It was the same with Van Gaal.
That's an absolutely brilliant find!
He already has.
Reading the evidence as presented it all comes across as very he said/she said. Particularly the part where Chelsea allege Carneiro would have taken her job back had they offered her enough cash. I doubt anyone is going to come out of this looking brilliant.
On the day he signed, all the reports said the 4th of July was when he is expected to give his first official presser.... Easy one to remember for obvious reasons.
Said it before but easy way to kill all this.... Offer he a job at Old Trafford, Jose.
Is it kind of like 'son of a bitch' in English?
That's the literal translation. It does mean that and Iberians do use the phrase in its literal sense, a lot too. 'Puto' is a very flexible expletive though. Think of how English speakers use the F word. It is technically a sexual act. Although when we swear its rarely used in that way. Nobody says f'n hell in a literal way. Hispanophones use 'Puto' the same way. For example, if the car won't start its not unusual for someone to shout 'Puto Carro', which has the sense of 'f'n car!'
That's precisely what I meant
If he gets results then all of his comments will be debated and quoted as a reason why he was successful with us. If he fails, he will fail despite saying these things. It's a results game and as long as he get's it, people will keep inventing reasons to praise him.
Moyes was a specialist at saying 'I' for any small victory and 'we' for any loss. After United had been knocked out of the European Cup Moyes was very strong about how he had gotten us to the last eight, but the team had lost. Sickening.
Thanks, I'll add it to my vocabulary
I can remember the look on his face. The indignant expression. Like it was a cheek to question how he had dragged United down. He tried to stare down the journalists in the room.
That Everton quote is hilarious because while he was trying to defend himself he made himself look worse. What he was basically saying is that he had brought United down so much that he had made them match his Everton team of the previous season.
Yeah it was around that time that most Journos had to start asking him difficult questions and he didn't like it. He had been getting only very light criticism up until then. His bum chums in the media who he had wined and dined had seen to that along with the desire among many of them to see a british manager succeed.
Yeah but then Dave has never struck me as the sharpest knife in the drawer. He continually put his foot in it while publicly speaking during his time at United.
I can still barely believe that the collective footballing brain trust board of Manchester United appointed Moyes as our manager after 27 year of Sir Alex Ferguson. Its just an astonishing decision that makes no sense, at the time or in the years since.
"They tell me he's a real good player" etc about different players. Would think he'd known after working in the same bloody league for 10 years.
This, 100%.
Some success would go a long way. Luckily we probably won't have to wait long now.
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Mourinho is the king of throwing players under the bus after last season tbf.
They deserve that though, such a fall from grace isn't down to Mourinho alone, something behind the screen must have happened.
I was quite expectant when we hired Van Gaal(Although at that point anyone but Moyes felt like relief) .
You don't think our players deserved to be held accountable after some shocking displays this season?
Maybe, subject that they didn't give their best. But I suspect the chelsea players didn't even give a feck anymore. Each a unique situation though, i cant say i know anything but maybe in a few years we'll have some information on what actually going on
theres the clip showing costa flipping a bib in the air to land around joses head, while the guy next to him giggles like a school kid. Just twats
Fairly clear case of constructive dismissal from the look of it, every other team physio is on the side of the pitch during a match to treat any injuries, as was her role until José lost the rag.
Even if she succeeds in pressing her case for constructive dismissal, the case won't affect Mourinho's management of United. Regardless of what you think of how Mou behaved, the arguments presented today provide no cause for United to rethink his appointment.
His contract is signed and all, we can't rethink it now. We could def do without "Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho"in headlines along with sexual harassment and discrimination on every back page. If he could discretely settle it out of court then we should be encouraging him to do that.
I am a massive Jose fan and felt he should've taken over from SAF, but even I am aghast at the ongoing love affair. He says, "my house" and some fans are creaming their pants. I have no idea why.
Does anyone have the rest of this meeting?
He also didn't use 'shall' much, if it all. Which in retrospect was awfully disappointing.
