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If Bulut’s had enough, perhaps he’s coming to us! 🤣
Wonder where he goes from here? Will he have to accept that, if he continues in management, he has to take a step down from clubs from the big leagues that expect Champions League qualification? I doubt it, there’ll still be a few big clubs that are willing to let him try to regain past, lost, glories while boring everyone rigid
And yet he still delivered Romas first silverware for 15 years
If we're honest he hasn't be very good for a while. He plays a negative style of football and I think the likes of Pep ad Klopp are clear of him.
I can see Newcastle taking him on, but he won't be any better than Howe.
Probably my most disliked manager of all time. A self-important, surly, narcissistic man who's time in the spotlight is coming to an end. Good riddance.
Saudi will take him
Thankfully he lost out to Seville in the Euro final (last year?) after kicking lumps out of them and his team rolling around feigning injury, appealing for bookings and dismissals, virtually playing for pelanties from the off.
Anti-football at its crudest.
Hope it's the last we see of him but somehow I doubt it.
Boo Hoo what club doesnt get injuries. Spurs are depleted at the moment yet their manager just gets on with it but because Howe is a media darling and English people make excuses for him.
Ten Haag has had injuries all season I dont see people making excuses for him like they do Howe.
Mourinho plays to win but more importantly, not to lose. He'd have done a better job, tactically, last Saturday than Bulut. I'm not anti-Bulut but I can take a successful self-important, narcissist over a clueless rabbit-in-the-headlights any day. This Cardiff City starting eleven, under Mourinho, wouldn't have rolled over to Leeds and Leicester like Bulut's did.
From memory (which admittedly isn't great) I seem to remember that Seville ended up fighting fire with fire.
My feeling was that Anthony Taylor, rightly or wrongly, had seen Mourinho teams and their antics before and some decisions may well have gone against Roma for that reason and not on merit.
I for one was glad that Roma lost and thought Taylor had an unusually good game, though I may have been as blinkered as he :hehe
I also remember that neither Jose nor any of the Roma staff were very gracious in defeat.
It was all a bit of fun when he first came, but when he started blaming the ambulance service for not being prompt collecting Cech after the head injury and said he could have died because of it - and it emerged he lied about how long they'd taken - I lost all respect for him. It stopped being a pantomime then.