harhar11 wrote:

Mr Nick09 wrote:Mole

"Mourinho no va a pasar a la historia del futbol. Para mí el mejor es Guardiola y lo ha sido durante los cuatro años que ha estado al frente del Barça, porque ha revolucionado el fútbol"

"Por ejemplo, el Chelsea ha ganado la Champions League este año y el Barça sigue siendo la referencia futbolística en el mundo".

http://www.as.com/futbol/articulo/xavi-hernandez-mourinho-pasara-historia/20120607dasdasftb_36/Tes

That right there explains why he thinks that Guardiola is the best and most likely why he thinks that Mou will not be remember and its exactly what mole said...

I am psychic

You keep on telling yourself that Mole

some body give xavi something to eat lol.

Is this a big deal? I am sure Mourinho does not care about all these things. Otherwise he would have innovated, like Guardiola, Cryuff, Herrera etc.

People who care about making a name for themselves work towards innovating. Mourinho probably does care about such stuff because, otherwise, we would have seen him innovate because i think he is pretty clever.

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:

BhritanniaBhlue wrote:Winners get remembered far more than innovators...

Why is Sacchi's Milan remembered more fondly than Capello's Milan then?

Capello's Milan were more dominate and won more trophies yet its Sacchi's Milan everyone talks about and remembers....

Why? i think we all know the answer.

"More fondly" wasn't the question...

Which manager first championed the use of the 442? Who was the first manager to use a 4 man backline? Which started pressing high up the pitch as a tactic? Who was the "total football" guy again?

Answer: No one knows who any of those people are unless they look them up

Yet everyone knows Busby, Shankly, Paisley, Herrera and Sacchi

Xavi has to be the most butthurt c*nt in football.

BhritanniaBhlue wrote:

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:

BhritanniaBhlue wrote:Winners get remembered far more than innovators...

Why is Sacchi's Milan remembered more fondly than Capello's Milan then?

Capello's Milan were more dominate and won more trophies yet its Sacchi's Milan everyone talks about and remembers....

Why? i think we all know the answer.

"More fondly" wasn't the question...

Which manager first championed the use of the 442? Who was the first manager to use a 4 man backline? Which started pressing high up the pitch as a tactic? Who was the "total football" guy again?

Answer: No one knows who any of those people are unless they look them up

Yet everyone knows Busby, Shankly, Paisley, Herrera and Sacchi

Obviously you have to innovate and win.

EarlyPrototype wrote:Xavi has to be the most butthurt c*nt in football.

Funny a fan of a Mourinho team should say that

I see Madrid fans havent improved in the past 3 months....

kiranr wrote:

BhritanniaBhlue wrote:

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:

BhritanniaBhlue wrote:Winners get remembered far more than innovators...

Why is Sacchi's Milan remembered more fondly than Capello's Milan then?

Capello's Milan were more dominate and won more trophies yet its Sacchi's Milan everyone talks about and remembers....

Why? i think we all know the answer.

"More fondly" wasn't the question...

Which manager first championed the use of the 442? Who was the first manager to use a 4 man backline? Which started pressing high up the pitch as a tactic? Who was the "total football" guy again?

Answer: No one knows who any of those people are unless they look them up

Yet everyone knows Busby, Shankly, Paisley, Herrera and Sacchi

Obviously you have to innovate and win.

What did any of those people innovate?????

Even Herrara's catenaccio was ripped off someone else, he just made it famous because he was successful with it...

Jonathan28 wrote:I see Madrid fans havent improved in the past 3 months....

Improved? bah, they have gotten worse.

kiranr wrote:

EarlyPrototype wrote:Xavi has to be the most butthurt c*nt in football.

Funny a fan of a Mourinho team should say that

[quote="kiranr"]

A fan of a Mourinho team just won La Liga.

halamadrid2 wrote:well you have to agree he runs his mouth a little bit too much, he kinds of takes it in turn with Cruyff who also loves our club

Funny that you dont say that ronaldo, özil, MOURINHO, benzema or pepe loves barca when they speak more about barca then xavi does about Real Madrid..

BhritanniaBhlue wrote:
What did any of those people innovate?????

Even Herrara's catenaccio was ripped off someone else, he just made it famous because he was successful with it...

