Milan next for Mourinho?
Friday 12 January, 2007
Milan and Inter could turn to Jose Mourinho if the Coach leaves Chelsea at the end of the present campaign.
The Portuguese boss is reportedly set to quit the Blues in the summer after growing tension between himself and the Stamford Bridge hierarchy.
That was evident in midweek after the ex-Porto tactician lamented the fact that he would not be handed any new players during the January transfer market.
Now the Sun newspaper suggests that Mourinho has told both his agent and some close friends that he will depart England in May.
Cesar Peixoto, a former Porto player and a good friend of Mourinho, also revealed to the newspaper that the Coach is looking for a new home in Milan, which would confirm the links with both San Siro outfits.
Inter are favoured in the race to sign the former Barcelona translator and were already paired with him recently given that Roberto Mancini has yet to extend his contract which expires in June.
The Independent claims that Nerazzurri owner Massimo Moratti, who had initially contacted the tactician while he was in Portugal, is now willing to offer him a £5.2m contract.
Milan may also be interested in his unique services despite having confirmed their faith in Carlo Ancelotti.
However, the former Parma and Juventus boss may be shown the door if he fails to lead the side to Champions League football next season.
Full Version: Milan next for Mourinho?
IM ANTI MOURINHO HE IS A ******* GO TO INTER THEY'LL LOVE YOU
QUOTE (rhy_A4 @ Jan 12 2007, 01:03 PM)
IM ANTI MOURINHO HE IS A ******* GO TO INTER THEY'LL LOVE YOU
If he came to Milan and was successful you'd love him
IMO it would be good to have someone in charge with a bit of backbone, someone who would demand Milan quality players and not just be content with freebies.
very true but id rather have Van Basten 
QUOTE (rhy_A4 @ Jan 12 2007, 01:59 PM)
very true but id rather have Van Basten
The problem is that Van Basten proved nothing as a coach. And a dutch coach in Italy... would be tatically ***** every single week.
Mourinho... well, I don't know. He's the best coach out there. It's up to Berlusconi. Ancelotti is for many years in here, probably his motivation is not the same as before... maybe Mourinho would be the right man to "renew" Milan.
Mourinho's an excellent coach but he's not a man I respect...
why is that??
QUOTE (Portugal @ Jan 12 2007, 04:07 PM)
And a dutch coach in Italy... would be tatically ***** every single week.
why is that??
oh ... If Inter will get him, than I will have a nightmare every night!
yes Mourinho is a great manager but he gives the media to much lip . i know he is probably trying toget the attention away from the players but that also makes him an aragant person which is not the kinda of image i want in Milan
QUOTE (rhy_A4 @ Jan 12 2007, 06:50 PM)
yes Mourinho is a great manager but he gives the media to much lip . i know he is probably trying toget the attention away from the players but that also makes him an aragant person which is not the kinda of image i want in Milan
Neither do I
QUOTE (dst @ Jan 12 2007, 02:20 PM)
why is that??
Do I need to explain why? Dutch = super ofensive football. | Italy = defensive, inteligent football.
And what has Van Basten proved as a coach? How many CL and UEFA Cups he won? Nothing. Zero.
I'd prefer to stay with Carletto to change to Rijkaard, MvB or any other dutch.
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Jan 12 2007, 04:26 PM)
Neither do I
Yeah yeah yeah.... that's what everyone says. But if he came and Milan win the Scudetto and the Champions you all would say "Damn it. That guy is something! He's the man!".
QUOTE (Portugal @ Jan 12 2007, 07:41 PM)
Yeah yeah yeah.... that's what everyone says. But if he came and Milan win the Scudetto and the Champions you all would say "Damn it. That guy is something! He's the man!".
