RAWK Goes Into Meltdown 2015-16 Edition

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The gold will be in post-match posts when Mourinho's anti-football/park the bus style smashes them 4-0.
 

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Jurgen Klopp is an extremely accomplished manager and one of the best in the world, but the cult of personality business around him is somewhat tiresome.
Bit rich when you have a Newcastle avatar just because Rafa is there.

(Quotes taken from The Liverpool Way forum)
 

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Poor really. Win the FA Cup and you get the sack these days. I suppose the writing has been on the wall since Jose became available, it has always seemed his sort of club. It is going to make Manchester Utd even more dislikeable, which is saying something.
 

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I must admit, i thought that post was deluded even by their extreme standards. The R Kelly gif perfectly summed up my responce lol
 

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Hate Mourinho? Oh yes, definitely. Out of fear? Nah ... don't delude yourself.

When we've had a good manager, Maureen never got the better of us. His hatred for US boiled him up so much that it made him lose focus whenever he faced us.


look at him, not even focused on the game
 

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It's funny how LvG is now a classy manager, when last week he was terrible. The whole appointment of him it was criticised on RAWK.

They always liken to "real United fans" as "completely anti-united and "agrees with everything Liverpool is", RAWK is really something special.

Klopp is a special manager, the only issue is with Guardiola, Mourinho, they aren't getting a sniff at top 4.

Arsenal have too much quality, Leicester have hunger, Tottenham are in a much better state with Pochettino and a very talented squad.

Good luck Liverpool.
 

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« Reply #160 on: Today at 05:20:32 PM »

Mourinho's career at united: A review

Year 1:
A heavy summer of spending sees united sign up a host of Mendes players for big sums and big wages. Eyebrows will be raised at signings in areas in which united already have depth. September sees Mourinho claiming a referee conspiracy against his team following some weak appeals for a penalty/red card. In November he will claim the press are against united following his hatchet job against Pep's City. In January, following an injury crisis Mourinho signs free agent Jon Obi Mikel as midfield cover. Also in Jan, prior to the away game at Chelsea, Mourinho claims he is still loved at Stamford Bridge by players and fans alike and would like to return there at some future stage in his career. In February he launches yet another verbal attack on Wenger. A couple of weeks later, Wenger announces he is to step down at Arsenal. Praise of Wenger's career is sung by all across Europe with the exception of OT where many red faces try and limit the damage of Mourinho's comments.

Finishes outside the top four but manages to win a cup to salvage united's season.

Year 2:
See Year 1 but with increased levels of paranoia. The united camp will be split into Mendes/non-Mendes (also possible: Portuguese speaking vs non-Portuguese, 30+ year old Mourinho loyalists vs younger players). Mourinho will accuse players of one or more of the following: spying, betraying his trust, leaking information, disloyalty, not training hard enough, etc. etc. The average age of united's starting eleven will hover around 29-30 years. Rashford and other young players will barely manage 10 appearances and subsequently stagnate. The pressure will reach it's climax as City/Liverpool thrash united by a four goal margin. Mourinho following a four game touchline ban will speak about his dream job of managing Portugal in Russia 2018.

The season limps to an end with united worse off than ever. Leaks of Mourinho's departure will appear in the Daily Mail, Guardian, BBC, etc. Finally, two days after the season ends united confirm Mourinho's departure and announce Ryan Giggs as the new manager




It's all over lads :(

Great times with Jose while they lasted though. OP was definitely having a crafty wank during the bolded section. Unfortunate.
 

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It's funny how LvG is now a classy manager, when last week he was terrible. The whole appointment of him it was criticised on RAWK.

They always liken to "real United fans" as "completely anti-united and "agrees with everything Liverpool is", RAWK is really something special.

Klopp is a special manager, the only issue is with Guardiola, Mourinho, they aren't getting a sniff at top 4.

Arsenal have too much quality, Leicester have hunger, Tottenham are in a much better state with Pochettino and a very talented squad.

Good luck Liverpool.
losing 5 consecutive finals is special alright
 

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losing 5 consecutive finals is special alright
It's not ideal no, but he did lose quite a few key players in fairness to him, not only to different clubs but to injury.

Credit where it's due, he's a good charismatic manager, but sometimes his "fun" style is not found in pragmatism and that lack of balance has sometimes shot himself in the foot.

I'm happy to have him in the Premier League though.
 

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« Reply #160 on: Today at 05:20:32 PM »

Mourinho's career at united: A review

Year 1:
A heavy summer of spending sees united sign up a host of Mendes players for big sums and big wages. Eyebrows will be raised at signings in areas in which united already have depth. September sees Mourinho claiming a referee conspiracy against his team following some weak appeals for a penalty/red card. In November he will claim the press are against united following his hatchet job against Pep's City. In January, following an injury crisis Mourinho signs free agent Jon Obi Mikel as midfield cover. Also in Jan, prior to the away game at Chelsea, Mourinho claims he is still loved at Stamford Bridge by players and fans alike and would like to return there at some future stage in his career. In February he launches yet another verbal attack on Wenger. A couple of weeks later, Wenger announces he is to step down at Arsenal. Praise of Wenger's career is sung by all across Europe with the exception of OT where many red faces try and limit the damage of Mourinho's comments.

