Astonishing Mourinho meltdown

[Hazy2]

The end is coming for him at Chelsea he knows it and Roman will be having his lawyers primed.

i think he'd have to lose to Villa to get the sack. Seems so unlikely it isn't even worth a small bet at outrageously favorable odds.

That said, if he did manage to balls it up against Villa it might well be the end for him simply because the trajectory he is on is incendiary right now.

If he can scrape a few wins on the trot and thereby get himself together without losing his shit then he'll last the season i think. They've got a pretty decentl looking run of games in their schedule until xmas really that should be a collection of wins if they are even 70% of what they could be...with just Scouse filth and i guess Spurs sticking out as genuine matches that Chelsea of last season would be challenged by if i read it closely enough just now. Every match has been a banana skin, but if they get a couple under their belt i think they can climb back into the top half within 6 weeks and be positioned for a run at top 4, but it won't be a gimme.

cheers

If Tim Sherwood wants to take a look at villa v Chelsea over the last few visits to Villa Park, and can repeat it, Jose will be in trouble.

[iwasthere2012]

Watched FF this morning. Found myself laughing at Mourinho interview. The guy looks and sounds unhinged. Really looks delusional.

[Dameerto]

Another misconduct charge for The Sulky One, and apparently he has been invited to explain the reason for not giving a post-match interview.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34635441

Jose Mourinho has been charged with misconduct by the Football Association over his language and behaviour in Chelsea's defeat by West Ham United.

Mourinho was sent to the stands after going to speak to referee Jon Moss in his room at half-time on Saturday.

Both clubs have been charged for failing to control their players and have until 29 October to respond.

Chelsea are already facing a £25,000 fine for receiving more than five bookings in the Premier League loss.

As well as the two yellow cards given to Nemanja Matic, Chelsea also had Cesar Azpilicueta, Willian, Cesc Fabregas, John Mikel Obi and Diego Costa booked at Upton Park.

Blues manager Mourinho, midfielder Matic and assistant Silvino Louro were all dismissed during the match. The latter has also been charged with misconduct in relation to his behaviour in the technical area.

The club is also going be asked by the Premier League to explain why manager Jose Mourinho did not take part in the post-match news conference.

On Friday, Mourinho warned that his relationship with the media would be changing after phone camera footage of him in west London was published.

Mourinho watched most of the second half from the directors' box at Upton Park, but disappeared shortly after Carroll headed home West Ham's winner and did not reappear to fulfil his post-match press duties.

The Premier League have confirmed that should a club fail to undertake media obligations, the governing body will write to them to obtain their reasons before deciding on any sanction.

It added that this can range from a warning to a fine, with each case looked at on its merits.

The Football Association is awaiting referee Moss's report on the game, which is expected to detail why Mourinho was sent off.

Mourinho also received a suspended stadium ban this month, imposed for claiming officials were "afraid" to award his team penalties in the aftermath of the 3-1 home defeat by Southampton on 3 October.

However, his sending-off at Upton Park is likely to constitute a separate misconduct charge and would not trigger the stadium ban.

The defeat was Chelsea's fifth in 10 league games this season and leaves the reigning champions in 15th place with 11 points, 11 points behind leaders Manchester City.

Former Premier League referee Mark Halsey said that Mourinho should apologise after his recent outbursts.

"I've known him a long time and he wears his heart on his sleeve," Halsey told BBC Sport. "But sometimes you have to take a step back and think about what you are saying. When you are criticising the referee and his integrity then we can't do that.

"Sometimes it would be good to see Jose be honest and come out and apologise for what he says to referees."

[zuricity]

Another misconduct charge for The Sulky One, and apparently he has been invited to explain the reason for not giving a post-match interview.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34635441

Jose Mourinho has been charged with misconduct by the Football Association over his language and behaviour in Chelsea's defeat by West Ham United.

Mourinho was sent to the stands after going to speak to referee Jon Moss in his room at half-time on Saturday.

Both clubs have been charged for failing to control their players and have until 29 October to respond.

Chelsea are already facing a £25,000 fine for receiving more than five bookings in the Premier League loss.

As well as the two yellow cards given to Nemanja Matic, Chelsea also had Cesar Azpilicueta, Willian, Cesc Fabregas, John Mikel Obi and Diego Costa booked at Upton Park.

Blues manager Mourinho, midfielder Matic and assistant Silvino Louro were all dismissed during the match. The latter has also been charged with misconduct in relation to his behaviour in the technical area.

The club is also going be asked by the Premier League to explain why manager Jose Mourinho did not take part in the post-match news conference.

