pressure is rising on Jose M. after the Dr Eva situation

all evidence is pointing to Jose being a complete tw.at over the whole affair.

Not his call whether they go on pitch at all......he is not doctor so is not qualified to make the decision on whether players are injured or not.

I like Jose as a manager but he is making himself look a total prlck on this one......he needs to back down and apologise but I cant see it!

hth

#reinstateeva

 

Yep got to agree, is he going to big enough to back down? Or will is arrogance kick in?

 

The bloke is a total bell.

 

blaming the wrong person IMHO if he was that bad, he needed attention if he didn't why was the tit rolling round on the floor in the first place

 

Exactly NYR. Can't blame the precious players though.

 

Whilst not doubting his coaching abilities and man-management skills one bit, I think he is an arrogant tw@ and a poor advert for the game.

I can't help wondering if he would have shown this arrogance had Hazards' injury been a Muamba-type scenario. No, he'd be putting Eva forward for a Damehood.

 

We are talking about the same club who made such a fuss when they felt that Petr Cech DIDN'T get the immediate treatment he needed are we? Yet more hypocrisy from a Premiership club, to be filed alongside clubs complaining that they play too many matches but then opposing getting rid of the second group stage in the Champions League and taking the Sky TV billions and then complaining at having to play at Sunday tea time!

 

You forgot to mention about managers complaining having to travel 1 million miles for a pre season tour around the world.

 

Best manager in the world today so I can forgive him for small petulance. Wish we had him

 

He goes way way beyond small petulance.

 

I think he's great, he has passion, that's why he is like he is. I'm a bit like him I suppose so I can understand

 

Agree with this. She was only doing her job and Jose is just reinforcing the widely held view that he is a complete tool.

 

perhaps it would help if he told his players not to go down like they'd been shot everytime someone goes near them

 

This isn't about his skills as a manager. He thinks he can say and do whatever he wants.

He'd be the first to moan if a player wasn't given immediate medical attention and they really did need it. Who does he think he is treating medical staff in this way when they were only doing their job.

 

It just goes to prove that players going down like they've been shot is part of the tactics of the modern game and that "injuries" are considered tactically before medically.

There was a brilliant clip from an overseas game that did the rounds a year or so ago. A player went down like he'd been struck by lightning near the end of the game. He rolloed round and round to ensure the opposition player got punished, then the stretcher came on and they wheeled him off, only for his manager to immediately substitute him, as it was near the end of the game and with the player's reaction it was clear he would be able to play no further part in the game. Of course, when the player lifted his head up from the stretcher and realised he'd been substituted he immediately sprung to life and went ballistic with his manager!

 

I'm not saying he was right or wrong as there are arguments on both sides of that particular coin.

 

I'd not be proud to proclaim myself the same as him. He's a reyt knob. Passion? It's all ego.

 

Here it is: http://www.whoateallthepies.tv/vide...ows-tantrum-after-being-subbed-off-video.html

The player in question looked like he was about to cry after his initial outburst.

 

Especially if you don't have the managerial skills to go with it, that's the only thing that people left him off with his 'passion' for. If he was also a crap manager then he'd just be the knob.

 

If that's your opinion then so be it, I am proud of it and that's mine