Go Away Jose! Mourinho sacked by Chelsea

Submitted by shawnducati on

Mourinho sacked by Chelsea:

http://www.espnfc.us/chelsea/story/2685417/chelsea-sack-jose-mourinho-a…

Jose made Chelsea the most hated soccer team in the world. He lost his players ages ago. Him recently saying he was 'betrayed' by them was last straw.

 
Once they get rid of Costa and Terry I think they can move on from the massive douche image.

MGoRob

December 17th, 2015 at 2:22 PM ^

Better, more informative title:

OT: Go Away Jose! Mourinho sacked by Chelsea

 

Also, not sure it's OT season yet. So not sure how relevant this is to post....

edit: not sure who negged, but original post was "Go Away Jose!".

Blau

December 17th, 2015 at 10:34 AM ^

Naturally we're going to want to talk about our Lions and how much they suck this season.

If this were say, an Oxford Univeristy sports blog, I bet making a non-OT thread about Chelsea soccer would also be natural.

Either way, I'm cool with this thread as a West Ham fan, the schadenfruede is undeniable even though the hammers kinda suck too.

superstringer

December 17th, 2015 at 10:27 AM ^

For non-soccer fans, you should regard Jose as a really remarkable fellow.  He has an incredible streak of taking good teams to championships his first or second year of being hired to coach them.

And almost all of them fell to pieces the third year.

It's the ultimate deal with the devil:  Want a championship badly?  Hire him.  Then just cover your eyes for what comes next.

Everyone Murders

December 17th, 2015 at 10:33 AM ^

They should transfer Diego Costa.  To Liverpool, thanks much.

(Mourinho is proof of what I often tell my kids.  If you're going to be an arrogant ass, you'd better be perpetually successful.  Mourinho had tremendous success at Chelsea, but burned so many bridges along the way.  Given the plunge Chelsea has taken this year, it's not too surprising.  Of course it helps to have billionaire ownership - since I don't think manager's salaries fall under the new "competitiveness" rules.  Writing down Mourinhos' severance for Chelsea is like me deciding to order chips and salsa as an appetizer.)

DoubleYost

December 17th, 2015 at 10:36 AM ^

Obsessed. The man has more silverware than most and will always be a fan favorite. Chelsea is a mess at the moment, the players couldn't be bothered to play.
To put Costa and Terry on the same page is criminal. John Terry is a legend and Costa a streak of piss.
Chelsea will remain a thorn in the side of obsessed losers no matter their place in the table. All of it is quite entertaining yet flattering. Chelsea here.. Chelsea there.. Chelsea makes 2 appearances on MGoBlog in 4 days

jg2112

December 17th, 2015 at 10:55 AM ^

Your comment about "Bridge's girl" is downright offensive.

Terry was banned four games and lost his captaincy and did not appeal the ban, and apologized for using unacceptable words. He admitted using racist words (which I refuse to copy/paste here). How is that BS? That is unacceptable, 100%. 

Also, the 9/11 incident at Heathrow. Let me guess - that was the Americans' fault for being at the airport.

Terry is not a good person. 

jg2112

December 17th, 2015 at 10:58 AM ^

If you think my criticism of a man who made fun of Americans on 9/11, who stepped out on his girlfriend with the mother of his friend's child, and then admittedly used racist words on a soccer field is because of Chelsea, I feel sorry for you.

Gullit, Vialli, LeBeouf, Laudrup, Le Saux, Hughes. I am a long-time fan of Chelsea. I'm not a fan of Terry. There is a difference.

jg2112

December 17th, 2015 at 11:38 AM ^

Man, you're not having a good morning defending the indefensible:

Lampard wouldn’t say what was wrong about reports he and then-teammates John Terry, Eidur Gudjohnsen and Jody Morris mocked American travelers after a drinking session at an airport hotel, stripping, cursing and vomiting in front of them.

One source said New York City FC’s front office had concerns and questioned Lampard about it, but were satisfied with the answers. Another claimed Lampard had been out with the trio but actually left and wasn’t present at the time of the incident, but out of loyalty stoically accepted being fined two weeks’ wages.

And:

In September 2001, Terry and three teammates were fined two weeks' wages by Chelsea for an incident involving players and American tourists at a Heathrow airport bar in the immediate aftermath of the September 11 attacks.

jg2112

December 17th, 2015 at 10:43 AM ^

Sunil Gulati should give Mourinho a blank check to coach US Soccer.

Klinsmann is a good administrator but a poor coach. Keep him as technical director and bring in Jose. The USMNT would contend for a semi-final spot at the 2018 World Cup, at worst, with Jose in charge.