Mourinho To Visit Nigeria To Lecture Coaches

Mourinho is coming down to nigeria to visit kwara football academy in three days also to  lecture some nigerian coaches


http://www.tribune.com.ng/09042009/news/sports2.html
http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art200805012263296

Mourinho can speaks three  different language

1 - Portuguese
2 - Spanish
3 - English

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_Mourinho#References
Please read this summary

He wanted to follow in the footsteps of his father by becoming a footballer and he joined the Belenenses youth team. Graduating to the senior level, he played at Rio Ave, where his father was coach, Belenenses and Sesimbra but it became evident that he would not excel as a professional, lacking the requisite pace and power.[6][7] Conceding to his shortcomings, he chose to pursue the dream of becoming a professional football coach instead.[3] His mother had different ideas altogether and enrolled him in a business school. Mourinho attended the school but dropped out on his first day, deciding he would rather focus on sport, and chose to attend the Instituto Superior de Educação Física (ISEF), Technical University of Lisbon, to study sports science.[4] He taught physical education at various schools and after five years he had earned his diploma, receiving consistently good marks throughout the course.[5] After attending coaching courses held by the English and Scottish Football Associations, former Scotland manager Andy Roxburgh took note of the young Portuguese's drive and attention to detail.[8] Mourinho sought to redefine the role of coach in football, mixing coaching theory with motivational and psychological techniques.[3]

Welcome Mourinho but 3 days coaching cannot improves our coaches whom have shown lack of technical skills for years

Our coaches do not understand any of these three languages.

for believing in two of our sons viz; mikel obi and obinna nsofor giving them the chances of their lives, we have perfected plans to give him a chieftaincy title "Igwe ogburugburu"

allboyz,
you are right, but since no man is an island, it means siasia still needs someone and inigbinde may be the right man for siasia

Apart from siasia, who else will want to put what he learnt into practice?

Am only stating that only siasia would likely make use of mourinho's lectures, while the rest will learn but will go ahead to collect bribe from players and spoil their game.

jm

3 years would have been more appropriate 

mr crackles, do you watch football at all
  mourinho is university educated and was once an interpreter
   so yea he is very fluent in english

very good! our naija coaches really need lecturing!, amodu should endevour to attend!

ROTFLMFFAO!!!!

Let us hire many interpreters who would interpret the lectures into many of our languages/dialects.

I'm happy Mourinho is coming to lecture Nigerian coaches. It is a good thing. One coach that I know will be jotting down Mourinho's ideas and thoughts is Samson Siasia. The guy loves learning. I met his son on an internet chat room 2 years ago. I was chatting with some Europeans on the net when the young boy logged in into the chat room. His ID made me ask who he was. He was making strong points about Nigerian football that night. His reply to my enquiry was- '' I'm the son of Samson Siasia. I'm in the United States''.  LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON.

Samson Siasia is going to coach the Super Eagles one day, no matter how long the NFF delays his appointment. As for Jose Mourinho, I respect him as a coach. Cheers.

I guess he is coming to teach them to stop accepting bribes to feature players

Lagosboy,
i don't believe nigeria plays brazillian attacking style football rather what we play is nigerian football style. abt mourinho, your ideas are not needed. the special one is coming and the arrangements are done. on the other hand, if u want platini to come, u can go ahead and work towards that. we will be here to wait.
if u do not want mourinho, the only option u will have will be to travel to cotonou while we recieve the Igwe.