“Mourinho was behind our comeback to UCL heights and attractive offensive play, he faced the best Barca team in History and made it through. He laid down the foundation for La Decima. Sure he can be exhausting and maybe enjoys the spotlight a bit too much, but his tenure was the last time where we consistently put in great performances.”
“Mouriniho is still my favorite manager of all time. We were just unlucky in the CLs....that penalty loss to Bayern still breaks me.”
Let's be clear here: Mourinho's entire Champions League legacy can be summed up in overcoming the Olympique Lyonnais stumbling block, and a controversial R16 victory over a 10-man United where Danny facking Welbeck threatened to ruin the party.
That penalty loss to Bayern was a disgrace. We jumped out to a 2-0 lead in under 15 minutes, then tried to sit on it for the rest of the game and ended up being bossed on our own turf (again!) and playing for penalties. Absolutely got what we deserved.
The year before? Embarrassing capitulation, camping in our own half and the Bernabéu and trying to kick lumps out of Barça.
The following year? After snoozing in the league the entire year and an era-defining defeat of Galatasaray in the quarter-finals, another embarrassing capitulation, this time giving up 4 goals to Lewandowski in Dortmund after trying to play it safe with two DMs. Genius.
Our remaining CL ko round rivals?
CSKA Moscow, Spurs, Galatasaray and facking APOEL Nicosia.
Hero!
You have a very different interpretation . It's all here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/realmadrid/comments/lyy6dc/do_you_guys_like_jose_mourinho/
https://www.reddit.com/r/realmadrid/comments/yz2qbc/the_reason_why_jos%C3%A9_mourinho_will_always_be_one/
"Mourinho may have burned some bridges with the club, but man was he important to the 3peat squad. Madrid went from being trashed by Barca and the ro16 curse to winning La Liga and having a CL winning squad. One of the greatest managers of all time imo.
Also not afraid to speak his mind, he was pretty arrogant but at least he showed personality, unlike generic coaches like Klopp and his inspirational quotes (no offense) or Pep."
Lol. The vast majority of those people have never even been close to the Bernabéu, and they're mostly talking out their asses anyway.
He didn't build a squad in any meaningful way.
Literally 2 players in the "3peat" team came in under Mourinho, and only one of his signings you could directly attribute to him.
A number of his players were already league champions when he arrived. He had European champions, and World champions.
And ZZ and Carlo are both more than enough proof that you don't need to talk yourself up as God's gift to football and insult anyone who disagrees with you in order to have a personality. Mourinho's personality can be succinctly defined as "cᴜnt".
It’s nice to know this article was living rent free in your head for two weeks.
Hey Wahl, how you feelin' Dude? Don't be too down, Thin Sam had a good go of it.
comment by Snooker_49 (U10665)
posted 25 minutes ago
Sevilla
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They would have won previous season, only mighty West Ham kicked them out...
comment by it'sonlyagame (U6426)
posted 1 hour, 5 minutes ago
Hey Wahl, how you feelin' Dude? Don't be too down, Thin Sam had a good go of it.
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So did Carlo. Oh wait, no he didn't, he got battered by Pep.
comment by Wahl Icht Roma (U22997)
posted 38 minutes ago
comment by it'sonlyagame (U6426)
posted 1 hour, 5 minutes ago
Hey Wahl, how you feelin' Dude? Don't be too down, Thin Sam had a good go of it.
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So did Carlo. Oh wait, no he didn't, he got battered by Pep.
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Moureen has won nothing in this season
Shudda poked Pep's assistant in the eye
"It's funny because from the looks of it at first we were looking like PSG before PSG. Then Mourinho came in and changed the entire squads mentality"
"Mourinho doesn't get enough credit for our recent European success. He laid the groundwork for it."
"Absolutely. I was gutted when we lost the Copa final cause I knew he'd be gone, but things turned out ok"
"Mou and Van Gaal rescued two European giants from continental mediocrity and laid the foundations for their biggest successes"
From here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/comments/14083cu/real_madrid_karim_benzema_leaves_the_club/
Saw a good quote on YouTube. "All the Mourinho fans who lauded his win last season must now do the same for Moyes"
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posted on 19/5/23
“Mourinho was behind our comeback to UCL heights and attractive offensive play, he faced the best Barca team in History and made it through. He laid down the foundation for La Decima. Sure he can be exhausting and maybe enjoys the spotlight a bit too much, but his tenure was the last time where we consistently put in great performances.”
posted on 19/5/23
“Mouriniho is still my favorite manager of all time. We were just unlucky in the CLs....that penalty loss to Bayern still breaks me.”
posted on 19/5/23
Let's be clear here: Mourinho's entire Champions League legacy can be summed up in overcoming the Olympique Lyonnais stumbling block, and a controversial R16 victory over a 10-man United where Danny facking Welbeck threatened to ruin the party.
