He would probably be as good at Chelsea as Fernando Torres was :D:D:D

(30/10/2015, 12:54)Jose Mourinho Wrote: He would probably be as good at Chelsea as Fernando Torres was :D:D:D

lets hope so ,oh I hope so,, ;)

You would :D The hate runs deep in you my son ;)

(30/10/2015, 13:05)Jose Mourinho Wrote: You would :D The hate runs deep in you my son ;)

the hate is for all these blues fans thinking all this good streak would never come to an end,,they are the best thing since katy perry sitting on my face,,but now look,,things could not be any better :D

If it isnt goodbye to Mourinho after this result against Liverpool.. ill be absofuckinlutely amazed.
Take nothing away from Liverpool.. Chelsea deserve the media battering for being so shit lately. Hopefully it lasts until they play Spurs and we absolutely thrash them with Harry Kane scoring 7! ;)

I thought Chelsea's 3-1 home thrashing by Liverpool was wonderful! It's games like this that make me want to take my cock out and enjoy a free one on Jurgen Klopp! I'm so happy that Chelsea's losing stream is continuing. I think it's time they fire Dave's ass, I mean, Jose Mourinho's ass! He clearly can't turn things around. In fact, don't fire his ass, I want this losing stream to continue as long as possible. This increases Arsenal's Premier League title hopes!

There really are times when football is more thrilling than cock shuffling and this was one of them :)

PREMIER LEAGUE: Sorry Jose, it's all over

It is no longer a question of if Jose Mourinho leaves the fallen Premier League champions, but when. This is a manager who doesn't know how to win a relegation scrap but is suddenly facing one after Saturday's 3-1 loss to Liverpool, writes resident Chelsea expert Dan Levene.

It's all over for Jose Mourinho at Chelsea, bar the shouting.
The extraordinary scenes that followed Saturday's 3-1 defeat to Liverpool – the refusal to grant TV interviewers with any answer other than 'I have nothing to say', the dysfunctional press conference where he insisted he wanted to listen not talk, and the 15-minute on-pitch coaching team debrief – seem to suggest he knows it.
Followed-up on Sunday by BBC journalist Garry Richardson's impeccably sourced assertion that he knows of a Chelsea first team player who would 'rather lose than win for Mourinho', this appears to be the dying embers of a short-lived empire at Chelsea.
I hear he could have gone on Sunday – but, like previous sackings, Chelsea are choosing their moment. They want an opportunity that minimises the damage caused to the club. That means balancing the risk that a Mourinho side increasingly riven with divisions continues to lose games, with a moment to give his replacement the longest possible run-up at a debut match.

Sense says, discounting a complete disaster against Dynamo Kiev on Wednesday, that the axe will fall after Stoke on Saturday evening.

FUCK,,THIS IS GETTING SO BORING,,JUST SHUT HIM UP,,SHIP HIM OUT,AND WE FORGET ALL ABOUT HIM ONCE AND ALL :D

Spose it doesnt really matter to Mourinho whether he gets sacked or not. At the end of the day if he doesnt get sacked then he stays in the job at his favourite club and picks up his wages every week.. and if he gets sacked then he gets a massive payoff and goes to another top team and wins there in an easier league :) Unless ofc he gets into a relegation battle again :P

They might bring in Pep if they sack Mourinho.. and with his record, teams like Utd, City and Arsenal dont have a chance :P Only going on his trophy record ofc :D