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    Posted: 04 October 2015 at 8:34pm
I have actually always rather enjoyed seeing Mourinho winding people up in the past.

However, this season he seems to have completely lost the plot - he looks, and sounds, as if he is deeply depressed. I hope I'm wrong about this, but he seems irredeemably gloomy - hardly a mind-set which will get his players bouncing. 

He has said that he won't quit - they'll have to sack him. We'll see if the club are willing to pay whatever that would cost, if things don't improve.
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Liverpool Sack Brendan Rodgers.


Ha! Didn't see that one coming this weekend. Must mean Klopp has said yes.



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Originally posted by roy munster roy munster wrote:

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Yes, it's a stupid rule. Law says that docs must come on if instructed but player must then leave and go to the half way before being ordered back on. It's meant to stop feigning injury - ha!

why does football get so hysterical? why don't they all just calm down mun


I'd hate to see it in rugby. It is starting to creep in, though. The Fijian prop, who Gareth Davies pushed over, acted as if he'd been punched. Also players being taken out when chasing a high ball often fall to the ground with flailing arms. Stop it!

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Originally posted by Abbey Abbey wrote:

Yes, it's a stupid rule. Law says that docs must come on if instructed but player must then leave and go to the half way before being ordered back on. It's meant to stop feigning injury - ha!
why does football get so hysterical? why don't they all just calm down mun
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Not a Chelsea Subject but Dick Advocat has left Sunderland as Manager who is next Sherwood or Mcclaren or Mourinho


I went to Villa yesterday and they were awful, so I'd say Sherwood.
No doubt Allardyce's name will be in the frame at Sunderland.

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I wonder if these so called football fans who are so outraged by mourinho waiting a few extra seconds to have his celebrity players treated after tripping over a daisy....are as outraged or more outraged by the millions of people waiting weeks months years to see their doctors or surgeons , for life saving scans treatments and operations? far better to preach about how a celebrity is misbehaving than concern ourselves with the masses....some of these tabloids sure do pull peoples priorities out of whack....or maybe theyre just arsenal fans who want to see the back of him lol

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Not a Chelsea Subject but Dick Advocat has left Sunderland as Manager who is next Sherwood or Mcclaren or Mourinho
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Yes, it's a stupid rule. Law says that docs must come on if instructed but player must then leave and go to the half way before being ordered back on. It's meant to stop feigning injury - ha!
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Originally posted by Abbey Abbey wrote:

Sorry, but I completely and utterly disagree.

Bottom line is that a referee called the medical team onto the field of play to assess an injured player. To have refused would have been a dereliction of duty for the medics.
The fact that the player was simulating injury is a side issue.

Just imagine, for a second, if the player was genuinely injured and two doctors refused to enter the pitch just because the player would have to temporarily leave the pitch, and there turned out to be a genuine medical injury, the club would criticise the medical team and distance themselves. Serves Mourinho right for his player feigning injury.

Anyway, who should assess the injury? At the Stoke v Bournemouth game last week, Callum Wilson went down after an innocent challenge and the whole stadium (including the home bench) jeered as he was milking it. When he got up and carried on there were howls of protests, especially as he collapsed in a heap 30 seconds later. The injury? ACL and out for 6 months. To just about everyone in the stadium, he was cheating to get an opponent booked, or worse, as there was nothing wrong with him. But he'd actually ruptured his ligament.

Always assess or otherwise you'll put your registration at risk when it's a case of cry wolf.
The bigger picture is to stamp out simulation, but as far as Mourinho is concerned, the ref called his bluff and asked for medical assessment. The doctors were duty bound. Serves the manager right.

Anyway, it's just my opinion!



so whats the exact rule on this from the fa or fifa? is it the moment any doctor or medic enters the pitch the player must leave the field? these rules sound pretty idiotic and help create these situations
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Sorry, but I completely and utterly disagree.

Bottom line is that a referee called the medical team onto the field of play to assess an injured player. To have refused would have been a dereliction of duty for the medics.
The fact that the player was simulating injury is a side issue.

Just imagine, for a second, if the player was genuinely injured and two doctors refused to enter the pitch just because the player would have to temporarily leave the pitch, and there turned out to be a genuine medical injury, the club would criticise the medical team and distance themselves. Serves Mourinho right for his player feigning injury.

