Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by AiiVee(m): 9:14am On Aug 23, 2018 |
dinnor even have time to read everything |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by Ennyholar: 9:16am On Aug 23, 2018 |
Abdstrakt:
Im really interested in this. My friends and I can form a team that can take the cake. is there a screening process attached or we just register and participate? It's easy to register Sign up on www.betway.com.ng to get started and assemble your team. |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by Shegzy8(m): 9:17am On Aug 23, 2018 |
@ op he lost the super copa to atletico madrid in 2012-2013...check well |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by Techm8: 9:17am On Aug 23, 2018 |
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Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by omocalabar(m): 9:18am On Aug 23, 2018 |
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Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by Splashme: 9:18am On Aug 23, 2018 |
He's a good coach, a very good one. 1 Like |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by Abdstrakt(m): 9:20am On Aug 23, 2018 |
Ennyholar:
It's easy to register Sign up on www.betway.com.ng to get started and assemble your team.
I have a betway account already. Is everyone on my squad expected to register or just me(the captain )? |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by Abiodunspectre(m): 9:22am On Aug 23, 2018 |
Techm8:
Any Nairlander on the mainland want to join my squad. Let’s form a nairaland squad. You must be a talented baller o! 1million naira is at stake here 1 million?? I saw it on Betway twitter account too I don't real get the stuff Can you explain it more. |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by Melaninprincess(f): 9:22am On Aug 23, 2018 |
Techm8:
Any Nairlander on the mainland want to join my squad. Let’s form a nairaland squad. You must be a talented baller o! 1million naira is at stake here Must I have a betway account before someone can join? |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by shiftback: 9:23am On Aug 23, 2018 |
Techm8:
Any Nairlander on the mainland want to join my squad. Let’s form a nairaland squad. You must be a talented baller o! 1million naira is at stake here Where on the mainland are you? Im interested. I already have a betway account |
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Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by dumininu01(m): 9:43am On Aug 23, 2018 |
This man is short of ideas... Simple |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by LegitBoyy: 9:43am On Aug 23, 2018 |
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Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by Abdul3391(m): 9:43am On Aug 23, 2018 |
frowland: Article too long...
lazy reader |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by JastSiryin(m): 9:44am On Aug 23, 2018 |
omocalabar: Mourinho will do a double this season You mean like double failure? mtcheew! |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by frowland(m): 9:47am On Aug 23, 2018 |
Abdul3391:
lazy reader Its a work day mate, we all rushing to do one thing or the other as the holiday just ended. Not everyone will have the time reading this and attending to other daily matters. Such articles should be kept for weekends. Besides, its sports and have nothing to do with day to day activities. Thanks. 1 Like |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by BetterKola: 9:59am On Aug 23, 2018 |
Techm8:
Any Nairlander on the mainland want to join my squad. Let’s form a nairaland squad. You must be a talented baller o! 1million naira is at stake here Which part of Mainland do you stay? |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by Nobody: 10:02am On Aug 23, 2018 |
sack him and save us this stress |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by Waakanda: 10:13am On Aug 23, 2018 |
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Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by kingjoe(m): 10:15am On Aug 23, 2018 |
premier league this season is between man city and Liverpool. quote me |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by killsmith(f): 10:28am On Aug 23, 2018 |
Man utd eyin omo failures. |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by Lovexme(m): 10:43am On Aug 23, 2018 |
holuphisayor: At least he's a winner. Unlike the one that klopped 6 finals in a row It takes a very good coach to be able to reach consecutive major finals. Soon, that knack for losing in finals will come to an end if his team is persistent, and it's looking good so far. 1 Like |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by powerblaze(m): 10:54am On Aug 23, 2018 |
EVerybody wan preach now because he lost a match |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by enemyofprogress: 11:02am On Aug 23, 2018 |
He is the third children of his family, moreover his village are always at work in his third season |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by tafat: 11:55am On Aug 23, 2018 |
Abdstrakt:
Im really interested in this. My friends and I can form a team that can take the cake. is there a screening process attached or we just register and participate? i tot there are already players provided by BetwayNG, or can anyone form a 5 aside team and participate? 2 Likes |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by tafat: 11:57am On Aug 23, 2018 |
Ennyholar:
It's easy to register Sign up on www.betway.com.ng to get started and assemble your team.
are there laid down players by BetwayNG already you can choose from like in fantasy league or are you to form a team with your friends?? 2 Likes |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by saxby(f): 12:01pm On Aug 23, 2018 |
Techm8:
Any Nairlander on the mainland want to join my squad. Let’s form a nairaland squad. You must be a talented baller o! 1million naira is at stake here wow! BetwayNG are giving out a million? I dey game o, I know guys who are very good ballers 2 Likes |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by saxby(f): 12:02pm On Aug 23, 2018 |
tafat: i tot there are already players provided by BetwayNG, or can anyone form a 5 aside team and participate? i think so o, you could check the betway site sha to be accurate with the information 2 Likes |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by Dailymemoirs: 2:08pm On Aug 23, 2018 |
Eastatlantaniqqa: Two Champions Leagues, eight domestic titles and 15 cup triumphs. Jose Mourinho's sides know how to win - so why is it the Portuguese tends to bow out after three seasons at a club?
