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by **Elchris** » Mon Nov 05, 2007 10:07 am

peewee wrote:yeah, the guy knows how to win the premier league, why on earth would we ever want a manager like that

personally i dislike the guy but if he comes and wind the league then so be it

The guy won the premier league buy spending alot of money on quality players mate , if Rafa has been givin that much funds , who knows . We could have gotten simao and alves on our squad now.

by **112-1077774096** » Mon Nov 05, 2007 11:33 am

Elchris wrote:
peewee wrote:yeah, the guy knows how to win the premier league, why on earth would we ever want a manager like that

personally i dislike the guy but if he comes and wind the league then so be it

The guy won the premier league buy spending alot of money on quality players mate , if Rafa has been givin that much funds , who knows . We could have gotten simao and alves on our squad now.

its not as though rafa hasnt had any money mate, also i dont buy into the 'he bought the title'. he still had to get them playing together, he had shevchenko and ballack pretty much forced on him and couldnt fit them in, its not a case that 11 expensive players will win the league for certain, if that was the case they would have won the champions league also

by **Mikz** » Mon Nov 05, 2007 5:32 pm

I agree peewee, this ' buying the title' lark is a bit childish. Yes he did spend , but wisely. Quality players who know how to win.
Money isnt everything in the hands of a fool. Theres a saying - ' All the money in the world means nothing...if ya have a small penis' - I think that speaks volumes

by **The Manhattan Project** » Mon Nov 05, 2007 11:07 pm

Mikz wrote:I agree peewee, this ' buying the title' lark is a bit childish. Yes he did spend , but wisely. Quality players who know how to win.
Money isnt everything in the hands of a fool. Theres a saying - ' All the money in the world means nothing...if ya have a small penis' - I think that speaks volumes

How much does penis enlargement cost?

by **zarababe** » Wed Nov 07, 2007 1:12 am

NO FANKYOU - THAT MISERABLE SH.ITE CAN POLISH THE PLAYERS AND RAFA'S BOOTS -WE NEED A BOOTROOM APPRENTICE AY :angry:

by **Yessicajax** » Fri Nov 23, 2007 11:30 am

Now Mourinho is prob gonna be the new england bondscoach.
is this aa good thing or a bad thing?

by **The Manhattan Project** » Mon Nov 26, 2007 10:02 am

No, fook off England.

If things turn sour, we may need him.

by **mart** » Mon Nov 26, 2007 2:07 pm

This will never happen. If G&H sack Rafa because of whats been said lately, why hire a manager that will complain a lot more about the exact same things?

by **JamCar05** » Mon Nov 26, 2007 3:18 pm

When is he actually allowed to manage in England again anyway (due to his agreement with Chelsea)?

by **Red @ Heart** » Tue Nov 27, 2007 6:10 pm

we all know that JM is a top manager, if things took a turn for the worst would anyone of you take him in, im not sure and cant make my mind up,

by **THEBARON** » Tue Nov 27, 2007 6:23 pm

I wouldn't want him - but I think that he wouldn't be eligible to manage at another premiership club this season anyway.

by **Redstavro** » Tue Nov 27, 2007 11:49 pm

ive just spent the last 3 years spitting vile and venhom towards this man :censored:

OFF Mourinho :censored:

OFF Mourinho.
dont you people go the game? he,s got no :censored:

chance. weak to even think of having him as our manager.

by **Dundalk** » Wed Nov 28, 2007 12:33 am

Looks like he wants the England job now.

The thoughts on him getting his hands on Gerrard :no

And what kind of relationship is he meant to have with Rafa now, obviously they will have to talk.

Who gives a fuck anyway :talktothehand

by **The Manhattan Project** » Wed Nov 28, 2007 10:11 am

Manhattan endorses Jose as the new England manager.

This BTW has nothing to do with the fact I am Jose's agent.

by **Lando_Griffin** » Wed Nov 28, 2007 11:37 am

the_red_alonso wrote:An article I read in the Sunday Express website-

Jose Mourinho has been keeping a close eye on the pressure slowly building on Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez.

When he left Stamford Bridge in September, Mourinho insisted his next post would not be in England.

But that was before Benitez’s rotation policy cost Liverpool valuable ground in the Premier League, and left their Champions League hopes on the brink and the fans up in arms.

The Sunday Express has learned from sources in Portugal close to Mourinho that he has added the Anfield giants to his short list of possible clubs to manage next.

Our source confirmed: “There’s no question Liverpool is a club Jose would like to manage.”

Under his extremely generous severance terms with Chelsea, Mourinho cannot work in England until June.

But he believes that taking over from Benitez could be the most attractive option open to him because:

Liverpool have the financial power to compete with Europe’s elite.

The Kop are so fed up with the club’s title drought that they would welcome the Special One.
lIt would make Roman Abramovich even more jealous of Liverpool.

Only last week Mourinho emphasised his determination to hold out for one of Europe’s top jobs by rejecting Valencia, widely regarded as Spain’s third-largest club.

But unless Real Madrid or Barcelona come calling next summer, which is unlikely, his options will be limited to either of Italy’s Milan clubs – or Liverpool. News of Mourinho waiting in the wings is sure to rattle Kop boss Benitez, who has an intense dislike of the ex-Porto coach and is engulfed in a full-blown crisis on Merseyside.

Failure to beat Besiktas at home on Tuesday will end Liverpool’s Champions League interest – and further undermine the Spaniard’s standing at the club.

And unless he was to deliver the Premier League – a tough proposition with Arsenal and Manchester United both in great form – Benitez could well pay the price for blowing £50million last summer and leave the door open for Mourinho.

WELL !!!
Highly Unlikely to happen but who knows

He can f*ck right off, the greasy whinging b*stard.

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