Agree with Mourinho 100% here, but isn't it his job to motivate the players and to take some of that responsibility too? It's like he shifts all the blame to the players and refuses to acknowledge any wrongdoing

Buddy already got tickets for the Michigan game

The floggings will continue until morale improves #Moutivation

He's done it many times before and it doesn't seem to work in achieving a level of consistency.

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11667/11360564/sir-alex-ferguson-undergoes-surgery-for-brain-haemorrhage

this is a fancy word for a stroke? no?
if it required a surgery instead the usual coumadin, then he is in a very serious condition.
prayers. please fight this

like when he called benzema out in 2010-2011 then benzema straight up went to talk to him and he never did it again and benzema scored like 30 ish goals that season


mourinho is a good coach theres no denying that but hes terrible at motivating players and make them want to play for him wich is an important aspect of coaching thats why he just does not fit with such a young squad he would be great at juventus

Every time I read your posts I run out of breath

No...A hemorrhage is a bleed, a stroke is a clot in the brain. If you were to use warfarin, which is what you're proposing, he would die relatively quickly as that is an anticoagulant.....

Interesting, I didn't know stroke could only be used for bleeds. In Spain we use the word for stroke ("ictus") for both, but we add the tag "hemorrágico" or "isquémico" (hemorragic or ischemic) to specify if it's a bleed or a clot.

And then technical/medical term would be "Accidente Cerebro-Vascular", which again is later specified if it's ischemic or hemorragic.

This post was edited by zarkadon on May 9 2018 06:22am

I apologize if my post was confusing. Stroke is an umbrella term, so youre right within your post. There are multiple strokes, there are the strokes in which you have a blood clot travel to the brain which causes a part of the brain to become ischemic due to loss of oxygenated blood, then there is the hemorrhagic stroke which is a bleed. My point I was trying to make was that SAF had a hemorrhagic stroke which means he had some type of brain bleed, which should never be medicated with an anticoagulant like coumadin..if it was the latter, a clot then anticoagulation is the preferred method and depending on the last known well, TPA which is like a clot busting medication can be used to bust the clot up. Depending on the severity of the bleed is whether or not he would have needed surgery to stop it from bleeding, then you treat the underlying cause which is usually volume overload or hypertension.