Just once has Mourinho made it into a fourth campaign, only to leave Chelsea before Christmas during his first spell at Stamford Bridge.
The 55-year-old is now entering his third season as Manchester United manager, but is already being touted as the next Premier League boss to leave his job.
So what leads to Mourinho heading for the exit after season three? And do his sides actually perform worse than the previous two campaigns? BBC Sport examines the evidence.
Built for short-term success? Click to see content: Mourinho_trophies Having begun his managerial career with a short stint at Benfica, Mourinho enjoyed a successful half-season with Uniao de Leiria that led to Porto appointing the then 39-year-old in January 2002.
Porto:
2001-02: Climbed from fifth in the league to finish third after taking over in January 2002-03: Primeira Liga champions, Uefa Cup winners, Portuguese Cup winners 2003-04: Primeira Liga champions, Champions League winners, Portuguese Super Cup winners, joins Chelsea Chelsea:
2004-05: Premier League champions, League Cup winners, Champions League semi-finalists 2005-06: Premier League champions, Community Shield winners 2006-07: Premier League runners-up, FA Cup winners, League Cup winners, Champions League semi-finalists
2007-08: Leaves club by mutual consent in September
Inter Milan: 2008-09: Serie A champions, Supercoppa Italiana winners
2009-10: Serie A champions, Champions League winners, Coppa Italia winners, joins Real Madrid
Real Madrid: 2010-11: Copa del Rey champions, La Liga runners-up, Champions League semi-finalists
2011-12: La Liga champions, Champions League semi-finalists
2012-13: Supercopa de Espana winners, Champions League semi-finalists, Copa del Rey runners-up. Leaves Real by mutual consent
Chelsea: 2013-14: Third in Premier League, Champions League semi-finalists
2014-15: Premier League champions, League Cup winners
2015-16: Leaves Chelsea in December
Manchester United:
2016-17: Europa League champions, League Cup winners, sixth in Premier League
2017-18: Premier League runners-up, FA Cup runners-up
2018-19: ?
The form book M ourinho's league win percentage by season Season one Season two Season three Season four Porto 73.3% (15 games) 79.4% (86 points) 73.5% (82 points) -
Chelsea 76.3% (95 points) 76.3% (91 points) 63.2% (83 points) 50% (after six games)
Inter 65.7 % (84 points) 63.2% (82 points) - -
Real Madrid 76.3% (92 points) 84.2% (100 points) 68.4% (85 points) -
Chelsea 65.7% (85 points) 68.4% (87 points) 25% (after 16 games) -
Man Utd 47.3% (69 points) 65.7% (81 points) 50% (after two games) - What happens in season three?
Leaving Porto on a high: Two-and-a-half seasons after taking charge, Mourinho left Porto after delivering the Champions League as part of a remarkable treble.
The end at Chelsea, part one: Having won both domestic cups and finished second in the league in his third season, the Blues' fourth campaign under the Portuguese manager got off to a stuttering start and a 1-1 draw at home to Rosenberg in the Champions League saw the reign of the 'Special One' come to an end.
Inter: Mourinho left after two seasons.
Runners-up at Real Madrid: With two games left of the season, it was announced Mourinho would leave Real Madrid. At the time, his side trailed Barcelona by 13 points and had lost the Spanish Cup final to Atletico Madrid, as well as being knocked out of the Champions League at the semi-final stage.
Chelsea, part two: Sixteen league games, just four wins and languishing one point above the relegation zone - Mourinho's tenure was up at Chelsea for a second time, just seven months after he had delivered them a title.
What are the early signs during Mourinho's third season at Manchester United?
Defeat at Brighton on Sunday, following an unconvincing win over Leicester at Old Trafford on the opening day, has done little to dispel the notion of a 'third-season syndrome'. They host Tottenham at Old Trafford next. Friction and fallouts - who's to blame? Mourinho's departures from both Chelsea, twice, and Real Madrid have followed high-profile fallouts and fractious relationships with both club officials and players.
Do things always come to a head for Mourinho during his third season?
Leaving Porto on a high: Mourinho's knee slide at Old Trafford as his side knocked out Manchester United in the Champions League may have irked Sir Alex Ferguson, but there were no complaints in Porto as he left the club a hero.
