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View Hootie121082's Profile Hootie121082 Flag Vrysoulles 30 Mar 14 9.17am Send a Private Message to Hootie121082 Add Hootie121082 as a friend

Well he's obviously got a good judge of character and knows he's peers well. I agree with him and he also realises we have the best fans in the league. Not that he's stating the obvious. Little bit of respect for Mourinho for this

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miles18 Flag Telford 30 Mar 14 9.30am

If Liverpool don't win the league then he should get it. (If we stay up)

 



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EastEndPalace Flag WithHardNutsCosImAHardBastard 30 Mar 14 12.17pm

Quote miles18 at 30 Mar 2014 9.30am

If Liverpool don't win the league then he should get it. (If we stay up)


Even if Liverpool win it and we stay up he should win it.

 

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View Leicestershireeagle's Profile Leicestershireeagle Flag South Leicestershire 30 Mar 14 12.28pm Send a Private Message to Leicestershireeagle Add Leicestershireeagle as a friend

Always liked Mourinho.

I believe TP commented on the class of the man after he popped in to say well done to the team after the match.

 


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View thai-eagle's Profile thai-eagle Flag chiang mai 30 Mar 14 12.49pm Send a Private Message to thai-eagle Add thai-eagle as a friend

Well, TP is doing a tremendous job, but let's be fair; Gus Poyet (yes, him) isn't doing badly either. Took Sunderland to one Cup final, lost in quarterfinal FA Cup and are on the brink to drag Sunderland into safety. If both teams survive I think GP (deservedly) nick it.

 

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View blind eagle's Profile blind eagle Flag Covington.Tennessee 30 Mar 14 6.18pm Send a Private Message to blind eagle Add blind eagle as a friend

Quote Leicestershireeagle at 30 Mar 2014 12.28pm

Always liked Mourinho.

I believe TP commented on the class of the man after he popped in to say well done to the team after the match.

I very much doubt if there is any body else who would pop into our dressing room to say well done. The guy has got class and we should all respect him for it because there ain't much class prevailing in British football. May this be a lesson for Big Sam!.

 

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View adrian b's Profile adrian b Flag Landrindod, Wales 30 Mar 14 6.33pm Send a Private Message to adrian b Add adrian b as a friend


Difficult to know what the criteria for being the best manager is. Is it winning things with expensive players or not losing too often with 'ordinary' sorts? I suppose every team, if they not befallen to great misfortune, can claim as season best manager. What's been achieved at West Ham and Hull or what Chris Hughton has had to endure is deserving of something. And if David Moyes (even) completes a season take-over from a legend, well that's worth a mention. I think a season award for worse achievement when better would (should)have been possible. Read Wenger and one or two others.

 

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View Baldfella's Profile Baldfella Flag Wigan 30 Mar 14 6.40pm Send a Private Message to Baldfella Add Baldfella as a friend

Brendan Rodgers, Tony Pulis, Roberto Martinez in that order for me !

 

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jamiemartin721 Flag Reading 30 Mar 14 7.46pm

Quote adrian b at 30 Mar 2014 6.33pm


Difficult to know what the criteria for being the best manager is. Is it winning things with expensive players or not losing too often with 'ordinary' sorts? I suppose every team, if they not befallen to great misfortune, can claim as season best manager. What's been achieved at West Ham and Hull or what Chris Hughton has had to endure is deserving of something. And if David Moyes (even) completes a season take-over from a legend, well that's worth a mention. I think a season award for worse achievement when better would (should)have been possible. Read Wenger and one or two others.

I'd go with resurrecting a team written off as dead and buried. If he keeps us up, he'll have achieved something incredible.


 


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Quote Baldfella at 30 Mar 2014 6.40pm

Brendan Rodgers, Tony Pulis, Roberto Martinez in that order for me !


Can't argue with that.

 


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View Gribbo's Profile Gribbo Flag Bromley 30 Mar 14 7.52pm Send a Private Message to Gribbo Add Gribbo as a friend

Jose is a class act. He was right to speak to the ball boy yesterday and he did it the right way as well, so no complaints there. He is very respectful of the Palace fans and only had good things to say about Palace's desire and commitment. I think he would like to see more of it in his own players.

 

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View RainhamEagle's Profile RainhamEagle Flag Bermondsey 30 Mar 14 7.53pm Send a Private Message to RainhamEagle Add RainhamEagle as a friend

Rodgers
Bruce
Pulis

Also worth a mention is Hughes, he's gone in and transformed Stoke and got them away from relegation at the same time, a very had task.

 

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