Where will Mourinho be coaching next season.

Mr. Incognito

As so many threads seem to decend into this discussion it's about time it has it's own thread.

For my own 2 cent I reckon he'll go to City- he followed the money when he went to Chelsea and is no moron, cash will guarantee success.

Liverpool- they are broke and their supporters are delusional if they think he would go near that mess.

Man Utd.- Fergie isn't going anywhere anytime soon.

Real madrid- He's too clever to go to Madrid. He would never get any credit for doing well and would get all the blame for any losses. Their supporters are really tough too.

Inter- Even if they win the Champions league he's leaving Italy anyway.

peabutler

Barcelona- Think he could, better chance than City IMO.

if not Inter, he is doesn't dislike Italy as much as he says.

KittyeeTrix

Mr. Incognito wrote: »

As so many threads seem to decend into this discussion it's about time it has it's own thread.

For my own 2 cent I reckon he'll go to City- he followed the money when he went to Chelsea and is no moron, cash will guarantee success.

Liverpool- they are broke and their supporters are delusional if they think he would go near that mess.

Man Utd.- Fergie isn't going anywhere anytime soon.

Real madrid- He's too clever to go to Madrid. He would never get any credit for doing well and would get all the blame for any losses. Their supporters are really tough too.

Inter- Even if they win the Champions league he's leaving Italy anyway.

Be mental to see him at City:D

Bounty Hunter

If he is to move id imagine he would like to go to Man Utd for some reason but id say Fergie will have one more year and he may end up at City if its england he heads to

3hn2givr7mx1sc

No chance he would go to City, imo, he had that problem with Chelsea.

IvySlayer

peabutler wrote: »

Barcelona- Think he could, better chance than City IMO.

You've been listening to Neil3030 too much

everdead.ie

baz2009 wrote: »

No chance he would go to City, imo, he had that problem with Chelsea.

What problem with Chelsea?

I think he'd love to go to Spain for a year because then he could be looking at league titles in spain,Italy and England a huge achievement

Bounty Hunter

he could take a year off then replace Fergie, he is an odd one really as his style (both personal and footballing wise) doesnt fit with all clubs but i cant see him not managing a top european team

mike65

Dispite his moaning about Italy, he'll stay there for one more season, then he'll move to either Barca or Liverpool if the gig is free (who by then will be under new oil rich ownership)

DazMarz

Man City will dangle a HUGE cheque in front of him, give him a bottomless transfer budget, will be playing Champions League football (well, probably)and already have a fairly strong squad.

Every chance he will go there.

peabutler

DazMarz wrote: »

Man City will dangle a HUGE cheque in front of him, give him a bottomless transfer budget, will be playing Champions League football (well, probably)and already have a fairly strong squad.

Every chance he will go there.

Man City won't sack Mancini if he makes Champions League.

karma_

I think it's a real possibility he 'might' end up at City & as a city fan I'm in 2 minds about this. I can't stand his style of football, sure it gets results and he will win things. Bring back Keegan tbh!

Spiritoftheseventies

karma_ wrote: »

I think it's a real possibility he 'might' end up at City & as a city fan I'm in 2 minds about this. I can't stand his style of football, sure it gets results and he will win things. Bring back Keegan tbh!

I think a club like Newcastle would be perfect for him. They are an ambitious club who have had not the best of luck with their managers bar keeger in the nineties. Hughton has done a great job but think someone like Jose could take them further. Re Milan hasnt he made it clear he wants to leave. He doesnt like the media over there at all judging by his comments

Mr. Incognito

Newcastle???

Chelsea, Inter Newcastle.

It wouldn't be taking a step back so much as a charity project. No chance.

Look, the guy is undefeated at home with all his teams since 2002

He will not be going to newcastle.

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Newcastle? wtf

Mr Alan

Mr. Incognito wrote: »

Look, the guy is undefeated at home with all his teams since 2002

Not true.

3hn2givr7mx1sc

everdead.ie wrote: »

What problem with Chelsea?

I think he'd love to go to Spain for a year because then he could be looking at league titles in spain,Italy and England a huge achievement

Moneybags owners that expect the world within three seasons and want to tell him who to buy and where to play them.

