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boro_boy
28-06-2007, 21:01
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Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has hit back at 'history' taunts from Liverpool's fans by pointing out that they have not scooped the title in 17 years.

The Reds have an impressive record in the league throughout their history - winning the title no less than 18 times - although their last came back in the 1989-90 season.

While Chelsea's quest to land the UEFA Champions League has eluded them of late, Mourinho has stated at least they have won two of the last three Premiership titles whereas Liverpool have emerged empty handed.

Mourinho is undeterred in his resolve to make Chelsea champions of Europe and the successful Portuguese tactician is pleased his troops are heading in the right direction.

"Liverpool fans can continue to chant 'no history' at us but we continue to make it," Mourinho told the club's official magazine. "They have their history, we have our history.

"They are a club with a history in Europe that Chelsea doesn't have, and their history is magnificent, but I think for 17 years they don't win one championship and we won two in the last three years.

"Of the 12 pieces of silverware in English football in the last three years, Chelsea won six, Liverpool two, Manchester United two and Arsenal two, so we won the same number of pieces of silverware that the other three clubs won all together. So I think we are going in the right direction.

"The FA Cup final was a special final, an historic one, more than a normal FA Cup final. It was also the end of a period when in three years, we won every competition in English football, so it was special.

"In the future a lot of people will do it but I was the first manager to lift the FA Cup at the new Wembley; John Terry was the first captain to lift it and so on.

"At that moment we made history and the way people celebrated was magnificent. A few days later I was in London and I could feel also for the fans the feeling was special. After two Premierships and two Carling Cups before, I think at the moment we won't change this FA Cup for anything."

Good one Jose!!! Liverpool are a cup team and are not going to win the league in the near future.

Evertonized
29-06-2007, 10:21
'And If you know your history!'

I see where liverpool get it from 8-)

triniboi101
01-07-2007, 02:49
well we'll challenge next season. watch and see especially with mr fernando need i say more..?

Caesarius
01-07-2007, 05:38
Yeah with Torres' 4 goal season. I'm sure you'll be challenging for the league. I wouldn't be suprised if your out of it by the end of August.

Nafe
01-07-2007, 08:26
The thing I'm wary of when it comes to buying 'big named European stars' is that they can flop when there put into the premiership.

Liverpool are forking out a ridiculous amount of money for a player that walks into the Premiership, has his light for half the season then ends up an average player.

As for the abuse, Jose' getting out of his pram, needs some media attention, must be getting withdrawal symptoms already! Chelsea don't look as if there in a good situation at the moment, he can only bite back at others.

Caesarius
01-07-2007, 11:07
The problem with signing a spanish striker is the fact the usually flop in the premiership. If you're going to buy a striker why not go for someone who is already established in the league then take this huge risk. If we didnt have Jose to whine about everything, then we wouldn't have anything to talk about. Plus, Chelsea is building up history

westboy
01-07-2007, 12:42
Bizzarrely I agree with Jose, Liverpool's fans obssession with the past makes their club a laughing stock. Sadly it's about the future and I'm a Brentford fan - although we don't exactly have an illustrious past it's a hell of a lot better than where we are now.

Your only as good as your last game.

Jackson
06-07-2007, 11:43
The thing I'm wary of when it comes to buying 'big named European stars' is that they can flop when there put into the premiership.

Liverpool are forking out a ridiculous amount of money for a player that walks into the Premiership, has his light for half the season then ends up an average player.

As for the abuse, Jose' getting out of his pram, needs some media attention, must be getting withdrawal symptoms already! Chelsea don't look as if there in a good situation at the moment, he can only bite back at others.




I think so

Jackson
06-07-2007, 11:45
but i think too that you never should underrate liverpool.