New Doctor at the Bridge Required

Perhaps what he should be doing is admonishing his player for his acting.
His doctor could save a players life ,whereas a player can only save him 3 points.
 
HomerJSimpson said:
He should treat them both equally as employees. No doubt but it's Eva that is the one in the spotlight because she is a lone female. Not right but that's the way of the world especially in the media and social media
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But that's not down to Jose.
The papers obviously focused more on her because it made for a better story.
The fact that this thread was started & insinuated it was because she's a GIRL shows that.
 
HomerJSimpson said:
I hope Mourinho sees the error of his ways, especially in the way the doctor has been a role model, being a lone female in a mans world and who has had to endure torments from fans and constant media attention. Shame she's getting the Jose treatment for actually doing her role and ensuring duty of care. So what if they had nine men for a while. They didn't concede
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Do you mean ................ admit he's in the wrong?

:rofl::rofl::rofl:

Slime.
 
Moaningoh is the one who has banned the doctor from training sessions and all matches. Whatever the doctors sex, his actions are just plain petulant, but then what else do you expect from him.
 
For balance, I've just seen the tackle on Hazard again and it was a "proper" foul with a boot into his upper shin/lower knee area.

I've given Hazard stick in the past as I feel he goes down at the drop of a hat when it suits him, even though he can be quite strong when it suits him. On this occasion though, it was a cast iron, hurtful foul.

The boot was a professional foul by the Swansea player, and could have been a serious injury if it had hit him straight onto the knee, maybe even a chipping of the bone.

I think the medial staff where right to go onto the pitch, especially with the incident happening only about 20 yards away.

Overall, I think Mourinho has hung them out to dry. Maybe if he'd apologised the next day, and retracted the earlier comments, he might have slightly glossed over it, Instead he has created a storm, upset probably all of his medical team, and may be in a position where he may have no fully qualified doctor in attendance for future games.

Djibril Cisse said that Mark Waller (Liverpool's doctor at the time), probably saved his life, when he attended his broken leg at Blackburn, as it was a compound break, and on that occasion if he wouldnt have had the quick and correct treatment things could have been fatal. Since backed up by others, I think.
 
It stops people talking about the dropped points at home in the first game - which is prob the exact reason why he is doing it

He knows exactly what he is doing and it seems his doctor is the victim in his diversion tactics this time

Maybe another career he has ruined
 
Liverpoolphil said:
It stops people talking about the dropped points at home in the first game - which is prob the exact reason why he is doing it

He knows exactly what he is doing and it seems his doctor is the victim in his diversion tactics this time

Maybe another career he has ruined
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There's definitely something not right with how it's been handled.

This should never have been allowed to get out, it should've been dealt with behind closed doors.
 
Liverpoolphil said:
It stops people talking about the dropped points at home in the first game - which is prob the exact reason why he is doing it

He knows exactly what he is doing and it seems his doctor is the victim in his diversion tactics this time

Maybe another career he has ruined
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Probably spot on there, anything to deflect away from the fact his team did not win. He does it every single time. Still, at least he didn't blame the ref which is the go to excuse for most managers.
 
Liverbirdie said:
For balance, I've just seen the tackle on Hazard again and it was a "proper" foul with a boot into his upper shin/lower knee area.

I've given Hazard stick in the past as I feel he goes down at the drop of a hat when it suits him, even though he can be quite strong when it suits him. On this occasion though, it was a cast iron, hurtful foul.

The boot was a professional foul by the Swansea player, and could have been a serious injury if it had hit him straight onto the knee, maybe even a chipping of the bone.

I think the medial staff where right to go onto the pitch, especially with the incident happening only about 20 yards away..
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Spoil sport, let the haters play :smirk:
 
Liverbirdie said:
For balance, I've just seen the tackle on Hazard again and it was a "proper" foul with a boot into his upper shin/lower knee area.

I've given Hazard stick in the past as I feel he goes down at the drop of a hat when it suits him, even though he can be quite strong when it suits him. On this occasion though, it was a cast iron, hurtful foul.

The boot was a professional foul by the Swansea player, and could have been a serious injury if it had hit him straight onto the knee, maybe even a chipping of the bone.

I think the medial staff where right to go onto the pitch, especially with the incident happening only about 20 yards away.

Overall, I think Mourinho has hung them out to dry. Maybe if he'd apologised the next day, and retracted the earlier comments, he might have slightly glossed over it, Instead he has created a storm, upset probably all of his medical team, and may be in a position where he may have no fully qualified doctor in attendance for future games.

Djibril Cisse said that Mark Waller (Liverpool's doctor at the time), probably saved his life, when he attended his broken leg at Blackburn, as it was a compound break, and on that occasion if he wouldnt have had the quick and correct treatment things could have been fatal. Since backed up by others, I think.
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I don't think the tackle was as bad as you've suggested,.
 
Jamie Vardie sits at a black jack table shouting racial slurs & it's forgotten about overnight.
I personally think Jose is out of order,but it's really not that big a story.
 
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