Mourinho has been officially charged by UEFA for his conduct during and after the Europa League final. His actions towards Anthony Taylor after the game in the stadium car park were completely apprehensible, and any sanction towards him will ultimately not be enough will it.
How long can he continue with this type of behaviour before it just isn’t tolerable anymore? The scenes at the airport yesterday were abhorrent, and directly stocked by the words and behaviour of the Roma manager. His fans obviously enjoy this type of stance and stoicism and it dangerously fuels the fire for even more such behaviours from his own set of fans. Judging from what we’ve seen, it will only continue and get worse if it is constantly ignored.
The bloke is a walking mess and destructive in his own behaviour and actions towards officials and basically anyone he wants, the fans hang on his every word and actions. Time for him to shut up take himself out of management, otherwise it’s outright dangerous for anyone who dares go against his team and players. Anthony Taylor actually had a great final and even overturned a Seville penalty.
Jose in the mud.
Time to cancel Jose?
posted on 2/6/23
He is almost as bad as Klopp
posted on 2/6/23
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 46 minutes ago
comment by Vladimikel Artutin - committing war crimes against football since 2019 (U18355)
posted 2 minutes ago
After his first stint at Chelsea, the media were desperate for him to become England manager. It’s only now that his stock has fallen and he’s become a specialist in failure that he gets called out for this stuff
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Was he doing anything this bad during his first stint at Chelsea?
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His attitude back then was completely different. I was blind to it at the time but the difference, in hindsight, between his 1st & 2nd stints with us was so clear. He's always been a pr!ck but he didn't take things personally, now he takes everything personally. It's like seeing the cool kid in school struggling in the real world where his peers don't idolize him.
Something changed when he managed Madrid. He took the rivalry (which he instigated) with Barcelona too seriously & he's never fully recovered from it. In his 1st press conference back with us in 2013, I remember one of the only times where he looked switched on was when he claimed "he hurt them".
posted on 2/6/23
Sore loser taken to the next level
posted on 2/6/23
comment by Bennyville (U8058)
posted 3 hours, 40 minutes ago
Of course. But even then it grew very thin and I feel all British clubs he were at despise him now, except for a minority few fans. In Italy he’s put on a pedestal regardless.
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He's hero worshiped at Ibrox cos he got it up the Celtic support with his antics, had his Porto team do what Roma did in order to win a UEFA cup and play the way that goes down a treat in that half of Glasgow.
posted on 3/6/23
He's a complete ttwaaat and should have the book well and truly thrown at him but Roma Ultras are absolutely vile, cretinous little people, it's very possible they'd have started trouble regardless
posted on 3/6/23
No.
posted on 3/6/23
Wenger should have given him a good smack when he had the chance
posted on 3/6/23
Anthony Taylor deserved it. He was fwwcking awful.
posted on 3/6/23
As I was saying. Refs deserve this type of treatment.
posted on 3/6/23
How do we know he was yelling at Taylor? Maybe it was the parking attendant
let's not jump to conclusions here