Not trying to offend, just speaking my mind. Milan has history, culture, image kind of like a cult. Look at the players at hand; we have no trouble makers amongst Milan's squad members, a very profesional team. You bring on someone like Mourinho, sure he'll win the Serie A and CL .. With players like Kaka, Nesta, Pirlo, Seedorf, Dida, Inzaghi, Gila, Oli PLUS reinforcments .. He'll I'll win them too
.. To put it short, his attitude wont hold well with Silvio 
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Jan 12 2007, 04:57 PM)
Not trying to offend, just speaking my mind. Milan has history, culture, image kind of like a cult. Look at the players at hand; we have no trouble makers amongst Milan's squad members, a very profesional team. You bring on someone like Mourinho, sure he'll win the Serie A and CL .. With players like Kaka, Nesta, Pirlo, Seedorf, Dida, Inzaghi, Gila, Oli PLUS reinforcments .. He'll I'll win them too .. To put it short, his attitude wont hold well with Silvio
.. To put it short, his attitude wont hold well with Silvio Who knows? Probably is that type of leadership, and a bit of arrogance that is missing sometimes in Milan. But that's my opinion of course.
PS: I really hope he doesn't go to Inter. If so... some club will continue to end the season without trophies...
@Porto
He isn't a wizard .. Unless Moratti pulls another calciopoli on Juve and Milan, Inter will always come in third, I'm guessing u forgot the curse
He isn't a wizard .. Unless Moratti pulls another calciopoli on Juve and Milan, Inter will always come in third, I'm guessing u forgot the curse
QUOTE (I_Rossoneri @ Jan 12 2007, 01:17 PM)
If he came to Milan and was successful you'd love him
IMO it would be good to have someone in charge with a bit of backbone, someone who would demand Milan quality players and not just be content with freebies.
IMO it would be good to have someone in charge with a bit of backbone, someone who would demand Milan quality players and not just be content with freebies.
Let me tell you something about Milan, all the players you see in that club were brought by the management not the coaches, and this is why you can still see someone like Maldini and Costacurta on the pitch with the Milan shirt, it's like a family thing!
This is the way it works at Milan, coaches are here to use the players they have not to demand some name they want to get!
Mourinho Bemoans Luck Over Lack Of Bench Strength
Jose Mourinho believes that he has not been as lucky as other managers in the Premiership, and is having to do things the hard way.
Having had to make do with a make-shift centre-half pairing in the absence of skipper John Terry, the Chelsea coach has interestingly bemoaned his luck for not having players on the bench ready to step in.
He started Paolo Ferreira and Michael Essien at centre-back against Wycombe - a game Chelsea could only draw - and is unhappy with his lack of bench strength.
"I'm not even as lucky as some other people, because I don't have in the reserve team defenders with the quality and ready to play for my team," said Mourinho.
"You look at other teams - Glenn Roeder had (Paul) Huntington, and the boy who scored against Manchester United (David Edgar).
"Other teams have an answer. We have no quality defenders and players ready to play for the first team. They are too young or not good enough to play at this level. I don't even have a second squad to go and pick players."
To conclude, he admitted it was a battle for survival at the moment: "The situation was difficult and we are surviving. We are surviving, but we know it looks like it never ends. We have problems, but this is about surviving and waiting for a better squad situation, and we are surviving well."
Source
@ Porto, you think Galliani or Silvio would actually tolerate him ?! Cuz, look at Carlo, he has no choice but use these youngsters at a time of need and is very effective with them, even thougth our prima vera arent as dependable as Ajax's or PSV's .. Yet, Mourinho is confesing he cant do without first team players.
It's nothing against him, I admire what he did at Porto, but he seriouslly has been basing his success on expensive signings left, right, and center what he and Abramovic wanted. At Milan, he say's sometyhing like that .. Mmm he wouldn't even be given a chance to
Jose Mourinho believes that he has not been as lucky as other managers in the Premiership, and is having to do things the hard way.
Having had to make do with a make-shift centre-half pairing in the absence of skipper John Terry, the Chelsea coach has interestingly bemoaned his luck for not having players on the bench ready to step in.
He started Paolo Ferreira and Michael Essien at centre-back against Wycombe - a game Chelsea could only draw - and is unhappy with his lack of bench strength.
"I'm not even as lucky as some other people, because I don't have in the reserve team defenders with the quality and ready to play for my team," said Mourinho.
"You look at other teams - Glenn Roeder had (Paul) Huntington, and the boy who scored against Manchester United (David Edgar).
"Other teams have an answer. We have no quality defenders and players ready to play for the first team. They are too young or not good enough to play at this level. I don't even have a second squad to go and pick players."
