Jose Mourinho
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spids
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The really frustrating thing is that we're all living for football in this wretched lockdown, and Mourinho is serving up really negative, unambitious, joyless football that has us seriously depressed. I've said it before, but we're a team to watch on teletext, and I may have to revert to looking at the result before deciding whether to watch the highlights on MOTD.
Donki
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But we shouldn't have to hold the ball up against fucking Fulham. take the game to them, people say we had chances, but we still didn't play well.
King of Otters
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Yeah, it’s fucking grim. I like Jose but I’ve completely had it with him now.
Best case scenario for me would be for us to finish mid table but fluke the Europa. That way we can sack him but the whole thing hasn’t been a complete waste of everyone’s time, which is what it feels like right now.
L-man
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On another day, Fulham score one of those multiple counter attacks and we lose the game
There’s no point in talking hypotheticals when we’ve seen this exact game play out 5,6 times this season. Sit back on a 1-0 lead and eventually a teams gunna have enough chances to start.
It’s not good enough and it’s extremely worrying that one of the most well paid managers in world football decides to keep doing this week in, week out
easley91
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I might feel differently tomorrow. But seeing another lead lost, points dropped at home I am slowly losing it myself. The only thing saving me just now are the cup runs. We are in a final, winnable ties in FA and Europa. Maybe a run of league wins might swing it again as let's be honest it's the tightest league for many a year.
As of this very moment, however, I'm not sure how much longer I can stand us dropping points when we should be out of sight. That's partly players and partly manager. I could see the reason for the counter against certain teams (and let's be fair it worked v City, Arsenal, United, Southampton and Leeds). We just don't seem able to put away the rest when it matters.
As of this very moment, however, I'm not sure how much longer I can stand us dropping points when we should be out of sight. That's partly players and partly manager. I could see the reason for the counter against certain teams (and let's be fair it worked v City, Arsenal, United, Southampton and Leeds). We just don't seem able to put away the rest when it matters.
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If we start playing better, winning most of the games we should be winning but miss out by a whisker and also wins cup then he’ll have a good cause to stay.
If the second half of the season mirrors the first, I strongly believe Levy will sack him at the end of it. Carabao cup isn’t enough to save him.
Shadydan
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Yeah that was an example seeing as he wants us to sit on a lead which is his tactics I thought Vinicius would have been a perfect sub, regardless you're right we ought to be on the front foot against these teams but I don't expect us to be under Jose.
kaz Hirai
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Shadydan
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Levy isn't going to sack the man who brings him his first piece of silverware in a million years no matter where we finish in the league.
Colonel Dax
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He’s here for a while yet. Unless we finish bottom half or something I doubt Levy will even start to think about a change until next season.
riggi
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Think we are more lucky that we can’t go..
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