Jose Mourinho Sacked

murpho999

Kristopherus wrote: »

Trending now ..... Gus Hiddink to take over.

Don't know why.

He was a disaster in his last job with the Dutch National team.

sky88

Guss failed quite badly with the dutch so it could be a risk to appoint him but he did well at them the last time

BoJack Horseman

Sanity_Saviour wrote: »

Big pity for Liverpool fans here

Why?

It's not like Chelsea are going to snare Klopp from them?

Jurgen is putting down roots there having recently spent £683.50 purchasing one of the most expensive properties in Mersyside!

BOHtox

Terrible week to be called José

Red Kev

Nerdlingr wrote: »

If its "mutual consent" will he get the 40m pay off, or just a fraction of it?

Sounds like there's no pay off, but that could be Chelsea FC doing damage limitation.

Either way, once he starts a new job the payments stop. Best thing for him is to stay away from football till next summer.

I think Bayern would suit him. A big ego manager in a big ego club would work for 2-3 years and they've a good chance at getting the 3rd CL that he craves.

Turtyturd

Sanity_Saviour wrote: »

Big pity for Liverpool fans here

Lol.

Mr.Prodston

I'm not sure if this was coincidence or design but it popped up in the middle of all the tweets about Jose and I laughed more than I should have :pac:

https://twitter.com/SimpsonsQOTD/status/677503748957069312

sReq | uTeK

Nerdlingr wrote: »

If its "mutual consent" will he get the 40m pay off, or just a fraction of it?

Thats a wording....you don't walk out on 40 million

This thread makes for great Thursday reading

Chardee MacDennis

sReq | uTeK wrote: »

Thats a wording....you don't walk out on 40 million

most likely they came to a mutual agreement which included an acceptable pay off for both parties...

BoJack Horseman

sReq | uTeK wrote: »

Thats a wording....you don't walk out on 40 million

Doubt he'll get 40m.....

I'm sure he'll get a parachute of some sort... probably paid up to the end of the season at least.

Mantis Toboggan

Jose mourinho: a specialist in failure

Turtyturd

Nerdlingr wrote: »

If its "mutual consent" will he get the 40m pay off, or just a fraction of it?

Chelsea trying to leave him what little dignity he has left.

A pity they didn't afford Ancelotti the same courtesy.

monkey9

It's Alan Pardew's time to shine. Come on Roman, you know you want to.

podge79

Turtyturd wrote: »

Chelsea trying to leave him what little dignity he has left.

A pity they didn't afford Ancelotti the same courtesy.

Still disgusted at the way club handled that sacking

Blackhorse Slim

Specialist in getting sacked

Harry Palmr

The manager Merry-Go-Round is now going to be very interesting

Guardiola to City (likely) to Chelsea (maybe) to Utd (least likely)
Simione to Chelsea (quite likely) to Bayern (doubtful)
Ancelotti to Bayern (likely) to Utd (unlikely)

Tuchel will stay at Dortmund its fair to think.

marklazarcovic

with any luck roman sells up too

Peist2007

Turtyturd wrote: »

Wouldn't surprise me to see him end up at United once his clause expires if Guardiola snubs them and Van Gall continues to underwhelm.

No chance, in my opinion. This latest episode has hurt Jose badly in the eyes of the bigger premier league clubs. As Marina Hyde said this week in the Guardian, this whole episode is only noteworthy in that it has laid bare the smallness of the man behind Mourinho.

BoJack Horseman

monkey9 wrote: »

It's Alan Pardew's time to shine. Come on Roman, you know you want to.

Pardiola
or Guardiola.

tough choice!

Kristopherus

murpho999 wrote: »

Don't know why.

He was a disaster in his last job with the Dutch National team.

I dont disagree. Got in a text from a family member in UK. Apparently there are all sorts of rumours flying in the media in UK, and his name is most mentioned. But nothing about that on SS News yet .........

Nerdlingr

Next England manager??

Sanity_Saviour

BoJack Horseman wrote: »

Why?

It's not like Chelsea are going to snare Klopp from them?

Jurgen is putting down roots there having recently spent £683.50 purchasing one of the most expensive properties in Mersyside!

you said it!

Sanity_Saviour

Turtyturd wrote: »

Lol.

lol

Vicxas

Sanity_Saviour wrote: »

lol

lol?

I spelled that backwards to be clever and ironic....

Bounty Hunter

sReq | uTeK wrote: »

Thats a wording....you don't walk out on 40 million

Always felt those payoffs in contracts should be performance related. If you take Chelsea from champions to just outside the relegation places you don't deserve as much compensation, you deserve to be looking fro a new job.

Sanity_Saviour

Vicxas wrote: »

lol?

I spelled that backwards to be clever and ironic....

you sure did

The Gibzilla

Tyson Fury wrote: »

Jose mourinho: a specialist in failure three seasons

FYP

Kristopherus

Chardee MacDennis wrote: »

most likely they came to a mutual agreement which included an acceptable pay off for both parties...

SS News reporting that the practice now is to continue to pay the sacked manager for the duration of the original contract. Better arrangement for cash flow issues.

Peist2007

Kristopherus wrote: »

SS News reporting that the practice now is to continue to pay the sacked manager for the duration of the original contract. Better arrangement for cash flow issues.

