When Fergie retires would you like to see Mourinho suceed him?

Yes - but with eyes wide open knowing full well that he's a @#%&! & wont play attacking football nor encourage massive amounts of youth...

As much as he talks about wanting to stay & create his own legacy somewhere, I'm not 100% sure it's in his character to build from the ground up at a club. Rather the standing on the shoulders of giants approach comes to mind, and as such he'd be well capable of succeding Fergie in that manner & maintaining success. The price being we have a complete weapon in charge & dive a bit more... pff. What ya gonna do?

Originally Posted by Sparky***

what £5m?

Yes.

£5m plus Nani and Anderson.

I actually think Mourinho would give youth a chance at United. He knows it's in the ethos of the club and I'm sure if they wanted him to take over they'd tell him in strong terms.

Chelsea was a different kettle of sheep entirely as Abramovich didn't and doesn't give a shite as long as the trophies come.

Originally Posted by Zorg

I actually think Mourinho would give youth a chance at United. He knows it's in the ethos of the club and I'm sure if they wanted him to take over they'd tell him in strong terms.
Chelsea was a different kettle of sheep entirely as Abramovich didn't and doesn't give a shite as long as the trophies come.

Something along the lines of:

"Hello Jose, here's your transfer budget on this piece of paper"

"But this paper is blank?"

"Exactly, good luck."

Originally Posted by Sparky***

Something along the lines of:

"Hello Jose, here's your transfer budget on this piece of paper"

"But this paper is blank?"

"Exactly, good luck."

Precisely.

Although you never know, the ginger gimps might be out by then and United will be run by a council made up of MUST, IMUSA and Tony Benn.

I just can't accept this. How can you guys vote for this piece of shit to take over fergie?

Originally Posted by SNAFU

I just can't accept this. How can you guys vote for this piece of shit to take over fergie?

This vote doesn't mean anything. Fergie won't be sacked and Jose immediately drafted in on the basis of the votes of a few armchair £#%&!wits. Don't worry.

Originally Posted by Zorg

Precisely.

Although you never know, the ginger gimps might be out by then and United will be run by a council made up of MUST, IMUSA and Tony Benn.

Yeah, and I'll ride to work everyday on a unicorn with marshmello hooves.

Originally Posted by Sparky***

Yeah, and I'll ride to work everyday on a unicorn with marshmello hooves.

Ride to work? You're a cabbie?

Originally Posted by Sparky***

Yeah, and I'll ride to work everyday on a unicorn with marshmello hooves.

I may have been joking there Sparky.

Originally Posted by koppas

Ride to work? You're a cabbie?

Originally Posted by Zorg

I may have been joking there Sparky.

I know you were, I was joining in with it.

Originally Posted by Sparky***

I know you were, I was joining in with it.

Sorry.

Originally Posted by koppas

This vote doesn't mean anything. Fergie won't be sacked and Jose immediately drafted in on the basis of the votes of a few armchair £#%&!wits. Don't worry.

i know there's no way they're gonna sack fergie for jose...but my point is this...mourinho may have the results on paper etc, but he is a total piece of shit that doesn't deserve to pick the trash from the seats after matches.

Originally Posted by SNAFU

i know there's no way they're gonna sack fergie for jose...but my point is this...mourinho may have the results on paper etc, but he is a total piece of shit that doesn't deserve to pick the trash from the seats after matches.

Harsh.

Like? No
Tolerate? Yes

Originally Posted by Sparky***

what £5m?

Should cover 8 months wages

I'd rather he was here than somewhere else nearby. I think he'd be a good choice to follow Fergie and provide that stability we'll need straight after he retires.

He's a @#%&! but he'd be our @#%&! and I'd rather he was our @#%&! than anyone elses.

Originally Posted by skcollob

I'd rather he was here than somewhere else nearby. I think he'd be a good choice to follow Fergie and provide that stability we'll need straight after he retires.

He's a @#%&! but he'd be our @#%&! and I'd rather he was our @#%&! than anyone elses.

Exactly, and I think that trait would make him an ideal member of the United family. I also think he has enough sense, and respect, to spend some time working WITH Ferguson before the great Glaswegian retires for good.

No but he's the only realistic choice, unless Laurent Blanc can prove himself at a higher level.

Moyes and O'Neill can £#%&! off.