What team did jose Mourinho play for in his hay day?
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He did play football. He was a reserve team defender and midfielder for Portuguese teams  Estrela Amadora and Vitoria Setubal.
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I would say Manchester United
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Drogba and Ronaldinho\n\nDrogba: Ow! He hit me!  I'm not playin' anymore! MOM!!!!!
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Ebay!\nHeres one and its only 30p!!!\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/JOSE-MOURINHO-SIGNED-PHOTO_W0QQitemZ110008376323QQihZ001QQcategoryZ93538QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem\n\n\nOr another thats more expensive but nicer:\nhttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/CHELSEA-2005-JOSE-MOURINHO-SIGNED-COLLECTABLE-DISPLAY_W0QQitemZ150062004233QQihZ005QQcategoryZ93538QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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hmm...the chelsea boys....\nprobably michael ballack
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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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Jose Mourinho was appointed as the new manager of Chelsea on June 2nd 2004, just two days after Claudio Ranieri's dismissal from the post at Stamford Bridge. \n\nMourinho arrived at the west London club as one of the most highly-rated young coaches in Europe, having just won the Champions League with Porto after a 3-0 victory over Monaco in the final. \n\nThat was the icing on the cake for the determined young boss, who had also steered his side to a successful defence of their Portuguese League title in 2003/04 after guiding them to an amazing treble the previous year of a domestic league and cup double and the UEFA Cup, beating Celtic in a dramatic final. \n\nThe son of famous Portugal goalkeeper Felix Mourinho, Jose never played professionally but always had his sights set on a career in coaching. He first came into the spotlight as Bobby Robson's translator at Sporting Lisbon in the early 1990s, having held low-profile positions at Portuguese clubs Estrela Amadora and Vitoria Setubal prior to that. \n\nMourinho became increasing involved in training under the former England boss and went with him to Porto in 1993, helping the club to two league titles in three years. \n\nIn 1996, Robson again took Mourinho with him, this time appointing him as assistant coach at Barcelona, and though Robson left the following year, his number two remained at the Nou Camp to take up a new role under new boss Louis van Gaal. \n\nIn 2000, Mourinho took up his first job as a head coach, at Benfica, but he was there for just nine game before he resigned due to problems in the boardroom. Shortly after that, he was appointed coach at little-known club Uniao de Leiria and guided them into the top five of the Portuguese league midway through the 2001/02 season before returning to Porto as head coach. \n\nMourinho took over at Porto in January 2002 and was able to transform their fortunes immediately, helping them to overcome a poor start to the season to take them to third in the league. \n\nIn his first full season in charge, he then delivered three trophies: Portuguese league and cup, and UEFA Cup. \n\nThe following season, with the league title already secured once more, he then achieved what most people considered to be an unlikely feat of guiding Porto to glory in the Champions League, beating Manchester United with a last-minute goal at Old Trafford along the way. \n\nHaving stated immediately after Porto's victory over Monaco that he expected it to be his last game in charge, as he had promised an English club that he would be their manager the following season, it seemed inevitable that Mourinho was heading for Stamford Bridge. \n\nWith the manager's job at Liverpool also up for grabs, his name was linked with Anfield, but it looked more likely that he would be succeeding Claudio Ranieri at Chelsea, and on June 2nd that was confirmed. \n\nAfter his appointment had been officially announced, Mourinho said: "Chelsea represent a fantastic challenge for me. It is a great club with a world-class squad of players. The plans and ambitions for Chelsea excite me and I am sure they will do the same for the fans whose incredible support I have already witnessed. \n\n"The English Premiership is recognised as the best league in the world and I am really excited at the prospect of competing week in, week out at the highest level in England as well as in Europe." \n\nMeanwhile, Chelsea's chief executive Peter Kenyon said: "The appointment of Jose Mourinho is all about building on the foundations which we have already established at Chelsea. He represents the new generation of football coaches and we are convinced he can take us to the next level, both in England in Europe. His record of sustained success makes him perfect for what we want to achieve at Chelsea." \n\nMourinho's role as a 21st century team boss is facilitated by the fact that he speaks several languages, and he has also adopted a scientific v
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Ranieri. After 'lifelong United fan' Peter Kenyon did his work. He started playing in Mourinho's reign.
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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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Arsenal!\n\nGo Gunners!
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John Terry: "I was aware of the booing when Owen came on against Paraguay and that was disappointing."\n\nSo I guess they did boo him...
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José’s team:\nMichael Ballack Germany, FC Bayern Munich\nFranz Beckenbauer Germany\nDavid Beckham England, Real Madrid CF\nDu-Ri Cha Korea Republic, Eintracht Frankfurt\nDamian Duff Ireland, Chelsea FC\nSteven Gerrard England, Liverpool FC\nKaká Brazil, AC Milan\nOliver Kahn Germany, FC Bayern Munich\nJuan Román Riquelme Argentina, Villarreal CF\nBastian Schweinsteiger Germany, FC Bayern Munich\nPatrick Vieira France, Juventus Turin\n\nPedro’s team:\nDjibril Cissé France, Liverpool FC\nJermain Defoe England, Tottenham Hotspur\nKevin Kuranyi Germany, FC Schalke\nFrank Lampard England, Chelsea FC\nMichel Platini France\nShunsuke Nakamura Japan, Celtic Glasgow\nAlessandro Nesta Italy, AC Milan\nLukas Podolski Germany, FC Köln\nRaúl Spain, Real Madrid CF\nArjen Robben The Netherlands, Chelsea FC\nDavid Trézéguet France, Juventus\nZinédine Zidane France, Real Madrid CF
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Beckham-  when he played for MAN UTD.
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I think it was Manchester United
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CHELSEA CHELSEA CHELSEA its all a team game
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Ronaldo \nSee in\nhttp://2002.fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/02/en/020630/2/1b3a.html
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Eric Cantona!  Frenchman who played for Manchester United.  One of the best.