Like schoolteachers during the summer

Buford T. Justice XIX

monkey9 wrote: »

It's Alan Pardew's time to shine. Come on Roman, you know you want to.

But I thought Pardew wouldn't be getting a job at a big club?



Ooooohhhh, I see what you did there...:pac:

J. Marston

Must be a pretty sweet day for Wenger.

As for Mourinho, he'll run off to Paris.

Corholio

Players at Chelsea should be taking a hard look at themselves today. They are lucky in a sense that the manager that was sacked has such a high profile that he will vacuum a lot of the flack, and a lot of it rightly so of course, but to go from champions to playing like they are is a big question mark regarding mentality above several of the players. Never would they have been so protected in their careers like Mourinho did either, passed the point of logic too as it was doing him no favours either, and they end up playing like that for him.

Awful news.

Chelsea should improve now.

Hopefully that's the end of Mourinhio in England

Ormus

Hank Scorpio wrote: »

As long as Bobby Charlton is around the club he`ll never get the job.

On Mourinho himself, the comments he made towards people like Arsene Wenger have come back to bite him in the arse, specialist in failure indeed.

Why?

Wenger has failed at everything bar the FA Cup for the past decade or more, while Jose has won all round him in several different countries.

Mourinho's point was the Wenger consistently fails, and thus is a specialist in it.

Bateman

Hope the players all get run over by a bus

super_furry

Van Gaal might be feeling a bit more nervous than he was this morning.

toxicity234

Have to admit that as a Liverpool fan I'm not a Jose fan but saying that he is a great manager and Chelsea long term will be less without him.

The problem for Chelsea is what happen if the new manager doesn't get the bounce that everyone expect. what happen then??

Jose will be back in work as soon as a jobs at a huge club come up.
Real Madrid could well be looking around if they lose another game.

niallo27

Ormus wrote: »

Why?

Wenger has failed at everything bar the FA Cup for the past decade or more, while Jose has won all round him in several different countries.

Mourinho's point was the Wenger consistently fails, and thus is a specialist in it.

If thats the case though then 99% of managers consistently fail.

niallo27

toxicity234 wrote: »

Have to admit that as a Liverpool fan I'm not a Jose fan but saying that he is a great manager and Chelsea long term will be less without him.

The problem for Chelsea is what happen if the new manager doesn't get the bounce that everyone expect. what happen then??

Jose will be back in work as soon as a jobs at a huge club come up.
Real Madrid could well be looking around if they lose another game.

Better chance of big Sam getting the madrid job than Jose going back there.

Ormus

niallo27 wrote: »

If thats the case though then 99% of managers consistently fail.

You could look at it that way yeah, doesn't change the point.

monkey9

@paddypower: John Carver has just turned up at Stamford Bridge with a cooked chicken and a fishing rod.

Wompa1

I figure it's to do with the Eva situation...which is possibly even more damning of the players than Jose. It shows a complete lack of professionalism. If they were so upset by it. Keep playing your best and request a transfer. They threw their toys out of the pram

Jose was very wrong in that situation but her getting fired was inevitable. It looked like herself and the other physio were getting a slap on the wrist with a temporary demotion and would be brought back after a while but she also showed a lack of professionalism by sounding off.

Ormus

Wompa1 wrote: »

I figure it's to do with the Eva situation...which is possibly even more damning of the players than Jose. It shows a complete lack of professionalism. If they were so upset by it. Keep playing your best and request a transfer. They threw their toys out of the pram

Jose was very wrong in that situation but her getting fired was inevitable. It looked like herself and the other physio were getting a slap on the wrist with a temporary demotion and would be brought back after a while but she also showed a lack of professionalism by sounding off.

Why do you think it was that? They were playing muck before the Eva situation reared its head.

super_furry

Wompa1 wrote: »

It looked like herself and the other physio were getting a slap on the wrist with a temporary demotion and would be brought back after a while but she also showed a lack of professionalism by sounding off.

Rubbish. She was bullied, harassed and victimised by Mourinho for doing her job. What option was she left with? The club endorsed Mourinho's bullying by removing her from her match day duties, you can't expect anyone in that position just to put up and shut up.

eagle eye

Absolutely ridiculous to see a manager who won the league last season and has qualified for the knockout stages of the Champion's league being sacked over a poor run through 16 games of the league season.

keith16

eagle eye wrote: »

Absolutely ridiculous to see a manager who won the league last season and has qualified for the knockout stages of the Champion's league being sacked over a poor run through 16 games of the league season.

Yep, a poor run. That's all there is to it.

Pudders

eagle eye wrote: »

Absolutely ridiculous to see a manager who won the league last season and has qualified for the knockout stages of the Champion's league being sacked over a poor run through 16 games of the league season.

A run he didn't look like halting, had clearly lost the dressing room, put all the blame on the players or refs and took no ownership of the problem himself.

More amazing he wasn't sacked weeks ago.

eagle eye

Pudders wrote: »

A run he didn't look like halting, had clearly lost the dressing room, put all the blame on the players or refs and took no ownership of the problem himself.

More amazing he wasn't sacked weeks ago.

If he'd lost the dressing room he wouldn't have qualified for the knockout stages of the Champion's league.

Agent Coulson

So John Terry as player/manager is it.