To conclude, he admitted it was a battle for survival at the moment: "The situation was difficult and we are surviving. We are surviving, but we know it looks like it never ends. We have problems, but this is about surviving and waiting for a better squad situation, and we are surviving well."
Source
@ Porto, you think Galliani or Silvio would actually tolerate him ?! Cuz, look at Carlo, he has no choice but use these youngsters at a time of need and is very effective with them, even thougth our prima vera arent as dependable as Ajax's or PSV's .. Yet, Mourinho is confesing he cant do without first team players.
It's nothing against him, I admire what he did at Porto, but he seriouslly has been basing his success on expensive signings left, right, and center what he and Abramovic wanted. At Milan, he say's sometyhing like that .. Mmm he wouldn't even be given a chance to
QUOTE (Portugal @ Jan 12 2007, 06:40 PM)
Do I need to explain why? Dutch = super ofensive football. | Italy = defensive, inteligent football.
Well yeah... defence doesn't always win. Also... offensive football can be intelligent too!!
Plus that does not represent every Dutch coach... in fact the best one of them (Hiddink that is) is not exactly the attacking type. Neither is MVB. Even Rijkard has seen reason compared to two years ago!!
What you say sounds the most likely thing to happen to a Dutch coast but I just can't be so sure about it.
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Jan 12 2007, 07:27 PM)
Mourinho Bemoans Luck Over Lack Of Bench Strength
what??
Please Paolo show mercy.... this simply can't be happening!! Looll...
...
I hate cribbers. Well too bad for you Chelsea...so shape up or ship out.
QUOTE (dst @ Jan 12 2007, 08:30 PM)
what??
Please Paolo show mercy.... this simply can't be happening!! Looll...
...
Please Paolo show mercy.... this simply can't be happening!! Looll...
...
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Jan 12 2007, 05:27 PM)
Mourinho Bemoans Luck Over Lack Of Bench Strength
Jose Mourinho believes that he has not been as lucky as other managers in the Premiership, and is having to do things the hard way.
Having had to make do with a make-shift centre-half pairing in the absence of skipper John Terry, the Chelsea coach has interestingly bemoaned his luck for not having players on the bench ready to step in.
He started Paolo Ferreira and Michael Essien at centre-back against Wycombe - a game Chelsea could only draw - and is unhappy with his lack of bench strength.
"I'm not even as lucky as some other people, because I don't have in the reserve team defenders with the quality and ready to play for my team," said Mourinho.
"You look at other teams - Glenn Roeder had (Paul) Huntington, and the boy who scored against Manchester United (David Edgar).
"Other teams have an answer. We have no quality defenders and players ready to play for the first team. They are too young or not good enough to play at this level. I don't even have a second squad to go and pick players."
To conclude, he admitted it was a battle for survival at the moment: "The situation was difficult and we are surviving. We are surviving, but we know it looks like it never ends. We have problems, but this is about surviving and waiting for a better squad situation, and we are surviving well."
Source
@ Porto, you think Galliani or Silvio would actually tolerate him ?! Cuz, look at Carlo, he has no choice but use these youngsters at a time of need and is very effective with them, even thougth our prima vera arent as dependable as Ajax's or PSV's .. Yet, Mourinho is confesing he cant do without first team players.
It's nothing against him, I admire what he did at Porto, but he seriouslly has been basing his success on expensive signings left, right, and center what he and Abramovic wanted. At Milan, he say's sometyhing like that .. Mmm he wouldn't even be given a chance to
Jose Mourinho believes that he has not been as lucky as other managers in the Premiership, and is having to do things the hard way.
Having had to make do with a make-shift centre-half pairing in the absence of skipper John Terry, the Chelsea coach has interestingly bemoaned his luck for not having players on the bench ready to step in.
He started Paolo Ferreira and Michael Essien at centre-back against Wycombe - a game Chelsea could only draw - and is unhappy with his lack of bench strength.
"I'm not even as lucky as some other people, because I don't have in the reserve team defenders with the quality and ready to play for my team," said Mourinho.
