And then yes slipped ya stupid bolx. And then proceeded to be a narcissist and try and rescue the situation.
We got taught a lesson today by a superior manager. Get the job done. Only grateful that torres didn't add insult to injury.
Well done chelsea and mourinho.
He wasn't so superior when he lost at home to bottom-of-the-table Sunderland last week, was he? You can slate your team as much as you want, its a free world after all but don't expect much sympathy from fellow fans. I personally hope that Jose Murinho DOES NOT WIN A SINGLE TROPHY UNTIL HE RETIRES, the sooner the better. I do not wish for that as a bitter Liverpool fan after a defeat, but as a football fan who's enjoyed watching this beautiful game for over forty years. If the Murinho model is successful, it can only be bad for the game in the long run. To me, Jose Murinho is no more than a coward, wasting time from the get go, using destructive tactics rather than trying to use the wealth of talent he has to try and win the game. In the end, it was a cruel twist of fate that our HERO slipped in a dangerous position and gifted them the goal that won him the game. I, for one, will not be happy if BR wins us the league playing such ugly football, and as far as the comparison between the two sides is concerned, we ARE sitting two points above Chelsea, so for all his anti-football, Murinho has been less successful than Brendan Rogers this season.
