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Seriously....how do you portray a sacking?
It’s negative by nature.
Some of you seeing digs that didn’t exist.
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Seriously....how do you portray a sacking?
It’s negative by nature.
Some of you seeing digs that didn’t exist.
Airfixx
can you help out and ask your boys at ENIC?Didn't realize just how lonely a place a dressing room is when you just got red carded before I saw this.
I love Poch, we wouldn't be where we are without his herculean efforts. The club owe him an enormous debt and he bailed out Levy IMO by building a quality side with little investment during the instability of the stadium delays.
Mourinho seems to be a different character, Poch never comes across as arrogant, but arrogance and conceit seem to be the difference between bouncing back from adversity, maybe Poch is a little too deep and thoughtful and ruminated too much on the champs league defeat. Mourinho you get the impression would have used the anger more productively, whereas Poch maybe internalised it and got depressed.
Just my armchair Freudian interpretation anyhow!
Mourinho seems to be a different character, Poch never comes across as arrogant, but arrogance and conceit seem to be the difference between bouncing back from adversity, maybe Poch is a little too deep and thoughtful and ruminated too much on the champs league defeat. Mourinho you get the impression would have used the anger more productively, whereas Poch maybe internalised it and got depressed.
Just my armchair Freudian interpretation anyhow!
All this ITK floating around, yet the important questions like this remain unanswered!
When I saw that Red Card challenge again I am even more certain it was bollocks. I guess you can discuss whether Rudiger is smart or a cheat but it's never a Red.
It clicked where I recognised her when watching that episode. I went to school with her, she's part of the nutrition team I think.
Before anybody asks no, no pics. I've not spoken to her for over a decade.
like what? By who?
My take seeing as we're all at it.
* Its the Jose show
* I love Poch but he was wrecked
* Thought the one on one's with Kane, Dier and Dele were good
* The players are tight
* Its the Jose show
* Its the Jose show
* I love Poch but he was wrecked
* Thought the one on one's with Kane, Dier and Dele were good
* The players are tight
* Its the Jose show
Thought first 3 episodes were fantastic. Miles better than the boring man city shit. Poch was mentally shot. Dele has got no chance being a top top player. I'd got rid of him after that one to one. Jose is box office. If you cant run through a brick wall for him who would they for?
Me neither, and the awkward silence with the coaching (?) staff member just sitting on the other side watching Son have a meltdown.
Seeing the documentary has only reinforced my opinion that Ndombele's attitude must be absolutely fucking stinking.
Also was completely unsurprising that Dier was the only one the rest of the lads said liked the physicality of competition.
It's still blatantly clear we're only seeing what they want us to see though tbh. Hopefully it helps get some of the usual moany cunts on board with Mourinho or they can in the words of the man himself, fuck off.
Also was completely unsurprising that Dier was the only one the rest of the lads said liked the physicality of competition.
It's still blatantly clear we're only seeing what they want us to see though tbh. Hopefully it helps get some of the usual moany cunts on board with Mourinho or they can in the words of the man himself, fuck off.
Rudiger flopping to the floor and then looking up to see the ref's reaction was quite telling.
I agree. Would plead some caution that the documentary makers were able to craft a narrative editorially (classic Apprentice/Big Brother technique using whatever reaction shots fit with the story being told, even if they're used out of context. A lot of Poch staring into the distance and looking despondent in that first episode)
However, I don't think they could manufacture the general vibe that seemed to have permeated the whole playing and coaching staff following that CL final loss. It was a tailspin, pure and simple, and I think if we'd all been privy to that at the time we'd have been so much less against Poch's sacking.
That meeting where he told them too many of them were hiding... and Harry agreeing and telling his teammates it was unacceptable... loved it.
By the way, Jose masterclass touch early when he took Harry aside and said you need to be a global superstar by winning titles. You are the man. Got his buy in immediately.