The Story of Jose Mourinho’s Porto



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This is the story of when Jose Mourinho’s Porto won the UEFA Champions League.

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46 opiniones en “The Story of Jose Mourinho’s Porto”

  1. Best manager in the world, I don't know if his ego and personality is plus or negative for his career , since it brought him undying relentless and never giving up attitude but also regular problems with players media and management

  2. Europe's top 5 leaugues? please stop….We have been fed with this top 5 european leaugues bull* for enough now. We all now that Portugal ( and the Netherlands) are far more succesfull than the French teams. Even now with all the oil money PSG has…

  3. People forget about FCSB from Romania who won the UCL in 85/86 against Barcelona and Red Star Belgrade from Serbia who won it in 90/91 against Marseille. This could be due to English clubs being unable to participate in Europe due to the Heysel disaster.

  4. One important fact this short failed to mention: nearly every player on the team was either from the youth squad, a free transfer or purchased for little more than peanuts from lower local clubs. Mourinho literally built a team from nothing, unlike modern days where clubs essentially buy their trophies.

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