"You look at other teams - Glenn Roeder had (Paul) Huntington, and the boy who scored against Manchester United (David Edgar).
"Other teams have an answer. We have no quality defenders and players ready to play for the first team. They are too young or not good enough to play at this level. I don't even have a second squad to go and pick players."
To conclude, he admitted it was a battle for survival at the moment: "The situation was difficult and we are surviving. We are surviving, but we know it looks like it never ends. We have problems, but this is about surviving and waiting for a better squad situation, and we are surviving well."
Source
@ Porto, you think Galliani or Silvio would actually tolerate him ?! Cuz, look at Carlo, he has no choice but use these youngsters at a time of need and is very effective with them, even thougth our prima vera arent as dependable as Ajax's or PSV's .. Yet, Mourinho is confesing he cant do without first team players.
It's nothing against him, I admire what he did at Porto, but he seriouslly has been basing his success on expensive signings left, right, and center what he and Abramovic wanted. At Milan, he say's sometyhing like that .. Mmm he wouldn't even be given a chance to
In all fairness to Mourinho, he didn't want Sheva or Ballack but Abramohvic did. Abra seems like he wants to turn chelscum into another real while Mourinho wants to sign young and hungry players.
QUOTE (Portugal @ Jan 12 2007, 04:40 PM)
Do I need to explain why? Dutch = super ofensive football. | Italy = defensive, inteligent football.
And what has Van Basten proved as a coach? How many CL and UEFA Cups he won? Nothing. Zero.
I'd prefer to stay with Carletto to change to Rijkaard, MvB or any other dutch.
And what has Van Basten proved as a coach? How many CL and UEFA Cups he won? Nothing. Zero.
I'd prefer to stay with Carletto to change to Rijkaard, MvB or any other dutch.
I agree that MVB is untested and would be a gamble, but Rijkaard would be fine in Italy IMO. In fact I cannot believe you would have carlo over Frankie?!?!?!?!?!
QUOTE (dst @ Jan 12 2007, 05:27 PM)
Well yeah... defence doesn't always win. Also... offensive football can be intelligent too!!
Plus that does not represent every Dutch coach... in fact the best one of them (Hiddink that is) is not exactly the attacking type. Neither is MVB. Even Rijkard has seen reason compared to two years ago!!
What you say sounds the most likely thing to happen to a Dutch coast but I just can't be so sure about it.
Plus that does not represent every Dutch coach... in fact the best one of them (Hiddink that is) is not exactly the attacking type. Neither is MVB. Even Rijkard has seen reason compared to two years ago!!
What you say sounds the most likely thing to happen to a Dutch coast but I just can't be so sure about it.
OK. Tactics and the school of the coach MEANS NOTHING.
So, let's go for results/wins/titles.
What did Van Basten win as a coach? Rijkaard (without the UEFA and La Liga refs)? When 1 of those win a UEFA Cup and a CL with a Ajax or PSV... then, I'll say "They're great coaches".
Benitez, Capello, Wenger, Mourinho and Ancelotti are top level. My top 5 at the moment.
QUOTE (I_Rossoneri @ Jan 12 2007, 07:52 PM)
In all fairness to Mourinho, he didn't want Sheva or Ballack but Abramohvic did. Abra seems like he wants to turn chelscum into another real while Mourinho wants to sign young and hungry players.
well OK it can't be clearer that Sheva wasn't his choice but Ballack too?? I don't think so, he even declared he is one the "Untouchables"...
QUOTE (Rossoneri7 @ Jan 12 2007, 04:57 PM)
Not trying to offend, just speaking my mind. Milan has history, culture, image kind of like a cult. Look at the players at hand; we have no trouble makers amongst Milan's squad members, a very profesional team. You bring on someone like Mourinho, sure he'll win the Serie A and CL .. With players like Kaka, Nesta, Pirlo, Seedorf, Dida, Inzaghi, Gila, Oli PLUS reinforcments .. He'll I'll win them too .. To put it short, his attitude wont hold well with Silvio
.. To put it short, his attitude wont hold well with Silvio From what I can remember, Don Fabio was very similar to Mourinho, and yet Don silvio respected Don Fabio because Don Fabio got results. If Mourhino does come and does get results I reckon Don Silvio would be more than happy
QUOTE (I_Rossoneri @ Jan 12 2007, 05:55 PM)
I agree that MVB is untested and would be a gamble, but Rijkaard would be fine in Italy IMO. In fact I cannot believe you would have carlo over Frankie?!?!?!?!?!