Finishes outside the top four but manages to win a cup to salvage united's season.

Year 2:
See Year 1 but with increased levels of paranoia. The united camp will be split into Mendes/non-Mendes (also possible: Portuguese speaking vs non-Portuguese, 30+ year old Mourinho loyalists vs younger players). Mourinho will accuse players of one or more of the following: spying, betraying his trust, leaking information, disloyalty, not training hard enough, etc. etc. The average age of united's starting eleven will hover around 29-30 years. Rashford and other young players will barely manage 10 appearances and subsequently stagnate. The pressure will reach it's climax as City/Liverpool thrash united by a four goal margin. Mourinho following a four game touchline ban will speak about his dream job of managing Portugal in Russia 2018.

The season limps to an end with united worse off than ever. Leaks of Mourinho's departure will appear in the Daily Mail, Guardian, BBC, etc. Finally, two days after the season ends united confirm Mourinho's departure and announce Ryan Giggs as the new manager




It's all over lads :(

Great times with Jose while they lasted though. OP was definitely having a crafty wank during the bolded section. Unfortunate.
What's funny is that year one is still better than anything Liverpool have done in ages.
 

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Has that JohnnoWhite or whatever said anything yet?
I have been supporting United since there was dinosaurs and i have never felt more disgusted or angry at the club for selling its soul by getting Jose in. Unlike your lot who appoint managers in the spirit of Shankley and Paisley and Rafa. Sir matt would never approve of this and i hope that your honorable club with Mr Klopp wins a treble"
He would say some crap like that
 

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I'll just put this here.

Just realised he did all he could to stop those bastards from winning the league as payback for that infamous "goal" at Anfield in the Champions League.

The celebration is pure emotion.
 

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I honestly think JohnnoWhite is Andy@Allerton, too many similar ways in which they post. Its something that twonk would do as well.
 

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look at him, not even focused on the game
it's funny they say that but he's the only reason they didn't win it back in 2014. Jose and only Jose is what simply deprived them from becoming champions then.

He crushed them when even a draw was arguably enough for them to become champions.

always thought if i was hiring a manger for Man United and was looking at CV's from different candidates this gif will forever make me toss the other out off the window.
 

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Yes, whatever else, the 2014 slip is down to Shitcoat really. Read it and weep.

Could have not bothered, Lge was pretty much over. Obviously spent all week tactically drilling his reserve XI, and then probably got lucky.

Tough one to swallow for them, admittedly. One League Cup in 10 years, dearie me, :D.

edit: 'shitcoat' - let's have it right, :)
 

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Other irrelevance, I don't know how these rogue individuals (only ever 1 per club, innit, apart from our insurgent quartet of Cantona, Rossi, TonyLeft is it? & the Banned One) from other clubs manage to register on there. They're always shut.

If I ever succeed it'll likeliest be...

When do you think you'll finally be right?
Do one, knobhead
 

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« Reply #160 on: Today at 05:20:32 PM »

Mourinho's career at united: A review

Year 1:
A heavy summer of spending sees united sign up a host of Mendes players for big sums and big wages. Eyebrows will be raised at signings in areas in which united already have depth. September sees Mourinho claiming a referee conspiracy against his team following some weak appeals for a penalty/red card. In November he will claim the press are against united following his hatchet job against Pep's City. In January, following an injury crisis Mourinho signs free agent Jon Obi Mikel as midfield cover. Also in Jan, prior to the away game at Chelsea, Mourinho claims he is still loved at Stamford Bridge by players and fans alike and would like to return there at some future stage in his career. In February he launches yet another verbal attack on Wenger. A couple of weeks later, Wenger announces he is to step down at Arsenal. Praise of Wenger's career is sung by all across Europe with the exception of OT where many red faces try and limit the damage of Mourinho's comments.

Finishes outside the top four but manages to win a cup to salvage united's season.

Year 2:
See Year 1 but with increased levels of paranoia. The united camp will be split into Mendes/non-Mendes (also possible: Portuguese speaking vs non-Portuguese, 30+ year old Mourinho loyalists vs younger players). Mourinho will accuse players of one or more of the following: spying, betraying his trust, leaking information, disloyalty, not training hard enough, etc. etc. The average age of united's starting eleven will hover around 29-30 years. Rashford and other young players will barely manage 10 appearances and subsequently stagnate. The pressure will reach it's climax as City/Liverpool thrash united by a four goal margin. Mourinho following a four game touchline ban will speak about his dream job of managing Portugal in Russia 2018.

The season limps to an end with united worse off than ever. Leaks of Mourinho's departure will appear in the Daily Mail, Guardian, BBC, etc. Finally, two days after the season ends united confirm Mourinho's departure and announce Ryan Giggs as the new manager




It's all over lads :(

Great times with Jose while they lasted though. OP was definitely having a crafty wank during the bolded section. Unfortunate.
Got to hand it to them, they put a lot of effort into their delusions.
 

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He didn't get the better of them and LVG is now a brilliant manager. Couldn't make it up. :lol:
 

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He didn't get the better of them and LVG is now a brilliant manager. Couldn't make it up. :lol:
They seem to have conveniently forgotten our shambolic League and Champions League campaign and trying to make us look the bad guys because we sacked him after an FA cup win. :lol: