Jose Mourinho - Poll

The Special One?

  • Yes

    Votes: 359 61.1%

  • No

    Votes: 184 31.3%

  • Cheese On Toast

    Votes: 45 7.7%
  • Total voters
    588
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Very little chance he comes here, he doesn’t like Dan Friedkin. Only chance we’d have is if Dan Friedkin isn’t really involved much here and even then, I’m not sure he’d come to work for one of the teams he owns.
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tommye said:
"I managed against Martinez's Everton, Moyes' Everton and it is always difficult.
"Goodison Park is beautiful. It is a great crowd and a great stadium which is historical for my country as Eusebio scored four goals in one match there during the World Cup in '66.
“I had so many great matches there. Some I lost, some I won, but always a great match"

Jose Mourinho 2016
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Sounds like a man that would respect the need for a grand send off for the old lady
 
uglykidjoe1982 said:
I voted no but I would take him on a six month contract. We need someone who can wind oppositions up and inspire a bit of team spirit. He also knows how to park the bus, which were already good at.

So, yes, because he gets us more points than Dyche between now and the end of the season but it’ll be a bomb scare if he stayed any longer than that.
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Feels unlikely he’d quit a 2 year deal in turkey on massive money for a couple of months with us . Potter wouldn’t take a short term West Ham deal and he isn’t working so can’t see any way Josè is doing it
 
No, he's not the answer for several reasons.

He's past it. Not done anything noteworthy (unless you count winning the ECL, which many don't) for about 6 years or more.

He's been sacked from his past 5 jobs. Real, Chelsea, United, Spurs, Roma. Yes he had varying degrees of success at all of those, but ultimately he became more trouble than he was worth every time.

He always wants big backing in the transfer market. New owners or not, PSR means we can't push the boat out like he'll demand. Plus he doesn't work well with DoFs.

He's in his 60s now, which is probably too old. We need someone younger who has it all too prove.

He wouldn't be as charismatic as people are thinking. The last few years he's become a Victor Meldrew-type who bullies his own players and gets himself frequent touchline bans. Fans would quickly get sick of his antics.
 

If he left after a couple of seasons...............money permitting we would have a stronger squad...........which would lead to us attracting the same calibre of players and manager. Or we just sit on our hands and take what we can.Those days are gone now.We need a name so that other new managers would jump at the chance.We have been sleeping far to long.
 
EFCPaul said:
No, he's not the answer for several reasons.

He's past it. Not done anything noteworthy (unless you count winning the ECL, which many don't) for about 6 years or more.

He's been sacked from his past 5 jobs. Real, Chelsea, United, Spurs, Roma. Yes he had varying degrees of success at all of those, but ultimately he became more trouble than he was worth every time.

He always wants big backing in the transfer market. New owners or not, PSR means we can't push the boat out like he'll demand. Plus he doesn't work well with DoFs.

He's in his 60s now, which is probably too old. We need someone younger who has it all too prove.

He wouldn't be as charismatic as people are thinking. The last few years he's become a Victor Meldrew-type who bullies his own players and gets himself frequent touchline bans. Fans would quickly get sick of his antics.
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One of us. One of us.
 

The binman chronicles said:
He's probably not coming but wouldn't bother me one bit if we got him. The only consideration required is will Jose gain more points than Dyche.

That means we may be able to enjoy at least some of the last few remaining matches at Goodison.
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All sense would say go for the young progressive slow burner young coach with the focus on the long term.
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Get Jose in if he was up for it.
Instant bounce around the whole club & I mean instant. The perception changes overnight , players would run through brick walls for him , better players would be brought in.
The big question is would he get more points than Dyche to steer us away to safety ?
Him strutting out at Goodison would have the place absolutely bouncing , he & we would love it.

Him and 2 or 3 quality players transforms this club of that I have no doubt.

The future ??? ...I'd take that chance.

Will it happen ....Probably not.
 
Gwladys St. Glory said:
At least he'd get Blues believing again...I can't stand the current Goodison Park atmosphere.

Bear pit my arse...it's like a Carebear convention in there right now. RIP Granny Goodison, you've seen better days.
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The life has been gradually sucked out of it over the last 30 years.
Feels like a chore going there, you just know it's gonna be dire with little hope of anything to get excited about.
The Goodison I grew up going to only raises its head occasionally nowadays, when it's back is against the wall and we've gotta fight.
Rest of the time it's just painful.
 
EFCPaul said:
No, he's not the answer for several reasons.

He's past it. Not done anything noteworthy (unless you count winning the ECL, which many don't) for about 6 years or more.

He's been sacked from his past 5 jobs. Real, Chelsea, United, Spurs, Roma. Yes he had varying degrees of success at all of those, but ultimately he became more trouble than he was worth every time.

He always wants big backing in the transfer market. New owners or not, PSR means we can't push the boat out like he'll demand. Plus he doesn't work well with DoFs.

He's in his 60s now, which is probably too old. We need someone younger who has it all too prove.

He wouldn't be as charismatic as people are thinking. The last few years he's become a Victor Meldrew-type who bullies his own players and gets himself frequent touchline bans. Fans would quickly get sick of his antics.
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Fellas were sick of Dyche before he'd even blocked the bog in the Finch Farm changies, and every manager gets sacked sooner or later. He's one of very very best and puts the club right back in the limelight, and not just for points deductions. Oh and what a crap last decade. United - won League cup and Europa league, Spuds - binned days before they played a final, Roma - won a European trophy, their first for beards. I'd give my left nut for 2 years of madness, him falling out with everyone, fighting with the fans and stewards, getting a 6 month ban for showing his ar$e at the sh*t tip, and us winning the league cup.
 

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