First of all, I hate his stupid hair. Second, is on my previous post.
Take out the diver (R10) and his freekicks + penalties in La Liga. Same scandal in the CL. If you take out that, he's nothing. The one behind the great Barcelona is Ajax coach at the moment - Ten Cate.
QUOTE (Portugal @ Jan 12 2007, 05:56 PM)
OK. Tactics and the school of the coach MEANS NOTHING.
So, let's go for results/wins/titles.
What did Van Basten win as a coach? Rijkaard (without the UEFA and La Liga refs)? When 1 of those win a UEFA Cup and a CL with a Ajax or PSV... then, I'll say "They're great coaches".
Benitez, Capello, Wenger, Mourinho and Ancelotti are top level. My top 5 at the moment.
So, let's go for results/wins/titles.
What did Van Basten win as a coach? Rijkaard (without the UEFA and La Liga refs)? When 1 of those win a UEFA Cup and a CL with a Ajax or PSV... then, I'll say "They're great coaches".
Benitez, Capello, Wenger, Mourinho and Ancelotti are top level. My top 5 at the moment.
I've a doubt about this guy
ok i take it back about bringing Van Basten what about another dutch coach like the that was in charge of Austrailia at the world cup Guus Hiddink !!!!
look what he has won as a manager tell me you dont want him at Milan
As a manager
* 1986/87 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV Eindhoven.
* 1987/88 - European Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1987/88 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 1987/88 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1988/89 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 1988/89 - UEFA Champion's League: Champion with PSV.
* 1988/89 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1989/90 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1998 - Intercontinental Cup (football): Champion with Real Madrid.
* 1998 - 1998 FIFA World Cup: Fourth place with the Netherlands.
* 2002 - 2002 FIFA World Cup: Fourth place with South Korea.
* 2002/03 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 2004/05 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 2004/05 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 2005/06 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 2006 - 2006 FIFA World Cup: Second round with Australia.
look what he has won as a manager tell me you dont want him at Milan
As a manager
* 1986/87 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV Eindhoven.
* 1987/88 - European Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1987/88 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 1987/88 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1988/89 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 1988/89 - UEFA Champion's League: Champion with PSV.
* 1988/89 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1989/90 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1998 - Intercontinental Cup (football): Champion with Real Madrid.
* 1998 - 1998 FIFA World Cup: Fourth place with the Netherlands.
* 2002 - 2002 FIFA World Cup: Fourth place with South Korea.
* 2002/03 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 2004/05 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 2004/05 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 2005/06 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 2006 - 2006 FIFA World Cup: Second round with Australia.
QUOTE (milanistar @ Jan 12 2007, 06:01 PM)
I've a doubt about this guy
Benitez is a genious. He won La Liga with Valencia. That means a lot when you compare Valencia to R.Madrid or Barcelona.
Then he won... coff coff ... something at Ataturk with Liverpool. In that competition they kicked - Juventus of Capello and Chelsea of Mourinho - out.
The main problem at Liverpool is the $$$ he has for transfers. But I believe, if this DIC-Liverpool deal is confirmed, he's going to have a better future at Anfield.
QUOTE (rhy_A4 @ Jan 12 2007, 07:07 PM)
ok i take it back about bringing Van Basten what about another dutch coach like the that was in charge of Austrailia at the world cup Guus Hiddink !!!!
look what he has won as a manager tell me you dont want him at Milan
As a manager
* 1986/87 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV Eindhoven.
* 1987/88 - European Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1987/88 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 1987/88 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1988/89 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 1988/89 - UEFA Champion's League: Champion with PSV.
* 1988/89 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1989/90 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1998 - Intercontinental Cup (football): Champion with Real Madrid.
* 1998 - 1998 FIFA World Cup: Fourth place with the Netherlands.
* 2002 - 2002 FIFA World Cup: Fourth place with South Korea.
