Kichankuli
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- Dec 18, 2008
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Huyu mwandishi amenifurahisha sana kwa namna alivyomuelezea Jose Morinho. Hii ni sehemu ya uchambuzi wake:
That is great, except Mourinho does not really do harmony. He is at his best when he has someone to fight. He had plenty of that in his first spell in England -- Arsene Wenger, Rafa Benitez -- and it was served on a plate in Spain when he managed Real Madrid.
When he was at Inter, though, serious foes were harder to come by, so he triggered feuds with whomever he could. His spat with Catania, for example, was a pretty clear example of a man spoiling for a fight
It is the same at Chelsea now. He likes Louis van Gaal and knows Brendan Rodgers well. There is still Wenger, but it lacks its old punch; Manuel Pellegrini makes a most unsatisfactory opponent, because he won't give anything back.
Yet Mourinho needs a battle to be at his best. That is always the way he has worked. He cannot find anyone worth his time, so he has started to build a bit of tension with his own fans. Nothing too serious, but enough to get him the edge he needs.
That is Mourinho's secret: he is not just part of the soap opera's cast. He likes to write it, too.
kwa undani zaidi bofya hapo chini:
Jose Mourinho: Why does he keep baiting Chelsea's fans? - ESPN FC
That is great, except Mourinho does not really do harmony. He is at his best when he has someone to fight. He had plenty of that in his first spell in England -- Arsene Wenger, Rafa Benitez -- and it was served on a plate in Spain when he managed Real Madrid.
When he was at Inter, though, serious foes were harder to come by, so he triggered feuds with whomever he could. His spat with Catania, for example, was a pretty clear example of a man spoiling for a fight
It is the same at Chelsea now. He likes Louis van Gaal and knows Brendan Rodgers well. There is still Wenger, but it lacks its old punch; Manuel Pellegrini makes a most unsatisfactory opponent, because he won't give anything back.
Yet Mourinho needs a battle to be at his best. That is always the way he has worked. He cannot find anyone worth his time, so he has started to build a bit of tension with his own fans. Nothing too serious, but enough to get him the edge he needs.
That is Mourinho's secret: he is not just part of the soap opera's cast. He likes to write it, too.
kwa undani zaidi bofya hapo chini:
Jose Mourinho: Why does he keep baiting Chelsea's fans? - ESPN FC
