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How braindead do you have to be to believe such nonsense. The reason he went to those clubs is because those were the best clubs that could offer him a job. He joined Spurs when they were 6 months of a UCL final, and had made top 4 every year since 2016. Why are you acting like they were some bum team. Mourinho stopped being the machine he was in 2015. He is painfully average now at best
This is the best video you have ever made, l love mourinho no matter what l support him everywhere he goes l am a mourinista 100% , jose my goat l am sure he will win trophies with fenerbahce
To be fair Mou was 100% correct in attacking Taylor. Missing a clear penalty in a final... But I really like the style of this video, you crafted a quite entertaining narration
Mourinho is an icon of the sport, but unfortunately he is also a product of his time. Mourinho used to manage big, scary mentality monsters. Nowadays players accuse managers like him of bullying and being too hostile. Mourinho has shown that he can still win with older players (like in Roma), not the primadonna’s like he had at Spurs and United. I’d back him any day of the week if the squad of players is right! Tactically he was the best, no doubt. But he was the best in a time where he could make a difference. Nowadays EVERYONE has multiple tactical beasts in their setup. I don’t doubt that he would flourish at any topclub that gives him full control. He hasn’t had that since 2010.
You are spot on, mate. Footballers these days behave like toddlers and rarely accept responsibility for their woeful performances. Older players knew what it means to wear a jersey.
l remember when people said ancelotti is finished cauz of his stint at napoli and everton,,when he went to madrid instant impact ucl on his return, jose has been working with crap players since he joined united n not being supported by the board, same players jose criticizes the manager who comes after jose gets rid of them , l will only beleive that hes finished if he coaches madrid again and fails...jose my goat
@@a-manthegeneralThere's a pretty big difference between finishing 7th and finishing 10th. That Everton team was definitely better than what they have now and Sean Dyche would've done as much as him if they didn't get a points deduction.
Remember when sir alex said: " I am a dinasour, but what i am more is a winner" and he kept changing his man management and team tactical ideas, the thumbnail just reminded me of that.
@@uwp4779 Yes, the players said he wouldn't take training and they wouldn't see him sometimes during the week. He would only come alive during matchdays and team meetings. The tactics were left up to the likes of Brian Kidd, Steve Mclaren, Rene Muelensteen, Carlos Qeiuroz.
But football used to be more fun, and every game brought drama. The quality of football back then was higher than it is today, and players have more power now than managers.
The most celebrated manager the guy who connected to streets like nobody did always have been the intense leader his on and off the field philosophies and antics are unique. He's still capable coz he knows and how the ball works than anyone he loves the pressure and intensity of game as he said there's more time to go and more to come as his passion towards game is still the same. The boxoffice is still burning for victories
Negreira time ! all datas show that Barca was the winner of that time......not a great miracle bribing refs payed of for Barcelona.....please stop telling bs. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negreira_case
My favorite manager ever. My favorite teams ever (Porto 2002/2004, my club, and Real 2010/2013) To me, Jose forgot how to manage his dressing room. He forgot to protect his players. And that happened in Madrid when Casillas betrayed him feeding everything to the press. He became bitter because he had never felt a knife on his back by his own. A shame that, I think he could still make it if he learned more from his mistakes. Ferguson stayed 27 years at united, he had to learn and adapt too
As a Fener fan watched the video having different emotions. I am so curious if he will be successful. His first 13 matches didn’t show much promise, especially the loss against Galatasaray was a disaster. Yet it is still soon to judge, I am not hopeful. On the other hand for those reading this, one thing you should know about the Turkish Super League is that it is not so easy for him to cope with the “corruption” going on. You might think this as a simple fan mourning but I asure you it is not. It will be seen soon or later. Regardless of his success the attention he brings to our league is more important than the style of play. Watch closer, what we are talking here is a club almost with 30 Million fans (also worldwide followed because of the Turkish immigrants all over the world) and probably the only one competing almost in all professional sport branches including Olympic Games at the top level. Basketball, volleyball, men or women, we play at the higher international level, there is no such team in the world as far as I know. However because of the financial realities of football our league might not be appealing for most of you, which is understandable. This is actually why he has chosen Fenerbahçe. It is a perfect match. So much potential, as said which has no competition in some sense, however not realised, that is not easy to explain with natural causes. If you are a football fan, what we can demand is that please be more sensitive about the “rebellious” attitude of Mourinho here in Turkey. I know that Mourinho is known with his we against them tactics which could be seen manipulative, yet it is not the case in Turkey. I am sure that there will be opposite comments but what I want is from you to see it with your own eyes. Mourinho and Fenerbahçe fits perfectly, not in terms of tactical style and so on, but the current state of both, and the “potential” they offer. Without the support of neutral judgement which addresses your journalistic insight and public opinion, it is not easy to get. We need justice, which you may help us to get.
