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[Sparked_26]

Watching a Mourinho documentary on ESPN and his successes.

He'll have the last laugh.

Hope Real win the CL and he shoves the cup with the big ears straight up Iker Casillas's arse. Then he can come home.

Real Madrid are heretics.

Mourinho comes back, and we win it all, probably.

[Texanballer]

I said last season if United wanted to win the title, Chicharito would have to score goals. He did not.

Hes been on fire lately and they are 7 pts ahead of the table. No coincidence. I think something like 17 of his 29 premier league goals either tied or took the lead in a game.

[DeadLikeMe]

Swansea manager Michael Laudrup has laughed off reports linking him with a loan move for Barcelona and Spain striker David Villa, 31.

Neymar says he will remain with Santos despite speculation linking the 20-year-old Brazilian striker with a move to Europe, with Manchester City, Chelsea, Real Madrid and Barcelona said to be keen to sign him.

Reading's £3m move for defender Stopilla Sonzu, 23, is on hold after he was named in Zambia's African Nations Cup squad.

Napoli have turned down an offer of £45m for Uruguayan striker Edison Cavani who has been linked with Chelsea, Manchester city, Liverpool and Arsenal.

Liverpool could be set to bid for Wigan striker Franco Di Santo, 23, in the January transfer window. Reds manager Brendan Rodgers worked with the Argentine at Chelsea.

Newcastle striker Demba Ba, 27, has admitted he would like to play for boyhood idols Paris St-Germain. The Senegalese player is being tracked by Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and QPR.

Reading's billionaire owner Anton Zingarevich wants to sign Andrey Arshavin, 31, from Arsenal in January as part of the Royals' bid to stave off relegation from the Premier League.

Liverpool are ready to make a bid for Birmingham City goalkeeper Jack Butland, 19. City need to raise funds and both Liverpool and Merseyside rivals Everton are admirers of the England international.

[Sparked_26]

I said last season if United wanted to win the title, Chicharito would have to score goals. He did not.

Hes been on fire lately and they are 7 pts ahead of the table. No coincidence. I think something like 17 of his 29 premier league goals either tied or took the lead in a game.

He may score goals but in other ways he makes Man U weaker because outside the penalty area he is not really a player with good technique nor is he very strong and necessitates two up top.

Nightmare to come off the bench, though.

[Money_May]

Mancini said the referee ate too much for Xmas foreign managers do make me laugh with their statements

[Sparked_26]

What happened to managers not talking about referees?

The F.A are so weak.

[Money_May]

What happened to managers not talking about referees?

The F.A are so weak.

I'd say scrap that rule and allow managers to say what they really feel about refs after the game. Would be far more entertaining than beating around the bush for a while.

[Fury]

Messi is signing for Anzhi for £205 million.

[Sparked_26]

I'd say scrap that rule and allow managers to say what they really feel about refs after the game. Would be far more entertaining than beating around the bush for a while.

Ferguson does say what he wants about referees! Haha.

A lot of managers do it though, particularly the ones under pressure like McDermott at Reading.

It's not fair though and it puts them under extra pressure. Ferguson does it because he is a sly old fox uses his standing in the game drive a referees reputation into the floor and make referees second-guess themselves when handling Man U games. Destroyed Alan Wiley's reputation for absolutely no reason whatsoever. Wiley was a top ref!

Chelsea also tried to run poor old Mark Clattenburg into the ground after he f.ucked us against Man U.

Needs to sorted, imo. Talk about a referee and get a 5 game touchline ban or more.

No way should Ferguson have survived his behaviour over the last week without a ban. Mourinho would have been taken to a secluded mountain range and shot dead.

[squealpiggy]

Ferguson does say what he wants about referees! Haha.

A lot of managers do it though, particularly the ones under pressure like McDermott at Reading.

It's not fair though and it puts them under extra pressure. Ferguson does it because he is a sly old fox uses his standing in the game drive a referees reputation into the floor and make referees second-guess themselves when handling Man U games. Destroyed Alan Wiley's reputation for absolutely no reason whatsoever. Wiley was a top ref!

Chelsea also tried to run poor old Mark Clattenburg into the ground after he f.ucked us against Man U.

Needs to sorted, imo. Talk about a referee and get a 5 game touchline ban or more.

No way should Ferguson have survived his behaviour over the last week without a ban. Mourinho would have been taken to a secluded mountain range and shot dead.

On the other hand you have reporters who say "What did you think about the referee?" and I think it would be unfair for penalizing the manager for responding.