EPTBut im sure he will grab our attention
An interview is on Chelsea TV with him tonight as well <3 i can't wait until 17:30 GMT (+00:00)!
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
But im sure he will grab our attention An interview is on Chelsea TV with him tonight as well <3 i can't wait until 17:30 GMT (+00:00)! | ||
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zeo
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Steveling
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malcram
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Part of Mourinho interview he did for Chelsea TV (first one since signing before press conference next week) <3 | ||
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Micro_Jackson
Germany2002 Posts
On June 03 2013 22:07 hns wrote: As far as I know, the date was chosen that early (in contrast to, say, next week) in order to allow the players to have a longer holiday/regeneration phase before the world cup next year. But yeah, let's leave it at that, I personally saw no harm in the games. Concerning Gomez: I also think that a lot of the hate he's getting is unjustified. His goal ratio is absurdly good and he's way better technically than most people make him. Looking back at his time at Stuttgart, he is very well capable of linking up with other players and providing nice passes (he used to play in a counter-attacking team together with Cacau up front). Since van Gaal dogmatized Bayern to 4-2-3-1, he "improved" (or lets say, changed) his physis a lot, so he could stand alone against two defenders. He was by far not as "bulky" as he is now when he was in Stuttgart, and I think it hurts him now that people expect a more agile striker up front. I agree that he has times in certain games where he seems disconnected or even lethargic, which is one of the main differences to Mandzukic I guess. Still, in terms of raw skill and ability, I would not rate him behind Mandzukic. He should go to the Premier League and prove himself there imho (either as the lone mean guy up front or in a counter-attacking role). Gomez is one of the best strikers in europe. Under the right conditions. He could score 30 goals in every league with no problem. The thing with him is that the team has to work for him and the tactic and gameplan has to be related to him. He just don´t fits the current way top level teams play. An example: the two players with the most fouls in this CL season are Lewandowski and Mandzukic. At the highest level there are 3 types of middle strikers: The "first defenders" like Lewandowski and Madzukic who are skilled enough to make goals by themself but their main objective are leading the pressure against the ball and creating holes for the others. The "wrong 9" like Messi or Miroslav Klose (obviously not on the same level but the german team played it like that in the past). or the "wall player" to drop off passes and long balls. Drogba brought that to perfection. Gomez is just not the kind of player the very top teams want right now. | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
![[image loading]](http://abload.de/img/moureturrrrrnedj4n.gif) This could very well be, the best gif ever made. On June 04 2013 00:32 Liquid`Drone wrote: that is awesome but wtf wheres the original from cause that looks like a fun movie | ||
Liquid`Drone
Norway28792 Posts
but wtf wheres the original from cause that looks like a fun movie | ||
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DaMuffinman
Germany1705 Posts
Mario Götze's muscle injury is worse than expected. He will be out until early August. | ||
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Tazza
Korea (South)1678 Posts
stream is on youtube on barcelona's page. | ||
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Ysellian
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Steveling
Greece10806 Posts
But the shirt he will be wearing won't have number, it will be plain. The numbers will be publicized in august. | ||
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Tazza
Korea (South)1678 Posts
On June 04 2013 01:14 Steveling wrote: I guess Thiago will give up 11 for him. But the shirt he will be wearing won't have number, it will be plain. The numbers will be publicized in august. oh, i thought he'd be getting his number today. Kind of sad for thiago. he got the #4 to represent guardiola for a brief stint, then got it taken away from him by fabregas and will now probably have his number 11 taken away by neymar. maybe he will leave? his release clause is only 18 mil. If i were a top club that sounds like an amazing deal to me | ||
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zeo
Serbia6342 Posts
 For 5-6 years I have not given a single shit about managers coming or going (except Rafa, fuck that guy)... sigh, one hour to go till the interview. EDIT: Whatever any manager won during their time with us it has always been the house that Mourinho built | ||
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malcram
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RvB
Netherlands6273 Posts
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Steveling
Greece10806 Posts
I hope he keeps his football character and doesn't become another passing machine towards messi like pedro-alexis. | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
On June 04 2013 01:43 RvB wrote: Why do Chelsea fans love Mourinho so much? I know he won your first league in a loooong time but it seems so excessive. He made us the threat we are now, the way we can win games now is mainly due to him. He installed all the players we had with this "swag" of they are the best, they will win games and you will be successful. The trophies were proof of this, and still even after he went the players had this attitude. You could argue as well Mourinho's way with the players were the reason other managers have failed, AVB Grant Scolari etc, but Ancelotti was the closet we had to a 2nd Mourinho, a guy who made getting the players on side priority number 1. With what Mourinho gave us in terms of Trophies and success, is the reason we love him so much. He put us on the global map! | ||
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Salteador Neo
Andorra5591 Posts
What he did with Porto, that was a bit more impressive. | ||
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malcram
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Sure, without Abramovich's money, we wouldn't be anywhere. But it takes a good coach to make it a winning team. Look at Man Utd, or more importantly, look at the kind of mentality Ferguson has instilled in Man Utd. Let's face it, on paper, Man Utd's team is not as strong as Man City's. But he has taught them how to fight hard, and show character. That's what makes SAF a great manager. | ||
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