That penalty loss to Bayern was a disgrace. We jumped out to a 2-0 lead in under 15 minutes, then tried to sit on it for the rest of the game and ended up being bossed on our own turf (again!) and playing for penalties. Absolutely got what we deserved.
The year before? Embarrassing capitulation, camping in our own half and the Bernabéu and trying to kick lumps out of Barça.
The following year? After snoozing in the league the entire year and an era-defining defeat of Galatasaray in the quarter-finals, another embarrassing capitulation, this time giving up 4 goals to Lewandowski in Dortmund after trying to play it safe with two DMs. Genius.
Our remaining CL ko round rivals?
CSKA Moscow, Spurs, Galatasaray and facking APOEL Nicosia.
Hero!
posted on 19/5/23
You have a very different interpretation . It's all here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/realmadrid/comments/lyy6dc/do_you_guys_like_jose_mourinho/
https://www.reddit.com/r/realmadrid/comments/yz2qbc/the_reason_why_jos%C3%A9_mourinho_will_always_be_one/
posted on 19/5/23
"Mourinho may have burned some bridges with the club, but man was he important to the 3peat squad. Madrid went from being trashed by Barca and the ro16 curse to winning La Liga and having a CL winning squad. One of the greatest managers of all time imo.
Also not afraid to speak his mind, he was pretty arrogant but at least he showed personality, unlike generic coaches like Klopp and his inspirational quotes (no offense) or Pep."
posted on 19/5/23
Lol. The vast majority of those people have never even been close to the Bernabéu, and they're mostly talking out their asses anyway.
He didn't build a squad in any meaningful way.
Literally 2 players in the "3peat" team came in under Mourinho, and only one of his signings you could directly attribute to him.
A number of his players were already league champions when he arrived. He had European champions, and World champions.
And ZZ and Carlo are both more than enough proof that you don't need to talk yourself up as God's gift to football and insult anyone who disagrees with you in order to have a personality. Mourinho's personality can be succinctly defined as "cᴜnt".
posted on 1/6/23
Sevilla
posted on 1/6/23
It’s nice to know this article was living rent free in your head for two weeks.
posted on 1/6/23
Hey Wahl, how you feelin' Dude? Don't be too down, Thin Sam had a good go of it.
posted on 1/6/23
comment by Snooker_49 (U10665)
posted 25 minutes ago
Sevilla
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They would have won previous season, only mighty West Ham kicked them out...
posted on 1/6/23
comment by it'sonlyagame (U6426)
posted 1 hour, 5 minutes ago
Hey Wahl, how you feelin' Dude? Don't be too down, Thin Sam had a good go of it.
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So did Carlo. Oh wait, no he didn't, he got battered by Pep.
posted on 1/6/23
comment by Wahl Icht Roma (U22997)
posted 38 minutes ago
comment by it'sonlyagame (U6426)
posted 1 hour, 5 minutes ago
Hey Wahl, how you feelin' Dude? Don't be too down, Thin Sam had a good go of it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
So did Carlo. Oh wait, no he didn't, he got battered by Pep.
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Moureen has won nothing in this season
posted on 1/6/23
Shudda poked Pep's assistant in the eye
posted on 4/6/23
"It's funny because from the looks of it at first we were looking like PSG before PSG. Then Mourinho came in and changed the entire squads mentality"
posted on 4/6/23
"Mourinho doesn't get enough credit for our recent European success. He laid the groundwork for it."
posted on 4/6/23
"Absolutely. I was gutted when we lost the Copa final cause I knew he'd be gone, but things turned out ok"
posted on 4/6/23
"Mou and Van Gaal rescued two European giants from continental mediocrity and laid the foundations for their biggest successes"
posted on 4/6/23
From here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/comments/14083cu/real_madrid_karim_benzema_leaves_the_club/
posted on 4/6/23
MouAnon zombies
posted on 8/6/23
Saw a good quote on YouTube. "All the Mourinho fans who lauded his win last season must now do the same for Moyes"
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