The Mourinho Netflix Documentary

What does having to watch the whole thing have anything to do with how we address jose's obvious misbehavior in that particular incident? It's not like it's going to be the opposite of what has been reported (in which the report was presented in jose's own quote from the show). That particular incident is not a matter of having different opinion, it's a fact of someone misbehaving, act of bully and unremorseful. Don't you realize you are kind of low key defending mou of his wrongdoing? You sound like denzel washington on will smith slap case, the different is you haven't brought out the devil in play as excuse.

Btw, I notice someone call you a bellend (puta??) and this time I'll (conveniently) distance myself from saying whether that's right or wrong especially on a community forum like this one but do you think he should apologize? I don't think he should if that's how he truly feels about it because after all, it's his personal feeling that matters. An apology would have been fake anyway.
Bola Bola Bola,

Ive been away so please don't feel i've been ignoring you, I did not notice anyone call me a puta (I also thought it meant something very different in Spanish but ok) and of course you don't need to take a position on it, you can even agree, I personally take no offence from someone who has never met writing there random thoughts about my character on the internet, if it needs to be addressed or not is a question for the community admin's and far above my station, if you break the rules you do the time as they.

Regarding the actual matter at hand - what are your thoughts on it? Was it worth watching? This is essentially what Just posted in his initial post, he received a response from someone that hadn't seen it, that was very obsessed with some clips he/she/them had seen on Socials... my thoughts are watch the documentary then give an opinion on it, I'm not sure why this is such a controversial take. I personally don't think that the Eva discussion in the doco affect the quality of it. My point regarding the apology or lack there off, is that it might be what you want but that doesn't mean in needs to be provided, He doesn't want to apologies, he doesn't feel he did anything wrong, the documentary is just a window in to that that doesn't make the documentary bad.

The issue as I see it, is that people want to have a debate about the rights and wrongs of the incident which has been done to death on here but feel free to continue, i'm just saying judge the quality of the production by watching it and not a clip you saw on IG

 
Shouting expletives and getting a woman fired for doing her job isn't really a hill you can justify. His ignorance not to apologise and your insistence to defend it is weird. I won't "low key passively aggressively attack you", i'll say it. You sound like a bellend.
Have you watched the show yet... did you like it?

 
Renovations done?
Well we’re living in it, if that counts? Still have to paint the hallway and completely do the downstairs toilet and main bathroom. Then get started on the garden/driveway.

Currently enjoying a week in Cornwall, then straight back into it. Finished by Christmas is the target.

 
Well we’re living in it, if that counts? Still have to paint the hallway and completely do the downstairs toilet and main bathroom. Then get started on the garden/driveway.

Currently enjoying a week in Cornwall, then straight back into it. Finished by Christmas is the target.
Which one?

 
Im enjoying the documentary, im on the last episode when he goes to Real. Pretty clear that Jose peaked 2003-2010. After that was a decline / football moved on.

Always disappointed me that Jose never really built a proper club over a long period of time. He always said that he wanted to win the title in England, Spain and Italy and then do a long stint somewhere. He never managed to do it. He just burns people and clubs out.

 
2005 after we beat Sc**thorpe in the FA Cup..

Brian Laws was given a parting gift by Jose Mourinho after his side's defeat against Chelsea ..It was a copy of the scouting report that Chelsea had prepared on the visitors, in which the English League Two team received warm praise.

"He went into the dressing-room after the game and made the players feel very, very special," said Sc**thorpe's manager. "He's treated us like kings and we nearly took a ransom."

 
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2005 after we beat Sc**thorpe in the FA Cup..

Brian Laws was given a parting gift by Jose Mourinho after his side's defeat against Chelsea ..It was a copy of the scouting report that Chelsea had prepared on the visitors, in which the English League Two team received warm praise.

"He went into the dressing-room after the game and made the players feel very, very special," said Sc**thorpe's manager. "He's treated us like kings and we nearly took a ransom."
I remember being at this game. I was 9 years old and full of flu. My least enjoyable football match.

 
I got Covid in the Shed End Lower at the Malmo game, just saying.

This was not a special night under the lights ! @therisingsun

 
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