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Mourinho plays down United talk

Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho appears to have hinted that he will not be replacing Sir Alex Ferguson as Manchester United manager.

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HarryBoulton says...

fol-de-rol, by that measure, he'll never work anywhere else. Ever.

Posted 5:34pm 5th March 2013

HarryBoulton says...

fol-de-rol - pithy.

Posted 5:33pm 5th March 2013

davie_cooper (Rangers) says...

It reads like he's saying he'll never pay the £6 subscription fee.

Posted 2:22pm 5th March 2013

fol-de-rol says...

Why would he step down to a role at United? You don't go asking David Moyes if he fancies managing Sunderland, so why ask Mourinho a similarly insulting question?

Posted 2:19pm 5th March 2013

cakck (Chelsea) says...

Come on Real!!! 0-3

Posted 1:27pm 5th March 2013

beijingisred (Manchester City) says...

Slow news day? I seriously doubt Jose would want it to be honest.The job could easily become a poison chalice and it will take a very brave man to step into Fergies shoes after all he has achieved, he will be one hard act to follow.

Posted 1:06pm 5th March 2013

quoththeraven says...

With Mourinho declaring himself out of the running for the Man Utd job, Phil Brown and Alan Curbishley will sleep a little easier between now and when Sir Alex Ferguson retires

Posted 12:34pm 5th March 2013

VivaKerala says...

I think he knows that being perceived as campaigning for the job won't go down well, particularly while Fergie's still going strong. It would also make him look a bit of a tit if he mentioned it all the time and then the gig went to Guardiola/Moyes/Solskjaer. Why he would want the United job anyway is baffling. It'll be the hardest act to follow in football history.

Posted 11:03am 5th March 2013

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