Why does Mourinho think he is "loved" in England?

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:Personally from what i have noticed, its not the fans who loves Mourinho so much but the media.

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:Personally from what i have noticed, its not the fans who loves Mourinho so much but the media.

Blue Barrett wrote:

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:Personally from what i have noticed, its not the fans who loves Mourinho so much but the media.

Exactly what OP isn't grabbing.

The_Badger wrote:It seems others have understood it perfectly. Perhaps English isn't your first language, which is why you're struggling, particularly with the concepts I've noted.

The_Badger wrote:

Blue Barrett wrote:

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:Personally from what i have noticed, its not the fans who loves Mourinho so much but the media.

Exactly what OP isn't grabbing.

Ah, it makes sense now. You haven't quite understood the thread?

Never mind, young man.

Gil wrote:You guys are deluded if you think fans hate him. Only the hipster douchebags do.

Everyone outside of those clowns adore him. Or at the very least have a love/hate relationship.

Seems like everyone forgotten the reaction in sec school after he got sacked.

The_Badger wrote:You're wrong that I'm not quite "grabbing" it. ===> No I'm not.

You're wrong about him not blaming the Italian media for pushing him out of Inter. ===> Provide a quote and/or source or something else to prove your point. Don't make up false conclusions.

You're wrong about him not being goaded by the British press into insulting others in the game. ====> He's not being goaded by the British media....or did the British media also goad him into insulting others in Italy & Spain? Did the British media also goad him into insulting others in Portugal before he even stepped foot in England? Like I said, its his personality.

You're wrong about gouging Vilanova's eye not being that despicable.===> I never said it wasn't. Read my post again.

You've completely forgotten his behaviour and accusations against Frisk, forcing him to retire and his other slanderous remarks about officials. ===> He wasn't the reason for Frisk retiring. Fans were mad at Frisk. Same way fans were mad at Ovrebo(where is Ovrebo today? I'll wait for your answer). Stop trying to grab every flimsy excuse you can to throw at him.

Forgot about instructing his players to deliberately get booked. ===> Even if he's done this, is he the first manager to do it?

Forgot about instigating the terrible scenes against Barcelona in the two semi-final CL ties. ===> Instigating terrible scenes. What terrible scenes exactly?

You haven't understood the OP, you don't understand rhetorical questions and you don't understand English. ===> Thank you for letting me know that I don't understand English. Now proceed to answer my questions.

The_Badger wrote:Ah, an obnoxious brat!

You've been proven wrong and your retorts are simply "No I'm not", "Others do it too" and "What was that?"

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/may/22/jose-mourinho-inter-champions-league-madrid

"I have been very happy at Inter, but not in the world of Italian football because I don't like all the comments from presidents, coaches and papers," he said. "But, I will always like Inter. I want to thank Italian football because I have become a better coach for it. Now it's time for me to take a day or two to think about a new challenge in another country.

"I have given everything for this team and I feel free to make a decision on my future. I want to become the first coach to win the Champions League with three different clubs. It's more probable that I'll go than stay."

Mate you need to come off this little wagon you're on.

1. They didn't goad him into anything. His personality is very blunt. I don't see how hard that could be to notice. He thinks like every other football fan sometimes and isn't scared to let it out whether the headlines turn out to be positive or negative.

2. Where exactly did he blame the Italian media for leaving Italy?! I can clearly remember him saying he wanted a new challenge and all that other stuff when he left for Madrid. I have never read a quote where he blamed his departure on the media. Listen to yourself.

3. And him abusing Guardiola somehow gave made him beat Barca in the end? Didn't he also abuse Wenger in England? Smh I don't know what your point here is, really.

4. Apart from poking Tito's eye(which wouldn't even make a top 50 despicable scene in football history) I can't even think of any other thing he's done that's so "despicable"

I don't know what you're trying to prove but you're really really reaching and grasping as many straws as you can. You need to sit back and look at your own posts. You're not making any sense yet. You've got to explain better.


Oh and the only set of fans that love Jose in England are Chelsea fans. Some other fans may respect him but they don't "love" him.

BarcaLearning wrote:I would just love it so much if he came back to England and failed, and along the way, makes his name stink just likes hes done in Italy and Spain. No offense but Im not to sure the English just know enough football to be able to judge rather then believe everything the press throws at them

But then if his relationship with Abrom works out and he gets to spend all the money he wants and buys the players he likes, then it is hardly difficult to reign supreme in England, since u got Mancini who has no idea, Man U who is just destined to get weaker, the others able to challenge, no sure.... if so then he will be so called loved becos he will be successful again?

But depending on how much time Fergie has left at Man U, it will be intriguing to see them do battle again. Fergie clearly got unlucky in their CL meeting, and he got the better of Mou when he was sacked by Chelsea in the end

Omniscient wrote:"Loved" is the wrong word I think, Mourinho induces ultimate fanboyism in some people and ultimate butthurt in others.

RealGunner wrote:

Gil wrote:You guys are deluded if you think fans hate him. Only the hipster douchebags do.

Everyone outside of those clowns adore him. Or at the very least have a love/hate relationship.

Seems like everyone forgotten the reaction in sec school after he got sacked.

You are talking within the Chelsea fanbase right ?