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He planned the whole thing. He is only a manager these days for the sign-on fee, the pay package and the termination payout. He buys star players at inflated prices then resents them because he wants the attention. He whines and bitches about committees, tv interviewers, referees and other teams.

He planned this whole charade from day one with United I reckon.
He never intended to get them back to the top (and i dont think he is capable of that) and he really took them for a ride.

Manure have been well and truly Rodgered by Jose and he planned every single day of it before, and during his tenure.

Mourinho's United signings

Mourinho complained about the lack of new arrivals at Old Trafford, particularly in defence, during the summer.

During his time at Manchester United, he has signed 11 players for a total of £358.8m.

Cheeky basket had the gall to call Klopp out about our spending last summer!

We should have just eeked out a boring 1-0 win with a last minute fluked goal. Now who knows what trouble they'll cause us. Klopp OUT!

I hope it's just a Manager change for Man Utd because their problems lie much deeper than just the Manager. Their suits have been just as much a problem, when Fergie retired a lot of their top brass went as well and they were replaced by folks who don't have a clue.

The damage has been done for Man Utd. It's a five year job to even get them back to challenging us and Man City.

Plus they will never get rid of the overpaid footballers they now have.

Man utd are finished now.

Jose Mourinho will finally be moving out of the Lowry after 895 days costing a staggering £537,000... he never moved into his own place while he was Manchester United manager.

The sacked Jose Mourinho never laid down permanent roots in Manchester.
He was dismissed from his job as manager on Tuesday morning after bad run.

Jose Mourinho has finally been sacked by Manchester United - but at least he will not have the added stress of selling a house.

Mourinho lived in Manchester for 895 days after setting up base at the Lowry Hotel on July 6, 2016 but was dismissed the club on Tuesday morning without setting up a permanent base.

His family base remained in the capital as his daughter — Matilde — graduated from London's University of Arts in the summer and his son — Jose Mourinho Jnr — played for Fulham until April 2017.

He had a long-term contract but still decided to remain in a hotel rather than purchase a Cheshire mansion, like many involved with United.

The former Manchester United boss, who lost his job after being beaten 3-1 by Liverpool on Sunday, lived in one of the hotel's luxury Riverside Suites.

A Riverside Suite is priced at £600 on their website which means Mourinho has shelled out around £537,000 since moving to Manchester if he has been paying the average online price.

The suites are 'large enough for a selection of soft sofas with restful river views' and 'a separate lounge and dining area with a small kitchenette for the thrill of entertaining in a five star hotel'.

There is one Riverside Suite on each floor of the hotel, which are described as having 'the feeling of a stylish private apartment'. Each has a view overlooking the River Irwell, which runs through Manchester, and are all individually designed around abstract artwork by internationally acclaimed Oldham-born artist, Alan Rankle.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba...ng-537-000.html

Over 3 years there and never moved into his own place? If you're the CEO of the Club this would be something you would be looking at and thinking does he intend to stick around, before offering him a much improved contract extension last January!

That's a bit premature. A top manager, a few signings and things could change very quickly.

Pretty disappointed when I heard. I hoped they'd give him another £200m and next season.

They might get a decent young manager in now and he'll just blame the summer's transfers.

He did a pretty good job for us whilst there at least.

I think Man Utd's problems run much deeper than their Manager. They may get someone in who might initially be successful but I very much doubt it will be long term success.

There is a lot of overpaid players at that club who'll never be sold because the players know they'll never get the same sort of contracts elsewhere but will ride out their contracts.

If Man Utd want to get back to the top long term, it's going to take an absolute fortune to do so.

Ferguson leaving. Wrong man appointed. Change of the philosophy. And all worse off for it.

Sound like Liverpool after Dalglish left.

I hope they go another 30years without challenging. It hurts.