* 2002/03 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 2004/05 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 2004/05 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 2005/06 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 2006 - 2006 FIFA World Cup: Second round with Australia.
look what he has won as a manager tell me you dont want him at Milan
As a manager
* 1986/87 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV Eindhoven.
* 1987/88 - European Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1987/88 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 1987/88 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1988/89 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 1988/89 - UEFA Champion's League: Champion with PSV.
* 1988/89 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1989/90 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1998 - Intercontinental Cup (football): Champion with Real Madrid.
* 1998 - 1998 FIFA World Cup: Fourth place with the Netherlands.
* 2002 - 2002 FIFA World Cup: Fourth place with South Korea.
* 2002/03 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 2004/05 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 2004/05 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 2005/06 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 2006 - 2006 FIFA World Cup: Second round with Australia.
the dutch don't like PSV, they say that PSV plays boring football, just for the wins...
QUOTE (Portugal @ Jan 12 2007, 07:56 PM)
OK. Tactics and the school of the coach MEANS NOTHING.
Of course it does.
QUOTE (Portugal @ Jan 12 2007, 07:56 PM)
What did Van Basten win as a coach? Rijkaard (without the UEFA and La Liga refs)? When 1 of those win a UEFA Cup and a CL with a Ajax or PSV... then, I'll say "They're great coaches".
But... ehm... I never said I like Van Basten the coach...
QUOTE (I_Rossoneri @ Jan 12 2007, 07:58 PM)
From what I can remember, Don Fabio was very similar to Mourinho...
Just picture Mourinho's results after a fictional 4-0 triumph over Barcelona in the CL final... we'd still be cleaning up his
... 
thats just the players if they dont do tricks its not down to the manager its down the players them selves
QUOTE (Portugal @ Jan 12 2007, 08:07 PM)
Juventus of Capello
Arsenal did that too... actually Giuve never had a chance against neither of them. That "Juventus of Capello" thing... was good enough to end up in Serie B...
look we all know what Mourinho is like i meen hes a whiner when he doesnt get results he shoots his mouth off , i have no respect for this guy champions league , premiership winner or not i think he should stayblue n never come red EVER period
QUOTE (Portugal @ Jan 12 2007, 05:56 PM)
OK. Tactics and the school of the coach MEANS NOTHING.
So, let's go for results/wins/titles.
What did Van Basten win as a coach? Rijkaard (without the UEFA and La Liga refs)? When 1 of those win a UEFA Cup and a CL with a Ajax or PSV... then, I'll say "They're great coaches".
Benitez, Capello, Wenger, Mourinho and Ancelotti are top level. My top 5 at the moment.
So, let's go for results/wins/titles.
What did Van Basten win as a coach? Rijkaard (without the UEFA and La Liga refs)? When 1 of those win a UEFA Cup and a CL with a Ajax or PSV... then, I'll say "They're great coaches".
Benitez, Capello, Wenger, Mourinho and Ancelotti are top level. My top 5 at the moment.
Benitez, Wenger and carlo????
Benitez - makes strange decisions and is always looking for excuses. He was in the press this week saying livefool needed to spend more money even though they have spent countless millions since he's been there.
Wenger - is one of the best at finding young players and bringing them on, but IMO he gets too emotionall(spat with Pardew, Fergie winding him up etc) and I don't know whether he could handle the pressure of Serie A.
carlo - good manager but makes far too many strange decisions, never seems to have a plan B and can be too cautious. He also needs a bit of arrogance IMO as he seems to be a bit spineless.
QUOTE (rhy_A4 @ Jan 12 2007, 06:07 PM)
ok i take it back about bringing Van Basten what about another dutch coach like the that was in charge of Austrailia at the world cup Guus Hiddink !!!!
look what he has won as a manager tell me you dont want him at Milan
As a manager
* 1986/87 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV Eindhoven.
* 1987/88 - European Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1987/88 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 1987/88 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1988/89 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 1988/89 - UEFA Champion's League: Champion with PSV.
* 1988/89 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1989/90 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1998 - Intercontinental Cup (football): Champion with Real Madrid.
* 1998 - 1998 FIFA World Cup: Fourth place with the Netherlands.
