Mourinho keen on England jobInternational football Chelsea by Cantona_Bro_23 (U7580762) 08 April 2007 Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho is keen on the England job. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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ian_jamsie (U3738714) posted Apr 9, 2007 If there is a vacancy with england?
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ian_jamsie (U3738714) posted Apr 9, 2007 don't want him becuase he not english
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WILPER-LFC (U7733569) posted Apr 10, 2007 I wouldnt like him to be manager. Anyone but him or Wenger will do. I just cant stand either of them! Sorry they just annoy me!
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Rafite (U7399858) posted Apr 10, 2007 No way Jose!!! If he ever becomes England Manager I will NEVER watch our National team again. He is such an arrogant, overbearing idiot - I turn the TV off whenever he starts spouting. We don't need him - and never will.
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andyamonty (U6602758) posted Apr 10, 2007 This is all media speculation put around by an over zealous agent attempting to force Chelsea into backing him.
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Scholesy (U5387091) posted Apr 10, 2007 It would be awesome if he was our manager. Entertainment wise.
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shlokd (U8065717) posted Apr 10, 2007 Well, why not? I am sure we win atleast the euro championship under him (if not the world cup).
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NUFC_have the_best_stories (U8067249) posted Apr 10, 2007 Well if we get jose it will just be the same problems, no effort from the players. Constantly we see England underperform and if we want to change that we need to get the premiership sorted out.
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Licinius (U1962977) posted Apr 10, 2007 Why would we want a manager of proven pedigree & a history of success at the highest level? Let Scotland & Northern Ireland bask in glory & enjoy the Euro 2008 finals while we stay home & watch the tournament on TV.
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Play-Fine-Ball (U6539184) posted Apr 12, 2007 BLIND FA + Bias Press / Public sentiment = Comment on this article
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