On Friday, Mourinho warned that his relationship with the media would be changing after phone camera footage of him in west London was published.

Mourinho watched most of the second half from the directors' box at Upton Park, but disappeared shortly after Carroll headed home West Ham's winner and did not reappear to fulfil his post-match press duties.

The Premier League have confirmed that should a club fail to undertake media obligations, the governing body will write to them to obtain their reasons before deciding on any sanction.

It added that this can range from a warning to a fine, with each case looked at on its merits.

The Football Association is awaiting referee Moss's report on the game, which is expected to detail why Mourinho was sent off.

Mourinho also received a suspended stadium ban this month, imposed for claiming officials were "afraid" to award his team penalties in the aftermath of the 3-1 home defeat by Southampton on 3 October.

However, his sending-off at Upton Park is likely to constitute a separate misconduct charge and would not trigger the stadium ban.

The defeat was Chelsea's fifth in 10 league games this season and leaves the reigning champions in 15th place with 11 points, 11 points behind leaders Manchester City.

Former Premier League referee Mark Halsey said that Mourinho should apologise after his recent outbursts.

"I've known him a long time and he wears his heart on his sleeve," Halsey told BBC Sport. "But sometimes you have to take a step back and think about what you are saying. When you are criticising the referee and his integrity then we can't do that.

"Sometimes it would be good to see Jose be honest and come out and apologise for what he says to referees."

Kin 'ell, good job he didn't Boo the referee.

[Hutch's Shoulder]

It would have been quicker in that article to list the Chelsea players and staff who were NOT booked.

[london blue 2]

Eva must be pissing herself laughing.

[Beefymcfc]

Eva must be pissing herself laughing.

I hear that they are reviewing the investigation into the outcome of the FA decision.

Just hoping the FBI are holding a 45 to their heads.

[DoomMerchant]

Eva must be pissing herself laughing.

Most women who are the victims of sexist abuse and are bullied into leaving a job they love, and the excitement of the high profile gig she had, feel totally vindicated as the man who did it gets a little negative shit from time to time. And a 30M sack of cash when he gets "punished" for being an absolute cunt.

Win-Win for her.

Laughing her tight, pink, wet slutty fanny off. I'm sure.

cheers

[WhyAlwaysMe?]

Singing the Jose rap...

Watch on youtube.com

[Fesan]

I like how ppl are saying "if anyone can turn this around its Mourinho".

When has he ever turned anything around? He is always the first out the door the second it turns sour. If anything he is the LAST person who can turn this around.

[sheblue]

I like how ppl are saying "if anyone can turn this around its Mourinho".

When has he ever turned anything around? He is always the first out the door the second it turns sour. If anything he is the LAST person who can turn this around.

Yes of course, he also wants the 30 mill. All that about loving chelski it is a load of bollocks, he wants out and the pay off that comes with it. Next its PSG, apparently, God help them.

[Michigan Blue]

I like how ppl are saying "if anyone can turn this around its Mourinho".

When has he ever turned anything around? He is always the first out the door the second it turns sour. If anything he is the LAST person who can turn this around.

I think we're all just hoping he reverts to habit, and runs.

The knives have finally been out for him this season, and if he somehow stays on and turns this around, he'll be nastier and more poisonous than ever before.

[Piccsnumberoneblue]

I like how ppl are saying "if anyone can turn this around its Mourinho".

When has he ever turned anything around? He is always the first out the door the second it turns sour. If anything he is the LAST person who can turn this around.

It all depends how you gauge 'turning it around'
Will a fourth place finish and a run to the quarters/semis in a cup count as a success now that the expectations have been lowered.
I can easily imagine that if that were the case the press would still lick his balls and he would be 'The not quite as special, but still fairly special one'

[Beefymcfc]

I derest the cunt but what he's doing to the Chavs, I hop he stays on for a while longer.

[Hazy2]

We have seen the best of him, he is a modern dinosaur, Rednose saw the future with us. the sarci one burns players out. Damaged beyond repair.

[blues2win]

Eva Carneiro headed for a Tribunal claiming 'constructive dismissal'. The media will have a field day with Mourinho required to appear. Surely Chelsea will have to settle to avoid this.

[Hazy2]

He is in the kit basket, just fucking check it See, c'mon Jose.

[london blue 2]

Anyone see the latest pics of Eva on ssn. Damn...

[Vhero]

Mourinho isn't the special on he's the "Does it better than anybody else for 2 years then ALWAYS falls apart" One

[dazby]

To have that cult of personality at a club is so hard to maintain.