Bounty Hunter

Mr Alan wrote: »

Not true.

yeah there is some sort of strange loophole used to keep that stat going like he has only lost cup games or something iirc, damn impressive either way

IvySlayer

Spiritoftheseventies wrote: »

I think a club like Newcastle would be perfect for him. They are an ambitious club who have had not the best of luck with their managers bar keeger in the nineties. Hughton has done a great job but think someone like Jose could take them further. Re Milan hasnt he made it clear he wants to leave. He doesnt like the media over there at all judging by his comments

I hope this is a joke. If he joins Newcastle, I'll give you everything I own.

LuckyLloyd

Mr Alan wrote: »

Not true.

In the league since 2003 isn't it?

Spiritoftheseventies

Bounty Hunter wrote: »

yeah there is some sort of strange loophole used to keep that stat going like he has only lost cup games or something iirc, damn impressive either way

I think its three years. was brought up here a few months ago. His team were trailing 2-0 down at the san siro and they came back to either win or draw game. Amazing record no matter how long it is

Mr. Incognito

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/José_Mourinho

Unbeaten home record
On April 16th 2010, after the 34th round of 2009–10 Serie A, Mourinho is on a run of 134 home league matches unbeaten: 38 (W36-D2) with Porto, 60 (W46-D14) with Chelsea, 36 (W27-D9) with Internazionale.
His last and only home league defeat came when Porto were defeated 3–2 by Beira-Mar on 23 February 2002.[48]

Pinturicchio

On April 16th 2010, after the 34th round of 2009–10 Serie A, Mourinho is on a run of 134 home league matches unbeaten: 38 (W36-D2) with Porto, 60 (W46-D14) with Chelsea, 36 (W27-D9) with Internazionale.
His last and only home league defeat came when Porto were defeated 3–2 by Beira-Mar on 23 February 2002.

Pinturicchio

Damn you, Incognito! :P

LuckyLloyd

Spiritoftheseventies wrote: »

I think a club like Newcastle would be perfect for him. They are an ambitious club who have had not the best of luck with their managers bar keeger in the nineties. Hughton has done a great job but think someone like Jose could take them further. Re Milan hasnt he made it clear he wants to leave. He doesnt like the media over there at all judging by his comments

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Spiritoftheseventies

IvySlayer wrote: »

I hope this is a joke. If he joins Newcastle, I'll give you everything I own.

which would be what exactly?

Paul Tergat

Mr. Incognito wrote: »

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/José_Mourinho

as lloyd said its league though!

still obv very good

Mr. Incognito

as lloyd said its league though!

8 years unbeaten- only in the leagues. :rolleyes:

I mean in the premiership and Serie A and the Portugese Leagues. That's all.

Cup games are what- 6/7 in a domestic and 10 odd in Europe verses 18-20 Home league games EVERY year.

That's an unbelievable stat. For someone to come back and say "Ah, what about cup games," is entirely missing the point.

Show me another manager who has a better record at home in the league over a period twice as a long and I'll shake your hand.

Spiritoftheseventies

mike65 wrote: »

Dispite his moaning about Italy, he'll stay there for one more season, then he'll move to either Barca or Liverpool if the gig is free (who by then will be under new oil rich ownership)

Not sure if i would fancy Mourinho (unless he takes Sneijder with him) Team did well last night but overall not a huge fan of his style of football. That and the fact he told fans to shush during carling cup fans a few years back

3hn2givr7mx1sc

Mr. Incognito wrote: »

8 years unbeaten- only in the leagues. :rolleyes:

I mean in the premiership and Serie A and the Portugese Leagues. That's all.

Cup games are what- 6/7 in a domestic and 10 odd in Europe verses 18-20 Home league games EVERY year.

That's an unbelievable stat. For someone to come back and say "Ah, what about cup games," is entirely missing the point.

Show me another manager who has a better record at home in the league over a period twice as a long and I'll shake your hand.

Why does it have to be twice as long?

Paul Tergat

Mr. Incognito wrote: »

8 years unbeaten- only in the leagues. :rolleyes:

I mean in the premiership and Serie A and the Portugese Leagues. That's all.

Cup games are what- 6/7 in a domestic and 10 odd in Europe verses 18-20 Home league games EVERY year.

That's an unbelievable stat. For someone to come back and say "Ah, what about cup games," is entirely missing the point.

Show me another manager who has a better record at home in the league over a period twice as a long and I'll shake your hand.

wooahh there lad. I was only saying that your original statement wasnt accurate. Its an incredible record. Dont get so defensive mate!

Bodhisopha

Sorry lads, but it's all done and dusted. He's coaching at Real Madrid next season.

Spiritoftheseventies

Bodhisopha wrote: »

Sorry lads, but it's all done and dusted. He's coaching at Real Madrid next season.

