Mourinho has Xavi-itis

Real Madrid's Jose Mourinho: I am an Interista and I am sufferingThe Portuguese coach still has a soft spot for his former club and empathises with his previous team after their rocky start to the Serie A campaign

The 48-year-old, who won the treble in the second of his two-year stay at San Siro, expressed that he remains a fan of Inter and empathises with his former club, who have lost four of their first six Serie A matches to start the 2011-12 campaign.

"I don't like this run of results," he said according to La Gazzetta Dello Sport. "I am always behind my former team, my ex-players, my ex-president, and behind the coach.

In spite of their poor run of form, Mourinho feels that Inter will rebound.

"I remain optimistic. They could get one, two, three, four or five bad results, but I will continue to believe they will turn it around as early as the next game."

Mourinho also scuppered rumours of Marco Branca leaving his post as Inter sporting director to join him in Madrid.

"I know him very well, we're friends," Mourinho said. "We worked very well together at Inter and I like his way of doing things. He is a great professional, but it will not happen."

The Portuguese coach feels that there is no need to bring in Branca given his satisfaction with the staff at Real Madrid.

"We are so happy here [at Real Madrid]. Here we have people who have professional attributes similar to his. Not identical, but similar. People of great ability. We are super satisfied with what we have right now."

Inter will have a chance to turn around their recent woes when they visit Lille in the Champions League on Tuesday. Mourinho's Real Madrid kick off the same day against Lyon at the Santiago Bernabeu.

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edit: I am refering to just the use of the word suffering, not that Mou acted like Xavi. That's all. calm down RM fans.

but why xavi-itis?

diptiman wrote:but why xavi-itis?

Xavi: "I spoke to Cesc in Ibiza and he said he was suffering because he wanted to come," Xavi told Barcelona's official website. "It's more like, he did everything he could to come and wants to leave Arsenal, although he made it clear that now everything depends on the selling club."

How does this compare to Xavi's Fabragas kidnapping saga?

Mourinho isnt giving opinion on someone else sufferings ala Xavi.

The Mayor of Setúbal, the home town of Jose Mourinho, has lashed out at Real Madrid stating that the former Rio Ave player was kidnapped by Los Blancos

and so on and so on

BeautifulGame wrote:How does this compare to Xavi's Fabragas kidnapping saga?

Mourinho isnt giving opinion on someone else sufferings ala Xavi.

I know guys calm down. It was the suffering thing I was refering to ffs. Gosh, bloody hell!

As in Inter fan, he sure abandoned them in a heartbeat

Lord Spencer wrote:As in Inter fan, he sure abandoned them in a heartbeat

Well, that's what he does. Win the CL and leave. I didn't mind

I read "Xavi-tits" and laughed a bit.

Although now that I think of it it makes me sick.

Lord Spencer wrote:As in Inter fan, he sure abandoned them in a heartbeat

I don't think Mou is the type of coach that will sit still at a club and create a dynasty - I predict that after he wins the CL with RM, he will go to Germany and win the Bundesliga, followed by Anzhi.

man is an achievement whore.

So he said the same word another person said and he has the Xavi-its?

Lame

I actually read the title as : Mourinho has Xavi-tits

lol

I read Xavi-tits too lmao.

windkick wrote:So he said the same word another person said and he has the Xavi-its?

Lame

Much like how when someone proclaims "i have a dream" you instantly think of MLK jr, so to do people think of Vagi when someone proclaims to be suffering and in distress

TBH I thought that too.

xavi-tits?

Lex wrote:

windkick wrote:So he said the same word another person said and he has the Xavi-its?

Lame

Much like how when someone proclaims "i have a dream" you instantly think of MLK jr, so to do people think of Vagi when someone proclaims to be suffering and in distress

He gets it...

Lord Spencer wrote:As in Inter fan, he sure abandoned them in a heartbeat

what was he gonna do with a group of unmotivated grandpas? lightning only strikes once.

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:

Lord Spencer wrote:As in Inter fan, he sure abandoned them in a heartbeat

what was he gonna do with a group of unmotivated grandpas? lightning only strikes once.

Xavi: Villa is suffering, Messi won't give him the ball...

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:

Lord Spencer wrote:As in Inter fan, he sure abandoned them in a heartbeat

what was he gonna do with a group of unmotivated grandpas? lightning only strikes once.

Not true, according to North Korea's woman's football coach, lightning struck five of her players.