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Jose Mourinho


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Hootie121082 Flag Vrysoulles 20 Apr 21 7.01am

I personally would love Jose to come to Palace should Roy retire at the end of the season. Just wondering what everyone's opinion would be.

 


FEELING GLAD ALL OVER

Mwncisee Flag Middlesbrough 20 Apr 21 7.30am

Not going to happen. Not even close to happening.

 

Eaglecoops Flag CR3 20 Apr 21 7.50am

There is already a thread on this in football talk.

 

The Heath Eagle Flag Thornton Heath 20 Apr 21 8.00am

It would be a catastrophe of epic proportions.

Mourinho " Steve, I want to sign Van Dijk"

Steve "We can't afford that, we'll give Gary Cahill a new contract instead"

Mourinho goes off in a hump and loses the next 5 games.

 

southnorwoodhill Flag 20 Apr 21 8.23am

He seems to have enriched himself quite considerably over the past few years by being a specialist in failure. Ironic.

 

Jaha Flag 20 Apr 21 9.08am

I personally wouldn't mind mourinho. He has said positive things about Palace in the past and the stars have aligned somewhat. I think he would keep us up anyway, high profile name, maybe that could attract some players. Not sure what his policy on youth is though? Id want a manager next who would give youth players a chance on merit and not only through necessity, like Roy.

 

Midlands Eagle Flag 20 Apr 21 9.54am

Originally posted by Jaha

I personally wouldn't mind mourinho.

I think that his salary requirements are about the same as Benteke's and Zaha's added together

 

taylors lovechild Flag 20 Apr 21 10.16am

As a character Mourinho is one of the best in the game, but in terms of the football he is possibly even more negative than Roy. His ego wouldn't allow him to join us anyway so this is a non starter.

 

Palace Old Geezer Flag Midhurst 20 Apr 21 10.19am

Originally posted by southnorwoodhill

He seems to have enriched himself quite considerably over the past few years by being a specialist in failure. Ironic.

Yep, I was thinking the same thing when I read that he will be paid up to £20m for, effectively, not being good enough.

 

redshift Flag Toronto 20 Apr 21 2.39pm

Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

I think that his salary requirements are about the same as Benteke's and Zaha's added together

This is spot on. Also, it's too small. He walks the world stage and isn't going to want that to change.

 


Success will lie to you but failure always tells you the truth.

Crystal_Clear Flag Belfast 20 Apr 21 2.52pm

Originally posted by southnorwoodhill

He seems to have enriched himself quite considerably over the past few years by being a specialist in failure. Ironic.

Whilst this would never happen, I cannot really agree with the statement.

He won 2 trophies at United and finished 2nd in the league to a City well ahead of anyone else. Ole can only dream of trophies at present.

He was due to lead Tottenham out in the League Cup final, which is one-off game and could well have won Tottenham a trophy.

The issue is that his style of football is not endearing to supporters of those clubs.

 

Elwissthebest Flag Marlborough 20 Apr 21 4.02pm

We couldn't even afford his financial advisor's fee. Ginger Mourinho, maybe.

 

madcap_v2 Flag SE25 / Ibiza 20 Apr 21 4.16pm

No chance in happening, thankfully.

 


La la la your mum

m/k mick Flag milton keynes 20 Apr 21 4.31pm

Don’t like him, but would not be that surprised to see him at Palace, kinda of arrogant thing he would do, obviously settled in London, although i dont like him, he would do a good job for us

 

Texas Eagle Flag San Antonio, Texas (via Adelaide) 20 Apr 21 6.57pm

Originally posted by Crystal_Clear

Whilst this would never happen, I cannot really agree with the statement.

He won 2 trophies at United and finished 2nd in the league to a City well ahead of anyone else. Ole can only dream of trophies at present.

He was due to lead Tottenham out in the League Cup final, which is one-off game and could well have won Tottenham a trophy.

The issue is that his style of football is not endearing to supporters of those clubs.

Yep, well put. He is a top manager whom we could never afford. Probably Portugal's next manager I should think.

 


"Billy Gilbert really is God"

Sportyteacher Flag London 20 Apr 21 7.16pm

Nope. Thankfully never going to happen.

 

Maine Eagle Flag USA 21 Apr 21 5.06am

Mourinho has a bit of a thing for Palace.

He might fancy a challenge with a lesser team where he can take 100% credit for any remote success.

Stranger things have happened.

 


Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Spiderman Flag Horsham 21 Apr 21 7.15am

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

Mourinho has a bit of a thing for Palace.

He might fancy a challenge with a lesser team where he can take 100% credit for any remote success.

Stranger things have happened.

These were my thoughts but unfortunately can’t see it ever happening

 

Badger11 Flag Beckenham 21 Apr 21 8.02am

Being linked with Celtic what a come down they weren't even asked to join the ESL.

 


One more point

Teddy Eagle Flag 21 Apr 21 9.18am

Originally posted by Badger11

Being linked with Celtic what a come down they weren't even asked to join the ESL.

They would’ve been if he was there. Can’t be any other reason Tottenham got invited.
Valencia are reportedly in for him.

 

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