* 2002 - 2002 FIFA World Cup: Fourth place with South Korea.
* 2002/03 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 2004/05 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 2004/05 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 2005/06 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 2006 - 2006 FIFA World Cup: Second round with Australia.
look what he has won as a manager tell me you dont want him at Milan
As a manager
* 1986/87 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV Eindhoven.
* 1987/88 - European Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1987/88 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 1987/88 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1988/89 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 1988/89 - UEFA Champion's League: Champion with PSV.
* 1988/89 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1989/90 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 1998 - Intercontinental Cup (football): Champion with Real Madrid.
* 1998 - 1998 FIFA World Cup: Fourth place with the Netherlands.
* 2002 - 2002 FIFA World Cup: Fourth place with South Korea.
* 2002/03 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 2004/05 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 2004/05 - KNVB Cup: Champion with PSV.
* 2005/06 - Eredivisie: Champion with PSV.
* 2006 - 2006 FIFA World Cup: Second round with Australia.
Future chelscum manager I'm afraid.
Man Carlo isnt spinless hes just very good at acting cool calm and collected the best thing a manager can do or do u want him to turn into Venger
i know heard Hiddink might replace Mourinho looool this is great Mourinho will be without a job !!!
QUOTE (dst @ Jan 12 2007, 05:58 PM)
well OK it can't be clearer that Sheva wasn't his choice but Ballack too?? I don't think so, he even declared he is one the "Untouchables"...
In the paper they said that Abra gave the green light to Sheva and Ballack and Mourinho didn't want them. They said that Mourinho wants younger players(Essien, Obi etc) while Abra wants 'stars' and that is why there is all this trouble at chelscum now
@I_Rossoneri
I think Benitez did a great job at Valencia but IMO everything he's won with Liverpool is much more luck than anything else
Wenger does not know sh1t about tactics. His team is full of automatisms and fanfare but he can't beat no team in the whole bloody Earth when that don't work. He just can't win strategically!!
Carlo is what you described!
I think Benitez did a great job at Valencia but IMO everything he's won with Liverpool is much more luck than anything else
Wenger does not know sh1t about tactics. His team is full of automatisms and fanfare but he can't beat no team in the whole bloody Earth when that don't work. He just can't win strategically!!
Carlo is what you described!
Sheva said he aint going to leave Chelscum , but i bet in a years time if it doesnt work out , he'll back go to Dynamo
QUOTE (rhy_A4 @ Jan 12 2007, 08:15 PM)
i know heard Hiddink might replace Mourinho looool this is great Mourinho will be without a job !!!
cause Chelsea is the only team left in world football??
QUOTE (rhy_A4 @ Jan 12 2007, 06:14 PM)
Man Carlo isnt spinless hes just very good at acting cool calm and collected the best thing a manager can do or do u want him to turn into Venger
Just watch carlo when things aren't going his way, he reverts back into his shell.
lol no because no one will take him lol jking .... Barca most probably if Rijkard leaves
QUOTE (rhy_A4 @ Jan 12 2007, 07:15 PM)
i know heard Hiddink might replace Mourinho looool this is great Mourinho will be without a job !!!
inter would snap him
QUOTE (mchanna @ Jan 12 2007, 10:27 PM)
inter would snap him if they do morinho will be in the right place just enough arrogance to go around
QUOTE (rhy_A4 @ Jan 12 2007, 07:29 PM)
if they do morinho will be in the right place just enough arrogance to go around
he's arrogant, but he's also a genius
I don't want him at inter. how can carlo compete with him?
oh by the way this is way offtopic but Kaka' speaks english ive got the video tho prove it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLXtNygfWEM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLXtNygfWEM
QUOTE (rhy_A4 @ Jan 12 2007, 07:33 PM)
oh by the way this is way offtopic but Kaka' speaks english ive got the video tho prove it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLXtNygfWEM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLXtNygfWEM
oh I know.... he's learning it since summer or like that, I think
QUOTE (mchanna @ Jan 12 2007, 10:34 PM)
oh I know.... he's learning it since summer or like that, I think
cant wait im going in March to see Chievo Match i am getting front row tickets !!!
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