Tension at Chelsea: Mourinho's relationship with Blues owner Roman Abramovich became increasingly strained and was not helped when the Russian billionaire bought Andriy Shevchenko for £30m from AC Milan - a player the manager was reluctant to pick.
Tensions bubbled in the January of Mourinho's third season, when he was reportedly unhappy over having a lack of funds to sign players. The pair also disagreed over the arrival of director of football Avram Grant in the summer, who then replaced Mourinho as manager in September.
Winning at Inter: Mourinho didn't make it to a third season at Inter, announcing after the Champions League victory he was "sad, as almost for sure it's my last game with Inter", and adding "if you don't coach Real Madrid then you will always have a gap in your career".
Boiling over at the Bernabeu: "Nobody's been sacked," said Real Madrid president Florentino Perez when announcing Mourinho would leave the Bernabeu, but the announcement followed a string of public arguments with some of the club's key players:
Mourinho drops iconic goalkeeper and club captain Iker Casillas, who alongside defender Sergio Ramos is then forced to issue a statement denying they threatened to be transferred if the manager was not sacked.
Portugal defender Pepe says he regrets the handling of Casillas, with Mourinho responding by saying the player's problem was "Raphael Varane" - a rival for Pepe's place in the team. Club chairman Perez calls a news conference to address the reports, also denying rumours of in-fighting between Mourinho and club directors.
Feeling blue, again: The Blues' medics felt the wrath of Mourinho in his last season at Stamford Bridge. The Portuguese called them "impulsive and naive" for running on to treat Eden Hazard during a draw against Swansea. Eva Carneiro and Jon Fearn saw their positions downgraded.
Carneiro left the club in the September, eventually settling a dismissal claim against the club the following year. Then, after a defeat by Leicester City that would prove his last game in charge, Mourinho called out his players.
"I'm frustrated with the difference between what they do in training and what they do in matches. I don't think in this moment they can feel they are top players or they can feel they are superstars." Same again for Jose?
Will Mourinho's third season at Old Trafford be marred by similar disagreements?
A tetchy news conference following a 4-1 pre-season defeat by Liverpool suggested Mourinho was far from happy before the season had even began. Back then, he said: If he was a fan, he would not have paid to watch the teams, adding "this is not even 30% of my squad".
The match "gave me nothing at all" and he was trying to avoid "ugly defeats". Antonio Valencia had "too much holiday" and returned in poor condition.
More recently, Mourinho tried to quash reports of Paul Pogba being unhappy.
Paul Pogba, 12 August 2018: "If you're not happy, you cannot give your best. There are things I cannot say otherwise I will get fined."
Jose Mourinho, 17 August: "I cannot demand more from him, I cannot ask more from him. I've never been so happy with him as I am now." But Mourinho was also frustrated by United's lack of activity in the transfer window, saying his side are in for a "difficult season". The question is, will he be in charge come the end of it?
The counter-argument... Bar his second spell at Chelsea, when he departed before Christmas, Mourinho has delivered silverware in each of the third seasons he has had at a club.
At Porto this was a treble that put the charismatic Portuguese boss on the map, while during his first spell at Chelsea Mourinho's side won both domestic cups and at Real Madrid he won the Spanish Super Cup in his final season.
But what would be deemed a season of success for many sides is regarded as a minimum requirement at the calibre of clubs Mourinho manages. He set the bar high at Chelsea, winning back-to-back Premier League titles, but was unable to deliver the Champions League title Blues owner Abramovich so craved.
The Portuguese also failed to achieve European success at Real Madrid, while finishing adrift of Barcelona in the La Liga and lost in the Copa del Rey final to rivals Atletico Madrid before his departure.
There's a fine line between third-season success and third-season 'syndrome', it seems.
more gists @ www.footballflaver..com/2018/08/mourinhos-third-season-jinx.html
You just copied and pasted BBC article without referencing the author that's really bad |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by Abdul3391(m): 3:19pm On Aug 23, 2018 |
frowland:
Its a work day mate, we all rushing to do one thing or the other as the holiday just ended. Not everyone will have the time reading this and attending to other daily matters. Such articles should be kept for weekends. Besides, its sports and have nothing to do with day to day activities. Thanks. hahahaha!! that's true my brother. Me I never resume till next Monday, am still inside blanket ooo 1 Like |
Re: Mourinho's Third Season Jinx by xtervaganza(m): 4:04pm On Aug 23, 2018 |
Nonsense aside. Mourinho has only been sacked at Chelsea and and once.
The 1st time he left due to disagreements with Abrahmovic by mutual consent.
He left Real Madrid when he had just signed a new contract to join Chelsea. Even Perez said it was the influence of Mendez that made them allow him leave without getting a compensation from Chelsea.
The 3rd season is bullshit considering he won the double at Chelsea ( his 1st stint) and the double at Porto 2 Likes |