Unfortunately for it's not as black and white as that. Mourinho needed to overcome the greatest XI of all time, with the greatest player of all time, whilst managing a transitioning Real Madrid. Pep Guardiola left Spain when the tables turned. Mourinho was the spearhead of breaking that dominance, I'd argue without Mourinho, Real Madrid don't dominate today. He was the perfect manager to overcome a juggernaut, and create one simultaneously. Today, Barcelona can't touch Madrid's achievements, a very different story if Pep stayed in Spain.
@@brendanm4740 the reason we can't is because of our financial problems and a embarrassment on the pitch. Madrid had the money hence overcoming Barca wasn't hard, compare to us , we have been struggling for the past 4 years on and off the pitch. Hence[for now at least] we can't[for now] catch Madrid
Amazing video as usual. Amazing in any sense: complete, engaging. There is a "but", though. I am Roman and a Roma fan. I find doubting Mourinho quite irrational. Things must be seen in context. Talking about - or hinting at - "decline" is letting the purpose of storytelling overshadow an objective appreciation of this manager's achievements. It's not that we have to make a novel out of it, because our aesthetic taste was forged by stories of "rise and fall". He is great precisely because he is not that obvious as a phenomenon nor is he going an easy way. He is the only manager who won trophies at every tier of international football. No one ever will ever win two Champions League, an Europa League and a Conference League in their career. Precisely because it's too unlikely to emulate such a professional path. Would Guardiola triumph, deprived of his glitter, in the muddy pitches of unknown clubs in the most obscure corners of Europe? That's what he did by winning the Conference League with Roma. It's about taking part in any challenge he is presented with, about going through it and mastering it, somehow. There's a neverending, dark energy in him to go beyond what has already been experienced, no matter the place or the time.
He is an icon, his legacy is exceptional but he stayed in the game for far too long. He was not good at Spurs or United but he's not really meant to manage those clubs, its a shame he was at the head of some of the worst defeats in both clubs histories. I guess thats a part of the fall from greatness, his time at Roma was decent and now he's probably at the right level in Turkey.
In a few weeks, Jose's Fenerbahce are set to face Ten Hag's (if he's not sacked by then) Manchester United. At home. There will be a lot of eyes on that game.
nah he was the best post ferguson era utd manager and considering he didnt get to chose any of his transfers and the squad he was given he overachieved winning a europa league and getting a 2nd place finish, with tottenham its tottenham about 4-5 great managers have gone through that role and all failed and his time at roma was more than decent winning them their first ever european trophy (although its the least impressive european trophy since the internoto cup)
compared with Carlo Ancelotti Jose Mourinho is very poor its going down all the time. Ancelotti never speaks negative about his players if he does not like one them he is are just playing at all like Hazard or mariono
I'd recommend looking at the starring XI for the team you want to analyse. And then look at the shape of their defense structure and their attacking structure. Ask yourself how is this team attacking? Are they playing longballs for a target man or playing wide with overlapping fullbacks etc. That's just a brief summary of analysing football matches there is alot more to it but that's the most simplified explanation I could do.
To me he isn't one of the best in history..great managers leave teams because they want a new challenge not because they failed..mourinho failed in almost all the teams he went to
Mourinho won trophies in an era when tactics were a lot more simpler. All he did was parking the bus, having eleven players inside his own box, spamming direct long ball forward. It’s nothing complex/sophisticated. If you play like that today, your team would become Everton. You can’t win today with eleven “gym guy” who have zero skills/technicality/flair/creativity, playing boring simple hoof ball.
Nothing if what you said it’s true at all, he beat the best tactical team at the time with really good defensive tactics, it wasn’t just about “park the bus and counter” it was about keeping Messi on a jail of 2 defenders and 2 midfielders zonally marking him. Marking alves, making Barca overcommit that’s tactics. Nowdays the tactics are to use a mid block and press hard is the same thing just in reverse, he was smart about how he defended. And calling players like eto or snijder “gym bros “ is disrespectful considering eto had to be tactically changed to accommodate as a wide forward and snijder was an elite playmaker.
@@thierryhenry674 you’re absolutely out of your mind. Madrid has so many championships league doing the same, parking then attacking. They won last season with that same principle. Inter, Chelsea even Madrid played amazing counters and beautiful combinations under mourinho you’re just out of your depth here
Look at him now, while Ancelotti still getting Champions Leauge trophies, Mourinho cant find a job even in the best club in Turkey and has to work with controversial and unsuccessful club like fenerbace.
@@anonymous-rb3jn EPL is way more hard than turkish liga, how an earth not you see this? dont you remember Carlo with Milan? That was 20 years ago! Youll never see Mou on top again
controversial and unsuccessfull due to getting league titles stolen by refs 💀btw fenerbahce has an insane following easily rivaling premier league clubs and an impressive history of european runs
He's not outdated. Players nowadays behave like kids. They whine, they misbehave, they want fresh hair, tattoos, clothes, cars, but they don't want to Play football. That's why they can't withstand Mourinho. And vice versa
