Jose Mourinho - Poll

[Exeter_Gently]

The owners literally sacked him about a year ago.

And Roma went backwards when they did.

 

[bag a yoko]

Having watched his Inter win the treble at San Siro for much of that season for me he's always a hero to me.

Than he left for Benitez.

Noone should have to go through that twice.

 

[yakublue]

The owners literally sacked him about a year ago.

he also insulted them publicly on the way out

the guy's toxic and, aside from winning the conference league for Roma, hasn't been a successful manager for years. He had the lowest win % of a Roma manager for about a decade.

 

[matty1878]

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oh don’t tease me …

 

[matty1878]

he also insulted them publicly on the way out

the guy's toxic and, aside from winning the conference league for Roma, hasn't been a successful manager for years. He had the lowest win % of a Roma manager for about a decade.

we are everton mate.

and he knows this league and want it takes

people saying no are deluded

 

[Encoder]

I love the man. This appointment would make me exited and terrified in equal measure.

Can't say I understand the sentiment that he wouldn't be a good fit for the fanbase. Think he would rile us up (in a good way) and get us believing again.

Dogs of War.

 

[bag a yoko]

Pretty much all managers get sacked.

They also hired him so evidently rate him.

Mancini/Mourinho/Frank would be the 3 I'd start with trying to convince in the summer if we stay in the Prem. I don't think any of them come now - though the title has gone from Mourinho.

Personally I think Mancini is hugely overrated.
Not close to Mou.
Frank is class.
I think I'd prefer Don Carlo and James back though.

 

[datblygu]

We'd want someone who wants to build a club, given that we've been a mental case for years, but now seem to have resources plus a new stadium. Mourinho is in his 60s and has never had to develop a club from the bottom up - scouting, youth teams, training etc. Give the job to a bright young hungry manager.

 

[NeilMorepies]

We'd want someone who wants to build a club, given that we've been a mental case for years, but now seem to have resources plus a new stadium. Mourinho is in his 60s and has never had to develop a club from the bottom up - scouting, youth teams, training etc. Give the job to a bright young hungry manager.

We say that every time, then sack them with 18months when the rebuild is just about starting to bed in. Then we are left with a lot of overpriced players on long contracts we can’t get rid of, who struggle to play in a completely different way for the next 2-3 managers.

 

[datblygu]

We say that every time, then sack them with 18months when the rebuild is just about starting to bed in. Then we are left with a lot of overpriced players on long contracts we can’t get rid of, who struggle to play in a completely different way for the next 2-3 managers.

This scenario is more likely with Mourinho in charge. Let's hope the new owners are better.

 

[thevorpalblade]

We need a special manager.

To lead the team out at a special place (BMD).

On a special occasion (the first game of a new season)

In front of special people (us!)

In a special atmosphere

Ghost Town playing on the PA (by the Specials).

Nope. Can't think of anyone in particular.

 

[efcste97]

 

[buededw1]

Jose would at least make things exciting. Not sure how the football would look, but the thought of his press conferences and him ripping most of the squad a new one brings me joy

 

[Sean Ashley]

A born winner, if we’re to win we need a manager of his calibre in charge.

 

[Sadken]

We need a special manager.

To lead the team out at a special place (BMD).

On a special occasion (the first game of a new season)

In front of special people (us!)

In a special atmosphere

Ghost Town playing on the PA (by the Specials).

Nope. Can't think of anyone in particular.

I would prefer fanfare for the common man on the PA, it's awesome inspiring.