Anyway, who should assess the injury? At the Stoke v Bournemouth game last week, Callum Wilson went down after an innocent challenge and the whole stadium (including the home bench) jeered as he was milking it. When he got up and carried on there were howls of protests, especially as he collapsed in a heap 30 seconds later. The injury? ACL and out for 6 months. To just about everyone in the stadium, he was cheating to get an opponent booked, or worse, as there was nothing wrong with him. But he'd actually ruptured his ligament.

Always assess or otherwise you'll put your registration at risk when it's a case of cry wolf.
The bigger picture is to stamp out simulation, but as far as Mourinho is concerned, the ref called his bluff and asked for medical assessment. The doctors were duty bound. Serves the manager right.

Anyway, it's just my opinion!





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Originally posted by roy munster roy munster wrote:


ive watched docus on mourinho and hes a master tactician. if he feels its not working hes more likely to leave on his own terms than to be sacked
....as for the doctor story , with the hysterical media I cant be bothered to follow it...is the argument the doc came on the pitch to treat a player without his consent? and the player then had to leave the field due to the protocol? meaning chelski were down 2 players? few questions...what is the clubs position on that? do quacks go through the manager, could the doc have waited  a few seconds , how bad was the injury? etc


The injury was feigned which is why he had a hissy fit and said the doctors didn't understand football. The salient point, though, was that the referee called the doctors on to the field of play. As soon as he did that, they were bound by their ethical practise and to have listened to Mourhino would have placed them in an impossible position with the General Medical Council.

What Mourhino was doing was to condone cheating but, worse, put the doctors in an impossible position. To have a temper tantrum was beyond contempt.

 
it clearly wasn't a dangerous injury then? so the result of the doctor going on for a fake injury was Chelsea lost a player for no reason.
theres 2 sides to every story and clearly theres 2 sides to this one. in all situations there are rules and regulations, if we followed every one of them to the exact letter of every law and regulation, no one would be able to do anything... see how nigel owens interpreted the spear tackle yesterday, he took the law applied it with common sense as the tackled man twisted and dived to the floor. even the scot thought it was applied well... everyone knows in football or rugby there is that few seconds where the medics and staff get a chance to assess the situation. it does seem pretty draconian in football that a player must leave the field when a medic arrives. so maybe the biggets problem is with fifa yet again. its easier to blame someone successful like mourinho, it sells murdochs bile and envy
 
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Originally posted by roy munster roy munster wrote:


ive watched docus on mourinho and hes a master tactician. if he feels its not working hes more likely to leave on his own terms than to be sacked
....as for the doctor story , with the hysterical media I cant be bothered to follow it...is the argument the doc came on the pitch to treat a player without his consent? and the player then had to leave the field due to the protocol? meaning chelski were down 2 players? few questions...what is the clubs position on that? do quacks go through the manager, could the doc have waited  a few seconds , how bad was the injury? etc


The injury was feigned which is why he had a hissy fit and said the doctors didn't understand football. The salient point, though, was that the referee called the doctors on to the field of play. As soon as he did that, they were bound by their ethical practise and to have listened to Mourhino would have placed them in an impossible position with the General Medical Council.

What Mourhino was doing was to condone cheating but, worse, put the doctors in an impossible position. To have a temper tantrum was beyond contempt.



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ive watched docus on mourinho and hes a master tactician. if he feels its not working hes more likely to leave on his own terms than to be sacked ....as for the doctor story , with the hysterical media I cant be bothered to follow it...is the argument the doc came on the pitch to treat a player without his consent? and the player then had to leave the field due to the protocol? meaning chelski were down 2 players? few questions...what is the clubs position on that? do quacks go through the manager, could the doc have waited  a few seconds , how bad was the injury? etc

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Originally posted by roy munster roy munster wrote:


they've had a bad start that's for sure, but only 8 games in seems hysterical to sack the most successful manager of his generation at this stage


There's Europe as well. It's not so much the bad start but whether there's a deeper problem which makes improvement difficult.
You're absolutely right and you don't win championships in October (although Chelsea have certainly lost one). Is there something underlying?



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they've had a bad start that's for sure, but only 8 games in seems hysterical to sack the most successful manager of his generation at this stage
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