Roman flushed away his arrogant
manager
The Jose Mourinho
Syndrome...
Many Chelsea fans and ex-chelsea fans all over the world are
suffering from what is now known as "The Jose Mourinho
Syndrome".
These young and ignorant boys are having difficulties coming to
terms that their beloved manager is no longer in charge at Chelsea.
Difficulties in coming to terms range from...
Losing interest in Chelsea's games
Having difficulties in sleeping...
Lack enthusiasm in chelsea's next game
Blaming Avram Grant for Jose's sacking.
Can't stand the sight of Avram Grant.
Blaming Roman for Chelsea's fall...
Blaming Roman for not supporting Jose in the transfer market...
(When he has already spent so much in the last
3 yrs)
Blaming Roman for Jose's sacking...
Blaming Roman for appointing Grant...
Blame Kenyon for back stabbing Jose...
Blame Shevchenko...
Blame Ballack...
Blame anything except Jose's recent bad results
But people fail to see that Mourinho had a serious problem... In
some ways, he was taking the club down rather than up... Blaming
Roman for Chelsea's fall is totally silly and asking for Roman to
go rather than Jose is even more ridiculous...
It leads me to wonder these so called "New chelsea fans" (Less than
4 yrs) are really chelsea fans or Mourinho's fans? Were they
attracted to chelsea cos of Mourinho's arrogant behaviour or the
football club itself?
These people should stop living in the past and look towards the
future... Mourinho is gone, dead, kaput, si liao! Mourinho is now
in chelsea football club history books. There is no point in
mentioning about him or "what if he was there still" anymore... Now
its Avram Grant time, and maybe next season someone else...
Managers come and go but the club remains. Young boys should not
let these changes effect their daily life cos its silly to let
something so meaningless to get them so work up...
Anyway, Mourinho was just another averagely good manager only...
But if without Roman's money, he still wouldn't be able to do
much... Anyway, i guess many are feeling for him cos of the way he
was made to leave Chelsea. In a way, i also feel for the man for
the way he was made to leave too... But we have to be realistic and
look at what he has done over these last 3 yrs. The titles he won
in his first 2 seasons together with the problems he brought upon
them wasn't worth it. His arrogance was so great and to such extent
that he didn't respect others. Even to his employers... In the end,
the "Special One" thought that he could go up against "The Mighty
One" but fail miserably... Sacking him in a way made him look
better than he really was... and to some chelsea fans, they now
look at him as though he was a martyr...
But if we were to look closer, he seem to have lose his way a bit
this season not to mention last... Got lucky at home to Portsmouth,
followed by lost to Villa, drew with Blackburn at home and even
worse Rosenborg... 2, 3 bad results and even the Chelsea fans
didn't want to turn up to watch their team play boring football
anymore... Something was seriously wrong already... and with his
added problems with Terry, Ballack and Shevchenko... He had to
go.
Mourinho himself probably learned a lesson from all these as well i
believe... At the start of this season, he said that he wanted to
have better relationship with other clubs managers and not insult
them for no reason... Probably he learned to tone down his
arrogance but i guess it was a little too late for what he have
done over the last 2 Roman didn't forget. Hopefully the next job he
gets he will not be so arrogant again or he could end up much
worse.
Seriously, I think there is something gp can learn from all these
too... cos i always felt that some part of gp's style is probably
fed by mourinho's arrogance... He has a little bit similarity to
mourinho probably because he idolize the "The Special One" a little
too much for his own good...
"The Mighty One"
Some Chelsea fans can't stand the sight of
Zombie looked Avram Grant.
