Mascherano sent off inside tunnel following Barcelona's defeat to Osasuna...Guardiola also booked

harhar11 wrote:

stunt wrote:Mourinho is an arrogant douche, sure. He says what he thinks without a care in the world, and he does it on purpose even, to take pressure away from his players. But an hypocrite? He never said he didnt complain about refs. He's not an hypocrite.

How is him saying that he would be ashamed to win the CL the same way that barca won it, not being hypocrite considering how he won his only 2 CL? :/

stunt wrote:

The Franchise wrote:

stunt wrote:Mourinho is an arrogant douche, sure. He says what he thinks without a care in the world, and he does it on purpose even, to take pressure away from his players. But an hypocrite? He never said he didnt complain about refs. He's not an hypocrite.

So talking about "clean champions leagues" completely ignoring his own win with Porto is not the very definition of a hypocrite?

Huh? So his CL with Porto wasnt clean? Elaborate.

The Franchise wrote:

Porto beat Man Utd with Scholes scoring a winning goal to be ruled out for offside, when he wasnt offside.

The Franchise wrote:Not controversial lol

It knocked Man Utd out.

I love how when its Mourinho its "these mistakes happen" but with Barca its "unclean champions league"

There is no need to compare decisions, that isnt the point. The point is Mourinho cannot talk about decisions leading to title wins when he himself has been the benefit of them himself.

But whatever though, if you want to join Mourinho in the hypocrisy then by all means.

The Franchise wrote:Not controversial lol

It knocked Man Utd out.

I love how when its Mourinho its "these mistakes happen" but with Barca its "unclean champions league"

There is no need to compare decisions, that isnt the point. The point is Mourinho cannot talk about decisions leading to title wins when he himself has been the benefit of them himself.

But whatever though, if you want to join Mourinho in the hypocrisy then by all means.

stunt wrote:

The Franchise wrote:Not controversial lol

It knocked Man Utd out.

I love how when its Mourinho its "these mistakes happen" but with Barca its "unclean champions league"

There is no need to compare decisions, that isnt the point. The point is Mourinho cannot talk about decisions leading to title wins when he himself has been the benefit of them himself.

But whatever though, if you want to join Mourinho in the hypocrisy then by all means.

Are you being serious? He was on-side by half a meter, incredibly hard to see, you cant blame the referee for such a mistake. You know how many of those I could bring up? They happen every match! Everyone is sometimes benefitted and other times a victim.

Mourinho didnt complain because of such a mistake, but rather, multiple much more controversial decisions. The denying of multiple penalties for Chelsea in 2008, the sending of off Thiago Motta vs inter, the red card versus Arsenal, the unbelievable sending off of Pepe.

There's a difference beetween a mistake that happens almost every game (unallowed goals being onside) and sending off key players without reason, or the multiple denial of penalties.

The Franchise wrote:So yes, you are going to be a hypocrite.

Multiple pens...only one Chelsea pen was legit if you actually know the handball rule.

Inter won, so the Motta red counted for what? RVP heard the whistle, got a secon yellow, again, by the rules there is nothing to complain about.

Also, Pepe deserved a red and probably could of got sent off twice over.

At the end of the day, every single team has ever won anything has had decisions go there way..EVERY team.

But none of this is important, its not relevant. All that matters is, a ref mistake assisted Mourinho in winning his first CL. Without it, he wouldnt of won.

There is no argument to be had, its a plain fact. So for Mourinho to talk about decisions, he is automatically a hypocrite, no matter the amount of decisions nor the severity of them.

TheBlueArmy wrote:

The Franchise wrote:So yes, you are going to be a hypocrite.

Multiple pens...only one Chelsea pen was legit if you actually know the handball rule.

Inter won, so the Motta red counted for what? RVP heard the whistle, got a secon yellow, again, by the rules there is nothing to complain about.

Also, Pepe deserved a red and probably could of got sent off twice over.

At the end of the day, every single team has ever won anything has had decisions go there way..EVERY team.

But none of this is important, its not relevant. All that matters is, a ref mistake assisted Mourinho in winning his first CL. Without it, he wouldnt of won.

There is no argument to be had, its a plain fact. So for Mourinho to talk about decisions, he is automatically a hypocrite, no matter the amount of decisions nor the severity of them.

Not surprised a barca fan is saying this tbh

dnmac4 wrote:I have a question for everyone who brings up the Chelsea game as Barca cheating and getting help from the Ref's.

Why was Barca playing with 10 men? Please answer this. If the ref wanted Barca to win why in the world would he have them play the game a man down? That's probably the biggest disadvantage you can give to the team your helping win.

Does this make any sense at all or is it just easier to pretend it didn't happen?

I mean you people just ignore this over and over again to send off a player with over half the game left at Stamford Bridge and the ref was on our side? IT's just total delusion.

The Franchise wrote:

But none of this is important, its not relevant. All that matters is, a ref mistake assisted Mourinho in winning his first CL. Without it, he wouldnt of won.

Finally, Pep Guardiola commented on the rumor that there might be a Portuguese referee in the first leg of the semifinals. "If the referee is Portuguese, I’m sure that the Madrid manager will be pretty happy, just like he was in the first leg of last year’s Semi-Final" he concluded