QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Jan 31 2013, 10:04 AM)

Well that's the thing right? Don't we have enough drama queens on the pitch already? To me all this kind of provocation is totally unnecessarily. Between Suarez, Busquets and Mourinho, football has become close to a soap opera.
Ancelotti and Guardiola given excellent technical interviews. The sort of thing as a football fan I'm interested in. If people ask them stupid questions, or questions meant to elicit dramatic responses, well boo. I'd rather the reporters get educated, than my manager become entertaining interview candidates.
If I want to see entertaining press conferences I'll look up Jerry Springer on youtube. It's almost the same thing.
He doesn't do it for drama, that's the point. Everything he does, everything, is done to try and create a certain mentality for his team or to do something for his team. If they lose, he might do something dramatic. All it's doing is taking the pressure of his team.
There's no coach more technically minded coach than Jose that I've seen. That's one of the reasons I admire him more than others, because his tactics and stats are out of this World. I believe it was Ashley Cole who said when the played Barca he was given a video on the player he'd be up against, it was full of every peice of information you would ever need. Then he said Jose said to only play in a certain area, he will follow you, and he will then be tired in the 70th minute. On the 70th minute Cole made a run and he was too tired to keep tracking him, the immense confidence that gave him as a player made you feel like you can't lose.
Ancelotti and Guardiola have no personality in football. They are dull and avoid 90% of questions. I'm guessing the anti-Mourinho bunch don't want Balotelli in Milan and hate him and think he's a prick, right? He's a better comparison than Suarez/Busquets, they're more like Guardiola/Ancelotti in that they have zero personality. They're just boring and miserable too.