MANY COMMENTATORS WERE unimpressed with how Jose Mourinho and Chelsea went about their business in the Champions League last night, and the RTÉ panel were no exception.
John Giles said Mourinho was “trying to be a bit of a genius” with his team selection, while Liam Brady pointed out that even at Real Madrid, the Special One struggled to play attacking football.
Eamon Dunphy, meanwhile, was the most vociferous of all in his criticism, saying “every stage show has its sell-by-date,” and suggesting Mourinho no longer had “the respect of his peers in the game”.
'Every stage show has its sell-by date' - The RTÉ panel hammered Mourinho last night
MANY COMMENTATORS WERE unimpressed with how Jose Mourinho and Chelsea went about their business in the Champions League last night, and the RTÉ panel were no exception.
John Giles said Mourinho was “trying to be a bit of a genius” with his team selection, while Liam Brady pointed out that even at Real Madrid, the Special One struggled to play attacking football.
Eamon Dunphy, meanwhile, was the most vociferous of all in his criticism, saying “every stage show has its sell-by-date,” and suggesting Mourinho no longer had “the respect of his peers in the game”.
Check out the full discussion below.
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