GYBS wrote:Maureen
Porto - Won title there in a poor league , Won UEFA Cup against Celtic by diving all over the place but a talented team.
CL - Did well to win and got through couple of games by skin of their teeth but ended up beating monaco in a
Poor final
Chelsea - Took over a very good squad that should of won the CL the year before but for Raneri having a mental moment . Added the cheap Signings of Drogba ,Carvhalo Essien to the list and won two titles plus a Leagure cup but were beaten twice in three years by Liverpool in CL semi .
Inter - Took over a team that were already crusing to title wins in previous seasons and hasnt done much different there .
Overall think he is a decent manager but not as good as some think - He had a very good bunch of talented people at Porto and won a poor CL. At chelsea he was able to but whoever he wanted and at Inter he got another bunch of taalented guys .
How would he fair if he had to build a squad up from scratch without having billions to spend. ?
That is without mentioning his personality which is very very arrogant beyond belief. And as for getting on with our owners ? well can neve reve see that working .
GYBS wrote:And it will take a manager 5 mins to get used to the prem when you have a team full of 20 mil players who have mainly played together for a year or so .
GYBS wrote:Maureen
Porto - Won title there in a poor league , Won UEFA Cup against Celtic by diving all over the place but a talented team.
CL - Did well to win and got through couple of games by skin of their teeth but ended up beating monaco in a
Poor final
Chelsea - Took over a very good squad that should of won the CL the year before but for Raneri having a mental moment . Added the cheap Signings of Drogba ,Carvhalo Essien to the list and won two titles plus a Leagure cup but were beaten twice in three years by Liverpool in CL semi .
Inter - Took over a team that were already crusing to title wins in previous seasons and hasnt done much different there .
Overall think he is a decent manager but not as good as some think - He had a very good bunch of talented people at Porto and won a poor CL. At chelsea he was able to but whoever he wanted and at Inter he got another bunch of taalented guys .
How would he fair if he had to build a squad up from scratch without having billions to spend. ?
That is without mentioning his personality which is very very arrogant beyond belief. And as for getting on with our owners ? well can neve reve see that working .
bigmick wrote:GYBS wrote:Maureen
Porto - Won title there in a poor league , Won UEFA Cup against Celtic by diving all over the place but a talented team.
CL - Did well to win and got through couple of games by skin of their teeth but ended up beating monaco in a
Poor final
Chelsea - Took over a very good squad that should of won the CL the year before but for Raneri having a mental moment . Added the cheap Signings of Drogba ,Carvhalo Essien to the list and won two titles plus a Leagure cup but were beaten twice in three years by Liverpool in CL semi .
Inter - Took over a team that were already crusing to title wins in previous seasons and hasnt done much different there .
Overall think he is a decent manager but not as good as some think - He had a very good bunch of talented people at Porto and won a poor CL. At chelsea he was able to but whoever he wanted and at Inter he got another bunch of taalented guys .
How would he fair if he had to build a squad up from scratch without having billions to spend. ?
That is without mentioning his personality which is very very arrogant beyond belief. And as for getting on with our owners ? well can neve reve see that working .
Porto or Sporitn Lisbon normally win the title in Portugal. I think I read somewhere once that Mourinho didn't start at Porto though, he did something spectacular at a lower division club over there. Maybe someone else could shed some light on that.
When they won the UEFA, they did beat Celtic in the final. Celtic though put some fairly decent sides out along the way as I recall, as did no doubt Porto. We beat Alaves in the final a couple of years earlier and I don't remember too many people being concerned it wasn't Bayern Munich instead.
Champions League? Well they won it. Surely Liverpool fans know better than most that once you've won it, how lucky you were or how poor a tournament it was that year is totally irrelavent.
Chelsea? Took over a team who were a long way back in 2nd, and stuck 16 points!!!!!! on top of their total in his first year in English football.
Inter Milan-I agree.
Lets be serious though, just for once. Lets even try and be objective, his record is quite good by any standards.
GYBS wrote:I have given him credit but im certainly not going to go overboard about him , i dont rate him as highly as some . And i certainly dont want him as Liverpool manager despite his record just like i would never want Taggert as liverpool manager ever . he showed massive disrespect to our club and our fans on a number of occasions and things like that will never be forgotten by the majority of fans of the club .
Lando_Griffin wrote:bigmick wrote:To be honest I've never really liked him as a person, but have rated in particular his man mangement skills. When I actually sat down and wrote the thread starter, he is a better football manager than I gave him credit for. His achievement at Chelsea to come in and instantly stick 16 points on top of Ranieri's total when he came second to Arsenal (now that is what I CALL progress) is a truly staggering achievement. It matters not that he spent money, to acquire the players and get them to gel instantly, to blend and to adapt to the Premiership upon arrival is a truly amazing achievement.
Similarly, when you look at him winning the UEFA Cup followed by the Champions League the following season with Porto, it gives lie to Lando's assessment.
He is a manager and a person who polarises opinion. In mine, if we were to be looking for a manager and he was available, we should absolutely move heaven and earth to get him. Put it this way, If Chelsea get him back next season they'll go very very close, and if Man City get him they'll finish in the top four. I have absolutely no doubts whatsoever about either statement, and would be happy to have a wee wager with anyone who differs.
What is the point in starting a topic where you ask a question if you've already decided the answer?
What you are basically saying is that Moris is fantastico because he made the most expensive group of players in the World win a league where the competition wasn't as strong as it could have been. You add to this by referring to the UEFA and Champions' League successes he managed with an inherited squad.
Now, if Liverpool won it DESPITE Rafa, as you have intimated before, surely a squad lacking in any Moris influence whatsoever won it without HIS influence?
You need only look at Chelsea's results against Liverpool in the Champions' League to see that he was inferior to Rafa. Common sense shows this, as, despite a much better team, we f*cked them over.
The league matches had so many contentious issues where decisions went incorrectly to the chav b*stards, that you cannot realistically count them.
Moris is a nothing manager who relies completely on his arrogant ramblings and inherited squads to achieve anything.
peewee wrote:GYBS wrote:I have given him credit but im certainly not going to go overboard about him , i dont rate him as highly as some . And i certainly dont want him as Liverpool manager despite his record just like i would never want Taggert as liverpool manager ever . he showed massive disrespect to our club and our fans on a number of occasions and things like that will never be forgotten by the majority of fans of the club .
I understand that mate, I was annoyed by his behaviour but in the cold light of day if he was our manager and did that to the mancs we would love him for it. I want you to watch one thing mate, watch him as he leaves the pitch after our first semi against them, watch how he applauds the Liverpool fans, he had a job to do and he did it well, we hated him because he wasn't doing that job as our manager. Just for once wouldn't you like to see rafa running along the touchline as we beat the mancs, I would love to see him show some passion, maybe then I would take to him a bit more
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