José "The Special One" Mourinho

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People are themselves responsible for their actions. How primitive is it to react like that because the coach has raged at the referee? Players and coaches have an exemplary function towards children yes. Grown f*ckin men should be ashamed of themselves for behaving like this. This is a social problem, not a football problem.
 

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So he blames the ref for losing in pk's? if anything, Ref did favor roma in first half. pretty neutral in second half.
 

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Fernando hands, i just saw, and what else?
If the play of Gudelj on Abraham is penalti then also the penalti on Pellegrini on Ocampos is.
 

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Fernando hands, i just saw, and what else?
If the play of Gudelj on Abraham is penalti then also the penalti on Pellegrini on Ocampos is.
Abraham and the hand. Pellegrini's situation was pretty similar to Ocampos. So, I think no rewarding penalty in those two situations was correct. Despite the fact that Pellegrini got yellow for simulation, but Ocampos not.
 

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Agreed.
But don't you guys think Mourinho 100% blame on the ref is a strategy to make him a hero and make Roma fans never blame him for anything? guy has the ability to reunite players-fans etc.. when he really wants the team to success, when it's over then the morale is shit and everything goes wrong (Last months on Madrid or Tottenham).

I respect him for what he did with us (and also i'm a huge fan of this super Chelsea 2004-2008) but i didn't like the comments he made about Inter in latest clash Roma-Inter. We should not consider him Uno Di Noi. Uno Di Noi is Materazzi, Milito or Zanetti, not Mourinho, sorry guys.
 

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I do hope he stays at Roma. He still has shit to prove.
 

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I do hope he stays at Roma. He still has shit to prove.
He has?

He got a team with like 2.5 players to win a European trophy as insignificant as it may sound to people and he took a team with 3.5 players to a Europa League final and lost in PKs and has every right to be aggravated by the refs during the game...


If anything he's proven that he's still one of the best in the business.
 

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The best always have something to prove. Be it sports, music or otherwise. @brehme1989
 
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The best always have something to prove. Be it sports, music or otherwise. @brehme1989

Of course, but that doesn't mean that when you're not at the top you're immediately irrelevant. There are different paths to reach the top and there are a lot of mountaintops, you don't always have to be at the absolute peak to be great.
 

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Of course, but that doesn't mean that when you're not at the top you're immediately irrelevant. There are different paths to reach the top and there are a lot of mountaintops, you don't always have to be at the absolute peak to be great.
Well, I just dont see how Pep could pull EL final with roster like Roma. If they kept Zaniolo and Dybala was fit, then ok, but basically they played in final with too many wood. And only lost on penalties.
I dont know why Mou pulled Dybala off so early, guy played yesterday 102 minutes like a beast.
 

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Well, I just dont see how Pep could pull EL final with roster like Roma. If they kept Zaniolo and Dybala was fit, then ok, but basically they played in final with too many wood. And only lost on penalties.
I dont know why Mou pulled Dybala off so early, guy played yesterday 102 minutes like a beast.
Dybala was barely ready for 30 minutes and played a lot more than he could have. And Sevilla knew it.


As for Roma, they have really bad defenders, I cannot consider Spinazzola a full member of that team and he's obviously refraining from being at full strength due to pain and injuries.

Zaniolo is half a player really. I cannot rate Abraham or this moving shadow of Belotti.

There's Pellegrini, there was Rui Patricio last year but not so much this year, Veretout was helpful last season - gone this year, Sergio Oliveira was also helpful in the time he spent at Roma.

Matic has been average, cannot reach Veretout levels. Wijnaldum wasn't bad, but he's not a leading player.
Zalewski is dependable given what else is around, but he's not a player you'd seek at a top 4 team.

There's Cristante who's above average, and there's El-Shaarawy who can turn it on once every 5 games but that's about it.


Roma needs 15 players that are all better than Cristante, Mancini, Smalling, Ibanez, Abraham etc, which isn't hard to pull off, but they just don't have it.


If Roma has any ambition, they need to replace all their players except Pellegrini, Dybala, Cristante, Spinazzola, Bove, Zalewski and I guess Rui Patricio since he has another year. Everyone else doesn't belong to a team that wants to play Champions League football in this day and age.


You may argue about Lazio being ahead of them - and us for that matter - but Lazio didn't concentrate on all fronts and if you go for a 4-3-3 formation which both teams mostly used, the only Roma starters would be Dybala, Pellegrini and a fit Spinazzola which we haven't really seen. Everyone else would barely be the first bench option. Such a bad team, but Mourinho being there makes people jumpy and they assume that it's some great team that has Totti, Cafu, Emerson, De Rossi, Montella, Candela, Tommasi and Cassano instead of the scrubs Dybala has to drag now..
 

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I didn't watch too many games of Roma this season, but everytime when Matic was on pitch, he was more than decent, including the match against us.
Smalling is also ok for them. The problem are his two colleagues.
 

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I didn't watch too many games of Roma this season, but everytime when Matic was on pitch, he was more than decent, including the match against us.
Smalling is also ok for them. The problem are his two colleagues.
yeah they're doing decent but that's not what Roma needs.
 

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I see them as 5 or 6 best team in the league. Same level than Lazio and worst than Inter/Milan/Juve/Napoli.
 
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