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'He thinks he knows all and that a manager can't make him upgrade. He didn't like my tactical critics,that was the problem'

Well.. looks like he wont be working with Mourinho again so probably too big an ego for Moyes too.. apparently he loved Pellegrini though? ;)

More poisonous bile from the odious one. Fucking angry this prick is back in the country.

Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:More poisonous bile from the odious one. Fucking angry this prick is back in the country.

Him v Pellegrini should be good though. I don't think he will have the same impact as first time round either. 'You should never go back' syndrome.

Lee_R wrote:

Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:More poisonous bile from the odious one. Fucking angry this prick is back in the country.

Him v Pellegrini should be good though. I don't think he will have the same impact as first time round either. 'You should never go back' syndrome.

Pelllegrini's a gent, so the contrast will be striking if nothing else. This could also be the season it's us versus Chelsea for the league for the first time, so watch this space, as you say.

Lee_R wrote:

Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:More poisonous bile from the odious one. Fucking angry this prick is back in the country.

Him v Pellegrini should be good though. I don't think he will have the same impact as first time round either. 'You should never go back' syndrome.

Couldn't agree more.

Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:More poisonous bile from the odious one. Fucking angry this prick is back in the country.

Big time.Im just happy he did not end up with the rags.

The thought of Mourinho calling anyone a know-all is hilarious. He's the most arrogant man in football.

Alioune DVToure wrote:The thought of Mourinho calling anyone a know-all is hilarious. He's the most arrogant man in football.

He is also fucking hilarious which is why I'm happy he is back. Just as long as it's not with us. Proper wind up merchant.

He'd be hand in glove on here.

Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:

Alioune DVToure wrote:The thought of Mourinho calling anyone a know-all is hilarious. He's the most arrogant man in football.

He is also fucking hilarious which is why I'm happy he is back. Just as long as it's not with us. Proper wind up merchant.

Yes, I think it will just go to show how class Pellegrini is when Mourinho is mouthing off and hes calm and just has that knowing look.

Lee_R wrote:

Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:

Alioune DVToure wrote:The thought of Mourinho calling anyone a know-all is hilarious. He's the most arrogant man in football.

He is also fucking hilarious which is why I'm happy he is back. Just as long as it's not with us. Proper wind up merchant.

Yes, I think it will just go to show how class Pellegrini is when Mourinho is mouthing off and hes calm and just has that knowing look.

Point is he will look fucking idiot if Chelsea beat us whereas he will look like a professor if we beat them.

Lee_R wrote:
Him v Pellegrini should be good though. I don't think he will have the same impact as first time round either. 'You should never go back' syndrome.

He beat mourinho last year and lost but he lost with 9 men so that doesn't really count.

Pelligrini has a tendancy to fuck up big though. When he loses its by 2+ goals most of the time. Hopefully our defense will sort that though.

ashton287 wrote:
He beat mourinho last year and lost but he lost with 9 men so that doesn't really count.

Pelligrini has a tendancy to fuck up big though. When he loses its by 2+ goals most of the time. Hopefully our defense will sort that though.

Malaga's defence was lauded last year as being fantastic

ashton287 wrote:

Lee_R wrote:
Him v Pellegrini should be good though. I don't think he will have the same impact as first time round either. 'You should never go back' syndrome.

He beat mourinho last year and lost but he lost with 9 men so that doesn't really count.

Pelligrini has a tendancy to fuck up big though. When he loses its by 2+ goals most of the time. Hopefully our defense will sort that though.

someone buy this negative fuck a new onesie or something, he needs cheering up, he's out of sorts....what's up Ashton lad....

Jose Mourinho has suggested his former Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo no longer listens to tactical instructions as he thinks he has nothing left to learn.

The Portuguese pair previous enjoyed a close relationship but it has apparently fractured since Ronaldo reacted angrily to criticism from the bench during a Copa del Rey win over Valencia in January.

After that, Ronaldo refused to speak publicly in support of his boss or tie their fates together.

Spanish lipreaders claimed the player told his manager to "f¨¨ himself" during Madrid's win over Malaga last month, and he did not then start any of the club's remaining three La Liga games.

Mourinho told Spanish TV show Punto Pelota that it was now difficult to coach the former Manchester United man as he reacts badly to any criticism.

"Cristiano Ronaldo maybe thinks that he knows everything and that the coach cannot improve him anymore," Mourinho said. "I had a very basic problem with him: criticise him from a tactical point of view, in that moment he did not accept it very well."

Ronaldo missed Madrid's final game of the season last weekend with Mourinho claiming the attacker - as well as team-mates Iker Casillas and Pepe - had been ruled out due to unspecified back complaints.

Pepe subsequently tweeted a photo of himself surfing just a few days later, Casillas told Spanish reporters that he had been ready to play, while A Bola and AS claimed Ronaldo now has no intention of signing a new contract at the Bernabeu as he was disappointed Madrid president Florentino Perez had not publicly denied the 'fake injury' claims.

The returning Chelsea manager nevertheless stuck to his version of events.

"Those two games in which he did not play, have been almost the only ones because he has given everything for Real Madrid," he said. "He felt a pain in his back. I do not doubt the injuries of the players."

Mourinho also claimed that Ronaldo's phenomenal goalscoring record for Madrid over the last three years had been facilitated by a tactical scheme which had been specifically designed [by Mourinho himself].

"He played three fantastic seasons with me, I do not know if the best of his career," the Special One said. "I think we discovered a fantastic tactical set-up so that he could express all his potential and express it in goals."

http://espnfc.com/news/story/_/id/14688 ... ll?cc=5901

mr_nool wrote:He'd be hand in glove on here.

He's no charming man, thats for sure

Bianchi on Ice wrote:

mr_nool wrote:He'd be hand in glove on here.

He's no charming man, thats for sure

That joke isn't funny any more.

Tokyo Blue wrote:

Bianchi on Ice wrote:

mr_nool wrote:He'd be hand in glove on here.

He's no charming man, thats for sure

That joke isn't funny any more.

But what difference does it make? He's not our manager.

It's just a case of Mourinho and his big mouth strikes again.

No need to panic.

s1ty m wrote:
But what difference does it make? He's not our manager.

It's just a case of Mourinho and his big mouth strikes again.

No need to panic.

These things take time, you know. It could also just be a miserable lie.

But what difference does it make? It makes none now you have gone!