JohnnySharp2
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I think Mourinho is a very good manager and Chelsea deserve to win the league, however, he doesn't come across well at all while being interveiwed. He called Liverpool "a defensive team" after the game yesterday, yet for 65 minutes it was fairly even on chances created.
Most pundits I have seen interviewed today seem to think the best team on the day won which is my feeling too, if the opposition play better what is wrong in just saying that? Not to offer a handshake at the end of any game is unacceptable.
Naturally being at the game and being a red I am biased, but there has been a growing trend amongst the so called bigger club managers over the past few years, ie Ferguson/Wenger, getting involved in all these 'mind games' and to be honest Jose is just like them too, they only tend to give praise to clubs that are not a threat to them.
Frankly it's getting a bit tiresome now, I think they should just concentrate on their own clubs personally, I have to admit Rafa has been quoted saying things recently too, hope it doesn't carry on.
I seem to remember Wenger being interviewed earlier in the season and he was saying Liverpool were not the best team in Europe last year - despite winning the Champions League - which is probably true.
However, why say it? What does it have to do with Arsenal?
They should take a leaf out of Stuart Pearce's book, always gives an honest answer to any question and will admit defeat with dignity.
Most pundits I have seen interviewed today seem to think the best team on the day won which is my feeling too, if the opposition play better what is wrong in just saying that? Not to offer a handshake at the end of any game is unacceptable.
Naturally being at the game and being a red I am biased, but there has been a growing trend amongst the so called bigger club managers over the past few years, ie Ferguson/Wenger, getting involved in all these 'mind games' and to be honest Jose is just like them too, they only tend to give praise to clubs that are not a threat to them.
Frankly it's getting a bit tiresome now, I think they should just concentrate on their own clubs personally, I have to admit Rafa has been quoted saying things recently too, hope it doesn't carry on.
I seem to remember Wenger being interviewed earlier in the season and he was saying Liverpool were not the best team in Europe last year - despite winning the Champions League - which is probably true.
However, why say it? What does it have to do with Arsenal?
They should take a leaf out of Stuart Pearce's book, always gives an honest answer to any question and will admit defeat with dignity.
