Anybody else getting sick of him constantly playing the victim card? It's becoming tiresome now listening to him cry on with every interview he gives ------------------------------------- Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho says he is being judged by different rules to other Premier League bosses. The Portuguese boss tried to contain his frustration at the performance of referee Mike Jones during Wednesday's 0-0 draw with Hull at Old Trafford. Mourinho highlighted Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp's exchange with fourth official Neil Swarbrick during their 1-1 draw with Chelsea on Tuesday. "You know clearly I am different. The rules for me are different," he said. Former Chelsea boss Mourinho, who earlier hadwalked out of a BBC TV interview, added: "Yesterday a fourth official told a manager: 'I enjoy very much your passion.' Today, I am told to sit down or I am going to be sent to the stand." Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is currently serving a four-match touchline ban after being found guilty of verbally abusing fourth official Anthony Taylor, remaining in the technical area after his dismissal and then making physical contact with Taylor during Arsenal's home win against Burnley last month. Mourinho has served two touchline bans this season, for speaking about Taylor prior to his side's trip to Liverpool in October and also kicking a water bottle during a home draw with West Ham in November. Both actions are against FA rules. In addition, Mourinho was given a stadium ban in November 2015 when he was Chelsea boss after he was found guilty of going to referee Jon Moss' dressing room during a stormy London derby at West Ham. And the United manager's long-time assistant Rui Faria served a six-game stadium ban when he had to be dragged away from referee Mike Dean during a Chelsea game against Sunderland in April 2014. Mourinho said: "I watch my team from the hotel. I was forbidden to go to the stadium. My assistant had six matches stadium ban. I didn't touch anyone." The Portuguese manager added of Hull: "I don't criticise my opponent. They are fighting for their lives. Every point for them is gold. They have to fight with everything they have. They tried to see what they were allowed to do." Mourinho told reporters at the post-match press conference: "Tell the truth. It is as simple as that. You will be doing a public service, I think. If I speak I am punished. I don't want to be punished." http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38836249
Never used to mind him but he's turned into a right moaning twat. Him and Klopp, couple of crying lil' bitches who I just can't listen too anymore.
The only person who particularly cares is him, but was he choosing to start that to deflect from a poor result? Maybe he should take a leaf out Gus Hidiink's book: @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ In his weekly press conference ahead of the home match against Everton on Saturday, he recounted the story via The Evening Standard, saying: “This referee didn’t want to send off anyone. There was a kind remark from the fourth official, he unarmed me fully. “I told him ‘this is one of the worst referees I have experienced in the Premier League’ and he said to me ‘no, you haven’t seen me yet!’ It was a beautiful remark. Take it on the chin Jose and live life.
He's ****ing tedious. Klopp following suit. The Chosen One and the Boring One. They can both ****ing do one. Anyway, We have the Dour One. what more could you want.....
I also used to like him, but he getting right on my tits now. Constantly moaning, when interviewed has a face like a slapped arse....Just man the fcuk up Jose....you can't win every week, just because its you, not every law, rule in the game has to revolve round you....If you think there is some conspiracy against you, piss off to another country where no doubt they will agree and abide with everything you do and say.
I assume he's moaning about them not getting a red card, it wouldn't have made a difference. Hull earned that point last night and fair play to them, it's Jose's fault taking off Carrick for Rooney why we couldn't open them up when their legs began to tire. Onwards and probably not upwards... Probably 6th. We have to hope we win the EL for CL qualification, if we can't beat teams like Hull and Burnley at home.
Find it really sad. Loved him first time round at Chelsea. Thought he was hilarious at Inter and that what he did was no less than unbelievable. Said it before/will say it again... The Spanish press ****ed him and gave him this chip on his shoulder. Agree that klopp has gone that way also.
I think anybody who finds themselves in a football managers position will find that they themselves will have moments of right stroppyness when a camera and numerous microphones are thrust in their face after a frustrating afternoon. Even us at fans are capable of irrational blinkered behaviour at the heat of the moment. However as managers go Mourinho is taking it to another level. They are on a long unbeaten league run and hes still as stroppy as Strop McStropps from Stropsville.
I don't think you'll get top 4 either, mate. For all his crying and his interviews being unbearable, I still think he's the right man for the job and will have you challenging for the league, next season.
That's the plan mate, next season. Griezmann in plus a few others and go again. That man will make all the difference. I can't complain, still in 4 competitions, favourites to win two of them. We drew against Hull, **** happens, they're playing well and could have won it at the end.
All the managers at the top are behaving like idiots, aside from Poch and Conte. Wenger is serving a ban for the push, if Jose did that he'd have been shot in the face by the FA. Pep's cracking up, started crying after teams didn't let his team win, spent big again in January to put his dummy back in. Jose is moaning like a slapped slag every time we don't get a soft pen. Klopp is moaning about wind and crying to FIFA about AFCON and in general just going insane... it's a soap opera innit.
Hull City fan in peace... scoring would have been good at Old Trafford, but failing that - keeping a clean sheet was really important.
You are looking alright now, mate. In my head, and I'll no doubt get shot down for this, but the only team that I can see going down, at the moment, is Sunderland and Boro. The last place could go to Hull, Swansea or Leicester. Keep an eye on Bournemouth, they could drop like a stone.
