Reply With QuoteIt wouldn't surprise me if he ends up managing in Saudi for 66 billion a week in wages.
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Mourinho, now out of work, meets Al-Rumayyan "accidentally" I just wonder if he's touting himself
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Newcastle United chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan came face to face with Jose Mourinho during a chance meeting at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
The pair were introduced to each other with the Toon chief saying a quick "hi" to the former Chelsea and Manchester United boss before the duo went their separate ways with the meeting lasting only a few seconds. Mourinho is now out of work after being sacked by AS Roma while current Newcastle manager Eddie Howe was described as "incredible" by co-owner Amanda Staveley just days ago, with the board happy with the 46-year-old.
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It wouldn't surprise me if he ends up managing in Saudi for 66 billion a week in wages.
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He can go anywhere for any money as long as it's not here. Stick with EH and let the lad win something for us.
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I absolutely agree with you.Originally Posted by ex_pat_magpie
He can go anywhere for any money as long as it's not here. Stick with EH and let the lad win something for us.
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Saw the video-looked canny 'chance' to me. The guy he was with pointed him out and they basically passd each other with an 'aalreet' before moving off.
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Mourinho and the Saudi league were made for each other.
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I think he'll end up in Saudi as well - as top said, made for each other.
Wouldn't be able to spend what he wanted here like he's used to either.
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And as usual not getting much quality for money. Big name big spender. He's had too many chances over the years than lesser" known managers have had a life time and had no chance of proving themselves.
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Mourinho was over there for the Joshua / Ngannou fight on Friday night..
Wouldn't surprise me at all if he's not there for management opportunities in the Saudi League too
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