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13 Memes About Manchester United & David Moyes Humiliated in the Derby
There’s a pattern to Manchester United matches this season: A loss in a big match, this time the Manchester Derby against Manchester City, followed by memes and joked ridiculing the club and especially the manager, David Moyes. This time was no different.
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Chelsea FC – Jose Mourinho & His Mouth Never Rest
It’s all one big pyschological war. Jose Mourinho admits to that, and it seems that on his second term as Chelsea manager it’s even harder for him to rest it than before. Maybe it’s because his skills as an instigator and adgetator are more necessary than before to mask how badly his team is playing, even through their wins. His latest targets have been hints at Liverpool, his continous “obsession” with Manchester City and now mentioning about signing a striker.
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Post Match Comments – Manchester City vs Barcelona
As expected, the comments from Manchester City and their manager Manuel Pellegrini were mostly about how the referee ruined their match with the red card and the penalty, while Tata Martino was throwing around the obligatory it’s not over yet although Barcelona can already start thinking about the quarterfinals.
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Manchester City – Can They Win Everything?
Success and being part of the top clubs in England is mostly new to Manchester City, but there is no limit to their ambition, as Manuel Pellegrini doesn’t just want to win the Premier League title, but actually lead his club to triumph in all four competitions they’re still in.
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Manuel Pellegrini Makes a Fool of Himself
It’s hard to tell if Manuel Pellegrini simply comes off the wrong way because of bad English, or is he really out of touch of what really happens in Manchester City matches, as he blamed Crystal Palace and their manager for using negative tactics, seemed to be unaware of Joe Hart’s stitches and talk about his team like they’re a bunch of young unknowns coming out of nowhere.
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Chelsea FC – Jose Mourinho Playing Mind Games Again
Despite their big spending this summer, Chelsea do not have a quality advantage over their rivals to the Premier League title. The edge they do have? Jose Mourinho, but not everything he does this season has been clever or correct, so the Portuguese manager returns to what he thinks he does best – mind games with other managers.
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Manchester City – Sergio Aguero Has Never Looked Better
After a rough second season in the Premier League, things are looking quite bright for Sergio Aguero and Manchester City, at least when they’re playing at home, as they achieve another devastating win (6-0 this time) over a title rival, possibly even brushing them aside for good.
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Jose Mourinho is a “Dirty” Winner; Manuel Pellegrini is a Sore Loser
It feels as if the Chelsea – Manchester City match, won in the 90th minute by Fernando Torres, was the first really big game of the season, or at least the most emotional we’ve seen in the Premier League so far. Jose Mourinho couldn’t help but get over emotional after the match ended, while Manuel Pellegrini felt slighted, and decided not to shake hands with the Portuguese manager, who he doesn’t really like anyway.
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Manchester City – Edin Dzeko Good Enough to Be the Best Striker in the Premier League
It’s been an up & down time for Edin Dzeko since arriving in England and playing for Manchester City. His scoring numbers are pretty much consistent with the rest of his career, but it always feels like there’s so much more he can give the team, and maybe under a new manager, entering his fourth season with the team, we’ll finally see him feel confident about his place in the lineup, and his production rise accordingly.
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Jose Mourinho Will Eventually Feud With David Moyes, Arsene Wenger & Manuel Pellegrini
Don’t buy into all this respect and “love” from Jose Mourinho to the rest of his counterparts from the Premier League. He’s been away for quite a while so it’s natural that all of his past feuds are forgotten, but as the season begins and progresses, the Chelsea manager will obviously find a way to sour his relationships with any manager that stands in his club’s way or simply fits into the mold of motivating his team.