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First of all, the red card was entirely fair according to the rulebook. It’s a huge mistake by Vini, and I’m so tired of these reckless moments. What was he thinking pulling Saliba’s hair? He’s easily fast enough to beat him on pure pace. We went from being comfortably in control at 1–0 to suddenly fighting for survival a player down. He owes the entire squad a massive apology, because it took absolute tactical genius from Mourinho to save the night.
The moment Vini walked off, Jose locked down the game completely, pulling off Arda Güler for Eduardo Camavinga and building a brick wall in front of Thibaut Courtois. Props to Mou for his masterclass in game management. Between Rüdiger and Konaté clearing every cross, Courtois making five huge saves, and the midfield suffocating every central lane, we absorbed Villarreal’s late pressure and dragged ourselves over the finish line. It was classic defensive resilience at its absolute finest, turning a moment of total carelessness from Vinícius into a tactical clinic to secure all three points.
This is what Mourinho-ball is all about...

Does Jose Mourinho finally have some freedom now

🇪🇸🎙️ Journalist: “Pep, what do you think about the reports about Barça cheating and City?”

🚨💣Pep: “Well, I think cheating is normal. You see, before my wife and I had a kid, my wife used to get mad at me. She wasn’t happy, so I did what I had to do to make her happy. Which was, her hooking up with a big black man”

🇪🇸🎙️ Journalist: “Do you think this will ruin your legacy and Messi, Yamal, etc.?”

🚨💣Pep: “Well, I think Messi is the best in history. It doesn’t matter if he cheated or not, as long as he was happy and he got to win. As for Yamal, I don’t really know. But I think for his ethnicity, it’s normal to cheat and steal.”

Sources:
Fabrizo

Kyiv 2018. Nobody knew it at the time, but this was the end of an iconic chapter. 3 UCLs in a row and memories that will last forever.