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Jose Mourinho, a Specialist in Whining & Blaming Referees For His Own Failures
How do you know Jose Mourinho is feeling the pressure? Chelsea losing has something to do with it, but when he starts complaining about the officials, this time Phil Dowd, and conjures conspiracy theories against his own team, you know it’s not so comfortable on the manager’s seat.
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Jose Mourinho – Blame Everyone But Himself
In the mind of Jose Mourinho, it’s never his fault. Not his approach, not his tactics. It’s always the referee, the other team wasting time or playing to not to lose or even the fans who have something to do with the loss. Chelsea losing their first match didn’t rattle him too much, but brought him to his finest whining form.
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Chelsea FC – Diego Costa is a Dirty Player & Disgrace for Football
A two-legged kick on John O’Shea and a punch to the face of Wes Brown earned Diego Costa with just one yellow card as the best scorer in the Premier League continues to violently and with malicious intent plow his way through EPL defenders, while Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho continues to support someone who is talented, but is also a stain on the game.
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Manchester United Afraid of Being Crushed by Chelsea
You’re only as good as your last (fill in the blank). Manchester United built an empire through the long and successful tenure of Alex Ferguson. Now? All that’s left is the financial success, as the media are portraying the mood within the club before their Chelsea encounter this Sunday as a group that’s awaiting an unavoidable disaster.
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FC Barcelona – When Jose Mourinho, Pep Guardiola and Louis van Gaal Were on the Same Side
Once upon a time, Jose Mourinho worked for Barcelona instead of hating the club. He was the assistant to Louis van Gaal, the manager of the club during the late 1990′ (and then again a few years later). The two also had a player, Pep Guardiola.
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Mourinho vs Wenger – A Story of Hate, Envy and Huge Egos
In more than one way, Jose Mourinho has Arsene Wenger beaten. Not just by the scores and results between Chelsea and Arsenal, but also in the battle of wits, minds and egos between them.
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Guardiola vs Mourinho – It’s Never Going to End
One would think that when Pep Guardiola and Jose Mourinho will no longer be coaching in the same league, things will simmer down between the two managers who really don’t like each other. However, as the coaching summit this week proved, the animosity between the duo runs deep and can’t be separated by leagues, miles, borders and even a big chunk of water.
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Jose Mourinho Allegedly Makes Fun of Pep Guardiola Being Bald
There’s not a lot of love between Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola, which makes it not that surprising to hear about an alleged remark the Chelsea manager made about the one from Bayern Munich regarding his lack of hair.
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Chelsea FC – Diego Costa is Perfect For This Team
There are better strikers in the world than Diego Costa, but for Chelsea, the Spanish-Brazilian striker might be the perfect fit as Jose Mourinho seems to once again have built himself a team that’s hitting full steam in his second season, right now looking like the scariest side not just in the Premier League but in Europe as well.
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Chelsea FC – Diego Costa Living Up to Expectations
In yet another mostly comfortable win over a newly promoted side, Chelsea once again showcased a big difference to last year’s team: Having a capable striker in Diego Costa, who has opened his Premier League chapter with two goals in two matches.