Yeah, i kind of agree with Bhends. Most innovation in football is not the work of one man. I guess you could say that the ones who adopt an innovative strategy and tactic and win with it are the ones that are the most fondly remembered :hmm;

[quote="EarlyPrototype"]

kiranr wrote:

EarlyPrototype wrote:Xavi has to be the most butthurt c*nt in football.

Funny a fan of a Mourinho team should say that

kiranr wrote:

A fan of a Mourinho team just won La Liga.

Really? That is the best comeback you could muster?

This is turning into a Barca vs Madrid battle. Remember the days when it was Serie A fans vs Epl fans? Oh man, we La liga fans could kick back in those times.

Are you serious?

There is no need for a comeback. Because why would any Mourinho fan be butthurt? Your posts never make sense.

Xavi is always butthurt and it seemed like I touched a nerve when I said that.

EarlyPrototype wrote:Are you serious?

There is no need for a comeback. Because why would any Mourinho fan be butthurt? Your posts never make sense.

Xavi is always butthurt and it seemed like I touched a nerve when I said that.

You want me to explain why Mou is butthurt?

And i said Mourinho is butthurt. Not you. Reading comprehension ftw

BhritanniaBhlue wrote:

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:

BhritanniaBhlue wrote:Winners get remembered far more than innovators...

Why is Sacchi's Milan remembered more fondly than Capello's Milan then?

Capello's Milan were more dominate and won more trophies yet its Sacchi's Milan everyone talks about and remembers....

Why? i think we all know the answer.

"More fondly" wasn't the question...

Which manager first championed the use of the 442? Who was the first manager to use a 4 man backline? Which started pressing high up the pitch as a tactic? Who was the "total football" guy again?

Answer: No one knows who any of those people are unless they look them up

Yet everyone knows Busby, Shankly, Paisley, Herrera and Sacchi

I did say innovate and win tbf and thats another one...... Shankly was nowhere near as successful on the trophies front as Paisley but Shankly is remembered more.....

Of course Mourinho will be remembered he has won a ridiculous amount of trophies.... i would'nt go as far as Xavi did but Guardiola dominated and innovated in a similar way that Sacchi did so he will already be remembered regardless of what he does for now on.

To me Mourinho has to dominate for an extended period of time like Guardiola did at Barca if he isnt going to innovate.

He will be remembered of course but if he doesnt dominate or innovate i dont feel he will be remembered as much as maybe people feel he will.

kiranr wrote:

EarlyPrototype wrote:Are you serious?

There is no need for a comeback. Because why would any Mourinho fan be butthurt? Your posts never make sense.

Xavi is always butthurt and it seemed like I touched a nerve when I said that.

You want me to explain why Mou is butthurt?

And i said Mourinho is butthurt. Not you. Reading comprehension ftw

This is what you said.

Funny a fan of a Mourinho team should say that

Which clearly refers to the fans. Mourinho being butthurt has nothing to do with me. Learn to type properly next time. Anyway I am wasting my time with you.

Xavi is douce, nothing more to it.

What did Sacchi innovate? What did Shankly innovate? Nothing

Sacchi is remembered "more fondly" than Cappello because Cappello won with Sacchi's freaking team...It has nothing to do with innovation

When Shankly took over Liverpool they were in the second division...He's remembered "more fondly" than Paisley because he laid the groundwork and built the organization that Paisley was successful with...

Nothing to do with innovation, as neither Shankly nor Sacchi invented anything significant

EarlyPrototype wrote:

Which clearly refers to the fans. Mourinho being butthurt has nothing to do with me. Learn to type properly next time. Anyway I am wasting my time with you.

Really man, you need to learn to understand what people say. I was referring to you, a fan, supporting a butthurt manager calling other players butthurt which is actually ironic. Why else would i reference Mourinho?

Is it so difficult? Can't i take it for granted that you atleast understand what people say?

kiranr wrote:

EarlyPrototype wrote:

Which clearly refers to the fans. Mourinho being butthurt has nothing to do with me. Learn to type properly next time. Anyway I am wasting my time with you.

Really man, you need to learn to understand what people say. I was referring to you, a fan, supporting a butthurt manager calling other players butthurt.

Is it so difficult? Can't i take it for granted that you atleast understand what people say?

Maybe you meant that, but your post certainly didn't reflect your thoughts. Your post clearly was aimed towards fans and not Mourinho.

As for this topic Mourhino will be remembered alongside any great manager. Winning makes you stand out,but winning so much in many different countries is even better.