I'm still try to figure out why a lot of united supporters have such a love affair with the team destroyer.
Director of Failure?
(using Mou's dictionary)
That's a bit harsh, man.My favourite posts are when you get someone in some random country, who has never been near Old Trafford, giving loads of stick to actual match going fans, telling them what they need to do!
Or other internet fans giving it loads about how they would "walk away" from the club is the Saudis came in.
What....turn their laptop off? What an impact!
Then who the feck was the imposter that was managing us last season?Mourinho at Arsenal is a scary proposition. Arsenal has arguably one the best attacks in the league, some very talented youngsters, they need fewer signings to compete at the top than United. They just seem to have a mental block. Mourinho thrives under such circumstances, he knows how to channel that negative energy of players into positive results on the pitch if his philosophy is implemented fully. I think Mourinho at Arsenal would be very worrying for a lot of teams.
Ask this question to the board and Ed Woodward.Then who the feck was the imposter that was managing us last season?
He would destroy that team for years. He’s was only good with a team that had unlimited funds like Madrid, Chelsea ect. united had the funds but he was past it by then and he and the club fecked themselves for years. I don’t mind Arsenal at all and would hate to see that club ruined by that arrogant prick.Mourinho at Arsenal is a scary proposition. Arsenal has arguably one the best attacks in the league, some very talented youngsters, they need fewer signings to compete at the top than United. They just seem to have a mental block. Mourinho thrives under such circumstances, he knows how to channel that negative energy of players into positive results on the pitch if his philosophy is implemented fully. I think Mourinho at Arsenal would be very worrying for a lot of teams.
yeah, when the team wins it’s Jose. When the team fails it’s the players and board.Ask this question to the board and Ed Woodward.
Klopp would be perfect for literally any top 4 side. Given time and funds he'll transform any team.It’ll end in tears if it happens. He’s a better manager than Emery but I think they’d end up frustrated with him in the end.
I think Klopp would’ve been perfect for them.
That's been his MO because generally the biggest fish in each league have wanted him over the years. His reputation has waned after his last two failures to the point where he can't really just pick and choose any team he wants. If he's itching to get back into management and wants to try out the Premier League again then Arsenal may end up holding a certain appeal. Would be bizarre to see, but intriguing all the same.The guy's chief MO is to be the biggest fish in the league with the highest money available.
He didn't quite have the latter here, and we saw what happened.
To go to Arsenal, and have to do It on actual management and not lashing the wad is pretty unlikely.
Not quite Benitez at Chelsea for being unpopular, but probably not far off.
And it's not as if Mourinho had already had a spectacular third season implosion at a big-name Premier League club which saw him falling out with basically everyone. No, definitely didn't happen. Not at all.yeah, when the team wins it’s Jose. When the team fails it’s the players and board.
Never happened, it was only at United. It’s because if Woodward, Pogba, Martial, Neville, Scholes. Nothing to do with JoseAnd it's not as if Mourinho had already had a spectacular third season implosion at a big-name Premier League club which saw him falling out with basically everyone. No, definitely didn't happen. Not at all.
Yeah, Mourinho is a massive fan of attacking football, isn't he? I'd want him to go to Arsenal to see him try and fix a defence which consists of Mustafi, Papas, Luiz without spending any money. It will be a true test of him as a manager.Mourinho at Arsenal is a scary proposition. Arsenal has arguably one the best attacks in the league, some very talented youngsters, they need fewer signings to compete at the top than United. They just seem to have a mental block. Mourinho thrives under such circumstances, he knows how to channel that negative energy of players into positive results on the pitch if his philosophy is implemented fully. I think Mourinho at Arsenal would be very worrying for a lot of teams.
Back to United then?I don't want him there. Something tells me that his next job would see him rise from ashes