Dave Posted December 15, 2018 Posted December 15, 2018 I haven't got the pace to play for Klopp whilst I have half a chance playing for Man United at the minute so I'll choose Jose.
Subscriber CaaC (John)+ Posted December 15, 2018 Subscriber Posted December 15, 2018 Can't be arsed in even comparing the two of them, Jose has won trophies where ever he managed yet Klopp won trophies at Dortmund and nothing in the EPL...yet.
SirBalon Posted December 15, 2018 Posted December 15, 2018 Hahaha Depends if you're dead or alive to be honest. If you're dead... Then you're gonna be this way for a considerable amount of time one would say, which means it won't take long for one to get very accustomed to resisting and appreciating boredom. For those dead fans (sorry if this is controversial or insensitive), Mourinho would be the ideal appointment as coach for the club you once used to visit on a regular basis or tune-into on your TV set (or watch on a saturated and pixilated internet stream that's calling itself LIVE but is running 4 hours behind). If, on the otherhand you're alive... Then I am pretty sure you will be alot more demanding and susceptible to requiring things move a whole lot quicker because let's be frank... Time is valuable as you haven't got the rest of eternity to wait for something interesting to occur. Existing amongst the living also means that contrary to being dead where you can just haunt someone's living room and take advantage of their sacrifices to pay for subscription tv where you can get it for free (while also benefitting from being a professional voyeur and never being caught as another of the perks for being stone cold), or just float merilly to the stadium, bump your way through the queues to get in (actually become a member of the queue if you're a British ghost because we looove queues). The living have to pay and consumerism is a very demanding phenomenon and way of living which means if you want all the perks... value for money, quality and of course visual stimulation, then Klopp has to be your man by comparison. Also have to add that necrophiliacs, who apparently exist amongst us (the living) will probably be the only existing entities that could be into a bit of Mourinho football on their spare time away from hanging around morgues or cemeteries (graveyard for our more British reader).
Honey Honey Posted December 15, 2018 Author Posted December 15, 2018 Dead or alive? You spin me right round balon right round like a record balon right round round round
The Artful Dodger Posted December 15, 2018 Posted December 15, 2018 33 minutes ago, SirBalon said: Hahaha Depends if you're dead or alive to be honest. If you're dead... Then you're gonna be this way for a considerable amount of time one would say, which means it won't take long for one to get very accustomed to resisting and appreciating boredom. For those dead fans (sorry if this is controversial or insensitive), Mourinho would be the ideal appointment as coach for the club you once used to visit on a regular basis or tune-into on your TV set (or watch on a saturated and pixilated internet stream that's calling itself LIVE but is running 4 hours behind). If, on the otherhand you're alive... Then I am pretty sure you will be alot more demanding and susceptible to requiring things move a whole lot quicker because let's be frank... Time is valuable as you haven't got the rest of eternity to wait for something interesting to occur. Existing amongst the living also means that contrary to being dead where you can just haunt someone's living room and take advantage of their sacrifices to pay for subscription tv where you can get it for free (while also benefitting from being a professional voyeur and never being caught as another of the perks for being stone cold), or just float merilly to the stadium, bump your way through the queues to get in (actually become a member of the queue if you're a British ghost because we looove queues). The living have to pay and consumerism is a very demanding phenomenon and way of living which means if you want all the perks... value for money, quality and of course visual stimulation, then Klopp has to be your man by comparison. Also have to add that necrophiliacs, who apparently exist amongst us (the living) will probably be the only existing entities that could be into a bit of Mourinho football on their spare time away from hanging around morgues or cemeteries (graveyard for our more British reader). What is this even about?
