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Bored Mourinho itching for managerial return, on his terms
Unemployed soccer coach Jose Mourinho has had enough of being on holidays, he told Spanish television on Thursday, but has ruled out taking over an international outfit or joining someone mid-season.
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Azpilicueta defends Chelsea youngsters after Mourinho jibes
Mourinho claimed new Chelsea boss Frank Lampard was wrong to pick inexperienced youngsters Abraham and Mount against a leading Premier League team like United.
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Man City's reserves could win title says Mourinho
Against West Ham, Pep Guardiola's side had a substitutes bench including new signing Joao Cancelo, Bernardo Silva, Ilkay Gundogan and Aguero, who scored a penalty after his second-half introduction.
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Solskjaer won't be victim of player power at troubled United
In Keane's words; "these are the players who threw Jose Mourinho under the bus and they'll do it to Ole", but Solskjaer is adamant that will not happen.
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Mourinho targets June return to club management
Mourinho has been out of a job since he was sacked by United in December following a dismal run of results that left the club sixth in the Premier League standings, 19 points behind league leaders Liverpool.
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Peace at last between 'Special One' and Wenger
The 69-year-old Wenger won the award on the back of his revolutionising English football especially in the first part of his over two decades in charge of Arsenal.
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How Solskjaer has transformed Man Utd's fortunes
United were stuck in a rut under the management of Jose Mourinho, while the French champions topped the toughest section of the group stages.
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Basket case!: Mourinho admits he hid in laundry to skirt ban
Mourinho, sacked by Manchester United in December, told BeIN Sports how he skirted a touchline suspension on the eve of the 2005 quarter-final against Bayern Munich by getting the Chelsea kit man to help him stow away in the basket.
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Pogba credits Solsjkaer for putting smile back on his face
Pogba's relationship with the volatile Mourinho had been pretty much toxic all season, having already degenerated in the previous campaign, and he found himself relegated to the substitutes bench.
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Mourinho free for Real return as United pay compensation: reports
The Sun reports that United agreed to the payment following a meeting between Mourinho's agent Jorge Mendes and United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward.
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Pogba doubles again as Solskjaer extends perfect start
It took Pogba just five minutes to strike for sixth-placed United, sliding the ball in at the back post after a wonderful piece of dribbling and a precise low cross from Marcus Rashford.
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Manchester United sack Jose Mourinho: club
The club thanked him for his work during his time at Manchester United and wish him success in the future.
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Trophies matter, insists Mourinho ahead of Liverpool clash
United travel to their rivals with a depleted squad after their injury list grew in their 2-1 defeat by Valencia in the Champions League on Wednesday.
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Klopp banking on Chelsea to slow City charge as Napoli tie looms
Unbeaten Liverpool are clinging on in the title race, scoring deep into added time against Everton last week and recovering from a goal down to beat Burnley on Wednesday to move just two points behind City.
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United's Sanchez hit by hamstring injury in training
Sanchez came off the bench in this month’s league games against Manchester City and Crystal Palace but last started in the victory at Juventus in the Champions League on 7 November.
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Robson urges Rashford to show greater hunger for goals
Marcus Rashford, who turned 21 on Wednesday, has scored just once in seven Premier League appearances and failed to shine in last weekend’s 2-1 win over Everton.
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Mourinho vows to be on best behaviour at Stamford Bridge
Jose Mourinho has not enjoyed previous meetings with Chelsea as United boss, losing four out of six matches including this year’s FA Cup final.
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Mourinho takes centre stage again as Premier League returns
Mourinho’s words, spoken after United fans chanted his name in appreciation of the 3-2 victory, may have reflected a weariness at the constant focus on his position at Old Trafford but the spotlight will unavoidably be on the Portuguese again.
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Manchester United still winless after 3-1 loss to West Ham
Manchester United had the worst possible start to the game after Felipe Anderson scored with a brilliantly timed flick at the near post to hand the London team a 1 - 0 lead inside five minutes. The team failed to create any meaningful chances in the half.
