who did jose mournho play for?
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no...\nhe is the son of goalkeeper Félix Mourinho, his playing "career" consisted of a few generally unsuccessful spells at small clubs. He also has a degree in Physical Education, specialising in sports methodology and worked as a high school coach. Then he worked all the way to Chelsea as a coach.\n\nfor more info. vist http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jose_Mourinho#Early_years
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True. As you they could not land all the good players at stamford bridge without his money, or Jose Mourihno. His money is everything for Chelsea.
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Deco will play,   will not play,   will play,   will not play,  DECO DID NOT PLAY against Angola, and we still won, LOL !!  The Portugal side that played against Mexico is the one that England will face.  Very  GRIM for England.   Mexico  is a FAR better team than England and they lost 2-1 against us.  Kinda makes you think...  doesn't  it really  ?!  And for those who have said that Fig ACTED, the face injury needs to be seen the frame by frame in the replay on DVD... Figo had a chicken egg size injury on the right size of his face, just below the eye.  -Ronaldo was injured only SEVEN minutes into the game.  -Ricardo, after successfully defending a kick, is on the ground when that Dutch a_s kicks Ricardo in the b_lls long moments AFTER the ball was gone. You need to see the match and the incidents frame by frame to understand that hose were Portuguese MEN reacting naturally to uncalled for aggression and violence. BY ALL MEANS ATTACK US, BUT TELLS IN ADVANCE THAT THOSE ARE YOUR INTENTIONS  so that we can kick your asses back, LOL !! Otherwise it is cowardice to hide behind the SKIRTS of the referee... ain't that the truth !!! Come on, reasonable men... you know it makes sense !!!
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Van Nistelrooy is as good as gone if you ask me, which is quite sad. Its pretty obvious when you are benched for the final few games of the regular season, and arent even allowed to participate in roy keane's testimonial match.\n\nHis replacement? David Suazo? Honduran player who currently plays in the italian league and scored 17 goals this past season. Why i think this? David Suazo's price tag is 10 million euros. Van Nistelrooy's price tag is 10 million euros. Coincidence?
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I think i'd have to disagree with you there, I think the ultimate manager would have to be either Marcello Lippi or Jose Mourinho I mean what kind of manager pisses on the corner flags of their home stadium? Ferguson must've gone bonkers or something!
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Goals: José Luís Brown (ARG) 23', Jorge Valdano (ARG) 55', Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (FRG) 74', Rudi Völler (FRG) 80', Jorge Burruchaga (ARG) 83'\n\nso it was \n\nJorge Burruchaga (ARG) 83'
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Hmmm, we got some guys named "olheiros".. they search for good players on the poorest communities (favelas and other places), and introduce the boys to the great teams...\nRonaldinho (and almost all of our best players) was a poor guy... and now... he´s the best!
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The whole thing is ridiculous, if this incident had happened to any other goalkeeper other than a Chelsea one, then the whole thing would have blown over. But Jose Mourinho is such an ego maniac he thinks that his team are forever the victims of injustice.\nIt was an unfortunate incident, but nothing more than that, and anyone could see that. The poor boy Hunt was fired up, his first professional game against the Premiership title holders in his first season in the Premiership, he just wanted to win every ball.\nChelsea, get over it.
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i heard diarra from olympique lyon. they are also waiting for the fate of juventus to see if they eill be relegated to 2nd division, in which case, they will pounce on some players such as cannavaro, vieira, emerson, ibrahimovic. some local talent would be welcome as well. the problem is that presidential elections are on july 2, and by that time, it may be too late to get any decent players
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Got to be Harry Rednapp at Portsmouth surely. He's turned relegation candidates into possible EUFA Cup entrants for next year.
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pele\n\nEdson Arantes do Nascimento, Honorary KBE, (born October 23, 1940), nicknamed Pelé  is a former Brazilian soccer player universally regarded by experts and fans alike to be one of soccer's finest -- if not the finest -- player ever.\n\nOften considered the complete midfield and attacking player, he was completely two-footed, a prolific clinical finisher, exceptional at dribbling and passing, and was a remarkably good tackler for a forward. He was also famed for his speed and kicking strength. Over the course of his career, Pelé scored over a thousand goals and won three World Cups. Since his full retirement in 1977 he has served as an ambassador for the sport
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Cracking Question, Cold Ale..!\nYou will have to put me out of my misery!\n\nI have racked my pretty knowledgable football brain and know of at least three players that played for all the teams mentioned but not necessarily meet the requirements of the question, Alex Scott, Andy Gray and Stuart McCall all jump to mind.
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Owen Hargreaves????\neheh
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Carlos Queiroz, I think. Martin O'Neill is also good. It's also great if Roy Keane wants to be the next manager of Man U. Jeez, I wouldn't want Jose Mourinho to replace him despite his so-called great contributions to Chelsea.
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Manchester United. \n\nFinances. Marketing. Players. Etc.
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"Socrates" Brasileiro Sampaio de Souza Vieira de Oliveira (his full "real name")\n\nFirst called up to the National squad when he was 25, and gained 63 caps.\nAt club level, he played for Botafogo, Corinthians, Fiorentina Flamengo and finaly Santos, where he finished his career in 1990.\n\nSocrates continued his medical education whilst playing top class football, and has gone on to become a Doctor, and was also noted for smoking a packet of cigarettes a day during his football career.
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My money will be on Portugal.\nIt looks like this time, the Portuguese seem to have a good mixture of experienced (Figo, Deco) and young players (Ronaldo).