Guest Posted December 15, 2018 Posted December 15, 2018 50 minutes ago, CaaC - John said: Can't be arsed in even comparing the two of them, Jose has won trophies where ever he managed yet Klopp won trophies at Dortmund and nothing in the EPL...yet. Mourinho has been more successful over his career. But he seems to have lost it now. Klopp is doing better in my opinion
Guest Posted December 15, 2018 Posted December 15, 2018 48 minutes ago, SirBalon said: Hahaha Depends if you're dead or alive to be honest. If you're dead... Then you're gonna be this way for a considerable amount of time one would say, which means it won't take long for one to get very accustomed to resisting and appreciating boredom. For those dead fans (sorry if this is controversial or insensitive), Mourinho would be the ideal appointment as coach for the club you once used to visit on a regular basis or tune-into on your TV set (or watch on a saturated and pixilated internet stream that's calling itself LIVE but is running 4 hours behind). If, on the otherhand you're alive... Then I am pretty sure you will be alot more demanding and susceptible to requiring things move a whole lot quicker because let's be frank... Time is valuable as you haven't got the rest of eternity to wait for something interesting to occur. Existing amongst the living also means that contrary to being dead where you can just haunt someone's living room and take advantage of their sacrifices to pay for subscription tv where you can get it for free (while also benefitting from being a professional voyeur and never being caught as another of the perks for being stone cold), or just float merilly to the stadium, bump your way through the queues to get in (actually become a member of the queue if you're a British ghost because we looove queues). The living have to pay and consumerism is a very demanding phenomenon and way of living which means if you want all the perks... value for money, quality and of course visual stimulation, then Klopp has to be your man by comparison. Also have to add that necrophiliacs, who apparently exist amongst us (the living) will probably be the only existing entities that could be into a bit of Mourinho football on their spare time away from hanging around morgues or cemeteries (graveyard for our more British reader). Only you could make that post. Brilliant
Subscriber RandoEFC+ Posted December 15, 2018 Subscriber Posted December 15, 2018 5 minutes ago, Gunnersauraus said: Mourinho has been more successful over his career. But he seems to have lost it now. Klopp is doing better in my opinion This sums it up. People who point to past successes as evidence of Mourinho being a better current manager are retarded. BUT let's not ignore the fact that people using the last 2-3 years of Mourinho struggling as evidence that he was never any good aren't equally retarded. Mourinho is a cunt no doubt but the way some people shamelessly and rabidly writhe in pleasure all over every poor result for Jose like a homeless man who stumbled across a bathtub full of cash doesn't really prove their point, just their bitterness about the man's success over the last two decades.
Guest Posted December 15, 2018 Posted December 15, 2018 Just now, RandoEFC said: This sums it up. People who point to past successes as evidence of Mourinho being a better current manager are retarded. BUT let's not ignore the fact that people using the last 2-3 years of Mourinho struggling as evidence that he was never any good aren't equally retarded. Mourinho is a cunt no doubt but the way some people shamelessly and rabidly writhe in pleasure all over every poor result for Jose like a homeless man who stumbled across a bathtub full of cash doesn't really prove their point, just their bitterness about the man's success over the last two decades. Absolutety mourinho was a top coach. Football fans aren't known for being rational
SirBalon Posted December 15, 2018 Posted December 15, 2018 32 minutes ago, The Artful Dodger said: What is this even about? Being dead or alive. One would say it's quite appropriate for a Mourinho versus Klopp debate.
Administrator Stan Posted December 15, 2018 Administrator Posted December 15, 2018 Klopp. Not a fan of Jose's management these days. I don't fancy being thrown under the bus either collectively or individually just because everything isn't perfect 100% of the time. Plus Klopp gives hugs.
SirBalon Posted December 15, 2018 Posted December 15, 2018 10 minutes ago, Cicero said: Prime Mourinho Is that another Amazon way of getting more cash out of us?
Guest Posted December 16, 2018 Posted December 16, 2018 16 minutes ago, Harry said: Jose cannot inspire the troops. I don't think he could inspire someone with diarrhea to have a shit at the minute
Devil-Dick Willie Posted December 16, 2018 Posted December 16, 2018 4 hours ago, Gunnersauraus said: I don't think he could inspire someone with diarrhea to have a shit at the minute If you needed an exciting failure of a shit, Klopp If you needed an unexciting but possibly gets the job done shit, Mourinho. Warning, he may insult your ass or purchase 3 new ones as the shit progresses though.
Faithcore Posted December 16, 2018 Posted December 16, 2018 I don't understand anyone who would want Mourinho as a coach for his team.
SirBalon Posted December 16, 2018 Posted December 16, 2018 11 minutes ago, Faithcore said: I don't understand anyone who would want Mourinho as a coach for his team.
Inverted Posted December 16, 2018 Posted December 16, 2018 If I wanted to build a young squad that can punch above its weight financially: Klopp. If I wanted a manager who can organise world class players and make them into a solid collective unit: ... also Klopp.
Harry Posted December 16, 2018 Posted December 16, 2018 This highlights what we already knew in most respects that klopp needs to win some trophies to cut off some of these criticisms. But ffs he makes the football fun and to me that's the most important thing. To be on the edge of my seat.
Vegan Kel Posted December 16, 2018 Posted December 16, 2018 I like watching teams play football so Klopp
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