Source?

Bodhisopha

Spiritoftheseventies wrote: »

Source?

This is inside info.

Spiritoftheseventies

Bodhisopha wrote: »

This is inside info.

Ever since Kess's brother gave us the wrong pool team im very wary about inside info

Frisbee

Newcastle?


Newcastle?

GLaDOS

In a way, taking over Madrid would be a unique challenge, trying to last a sustained amount of time there, which would require constant success. Up against Barca, probably the best team at this moment in time. He might just consider it.

Mr Alan

Pretty sure Jose has said its his ambition is to win La Liga. In turn being the first manager to win Seria A, Premier League and La Liga.

Bodhisopha

ScienceNerd wrote: »

In a way, taking over Madrid would be a unique challenge, trying to last a sustained amount of time there, which would require constant success. Up against Barca, probably the best team at this moment in time. He might just consider it.

Exactly. Even if it's the typical revolving door scenario he can leave after one season with his reputation intact and find a huge job. If it goes tits up, blame Real Madrid.

Iang87

to be honest i'd be more surprised to see him at madrid next year than at newcastle. i only ask myself why would he bother, if he won the league sure we'd all say well he had all those stars with whoever else may arrive this year.

In my opinion mourinho enjoys success and to be appreciated for the job he's done which i dont think he would get at Madrid. I must add though i dont know him personally so i could be wrong.

personally i'm praying that theres some bored oil billionaire who has been a red all his life and takes over the pool and just opens his pockets and fills the kop with blank cheques then maybe he might come to liverpool cos mourinho could then could build something that could be huge and become a god like shankly.

if mourinho wanted he could swing by barca and pick up messi on his way to liverpool

Spiritoftheseventies

Iang87 wrote: »

to be honest i'd be more surprised to see him at madrid next year than at newcastle. i only ask myself why would he bother, if he won the league sure we'd all say well he had all those stars with whoever else may arrive this year.

In my opinion mourinho enjoys success and to be appreciated for the job he's done which i dont think he would get at Madrid. I must add though i dont know him personally so i could be wrong.

personally i'm praying that theres some bored oil billionaire who has been a red all his life and takes over the pool and just opens his pockets and fills the kop with blank cheques then maybe he might come to liverpool cos mourinho could then could build something that could be huge and become a god like shankly.

if mourinho wanted he could swing by barca and pick up messi on his way to liverpool

Messi at Liverpool. that would be something to behold

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Spiritoftheseventies wrote: »

Messi at Liverpool. that would be something to behold

So would Jose at Newcastle, will you please address that post you made, it's insanity

Hoki

Iang87 wrote: »

personally i'm praying that theres some bored oil billionaire who has been a red all his life and takes over the pool and just opens his pockets and fills the kop with blank cheques then maybe he might come to liverpool cos mourinho could then could build something that could be huge and become a god like shankly.

if mourinho wanted he could swing by barca and pick up messi on his way to liverpool

And then before our first home match of the season pigs will be flying around the stadium taking drinks orders & handing out matchday programs.

carlop

Whether we like it or not, Florentino Perez gets what Florentino Perez wants, so I think if he were to leave Inter the smart money would be on Real Madrid.

Warper

If he does win the CL this season I think he will look to move on, if he doesnt he might stay another year. I cant ever see Barca hiring him as manager as he would not fit into the Barca style of play - his teams generally are horrible to watch. Anyone that have watched Inter for the last 2 seasons will testify to this and he was the same at Chelsea. Great manager but watching his teams play can be painful.

If he was to move I'd imagine it would be Man City or Real. If he went to Real he would be gone after his first season as the Real fans/Board would get sick of his style of play and he would get the boot irrespective of what he won.

Inter or Real Madrid

missingtime

For some reason I can really see Jose at Liverpool. Not saying its going to happen but the lure of the manager getting liverpool their first premier league really fits his m.o.

Iang87

Hoki wrote: »

And then before our first home match of the season pigs will be flying around the stadium taking drinks orders & handing out matchday programs.

now that would be perfect, they say money can buy anything

Chardee MacDennis

a year at madrid and then off to old trafford is my guess, i just cant see him staying at inter next season...

starbelgrade

Cork City.

Dont be at yourself

I'd say he'll probably stay at Inter, and hope to move onto the United or Barca jobs when Fergie or Pep decide to move on.

If he's leaving this summer, I would peg Liverpool as the most likely destination - and that's not very likely!