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Serious question. Who would you prefer to have at Saints?

 

Yes, Jose obviously has a great historical record but usually with virtually unlimited resources and I just wonder if, after the Chelsea debacle, his ego has got too big for him and he's lost the plot.

 

Ronald has performed wonders at Saints with finite resources, developing players and rebuilding each year.

 

I think I've answered my own question.

 

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Serious question. Who would you prefer to have at Saints?

 

Yes, Jose obviously has a great historical record but usually with virtually unlimited resources and I just wonder if, after the Chelsea debacle, his ego has got too big for him and he's lost the plot.

 

Ronald has performed wonders at Saints with finite resources, developing players and rebuilding each year.

 

I think I've answered my own question.

 

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Mourinho for attracting/keeping players would be a massive step up - also he hardly had unlimited resources with Porto and did a passable job! :lol:

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Mourinho for attracting/keeping players would be a massive step up - also he hardly had unlimited resources with Porto and did a passable job! :lol:

But Porto was a while back now and when he was working to make a name for himself.

 

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Wouldn't want him here. Tiresome and any other cnt behaved like him with his conspiracy theories/pathetic smokescreen rants would be toast but media love to fawn over him as good copy.

 

Plus leaves poisonous environments when he leaves

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Hard to compare they are completely different jobs. Mourinho's skill is dealing with the media and getting the best out of superstars - Ronald is excellent at making superstars.

 

If say we needed a manager to keep us in the premier league if we were 19th at Christmas - Pulis or Big Sam would be best for that job.

 

There is no better manager for saints at this point in time that Koeman.

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I suppose if you want success at any price Jose is your man. Personally I prefer Ron and can live with the lack of success if it means the club have some integrity. Lets face it, if United don't win anything they cant console themselves with another year of improvement. Ron could leave now without winning a thing and still be a winner in our hearts (well most of us). Jose has to win at least the Premiership but will be expected to win the CL and if he doesn't he is a failure.

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I think the magic that mourinho's self created PR and branding achieved has worn off in this country. I think his ego is now so big that he can't effectively manage superstars, he thinks he is the biggest star after all. He has a reliance on turning to older recognised name strikers that are a gamble. He sets up for 1-0 tidy games or 'boring footie' according to some and the thing man Utd fans were complaining about from Van Gaal. On top of that he blames everyone and everything else when results don't go his way, creating even more drama and pressure around poor results. I give Man Utd 6-8 months of new manager syndrome before the changing room starts to revolt, and Mourinho returns to crazy paranoid.

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Utd scored a shockingly low 49 goals last season. The least a mourinho 'park the bus' team has scored in a season is 70. He'll do well at utd imho.

I can foresee a clash between the collective ego of the club and the ego of the manager, especially if things aren't going well.

 

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Wouldn't want him here. Tiresome and any other cnt behaved like him with his conspiracy theories/pathetic smokescreen rants would be toast but media love to fawn over him as good copy.

 

Plus leaves poisonous environments when he leaves

 

Strike a light, I'm agreeing with Whelk, I use to find Mourinho refreshingly different than the usual bores in football management but the guy takes it too far now and has become an embarrassment. His 7 min ourburst when we whooped Chelski's backside was absolutely pathetic and bordering on disturbed.

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