He Doesn't Belong at Real Madrid / Out of Date, Mourinho Like a 2010 BlackBerry Model!

Spanish journalist Matti Prats, ahead of Mourinho's press conference in Rome, analyzed the coach's situation and, without sugarcoating, questioned Mourinho's suitability for this Real Madrid side.

According to "Sports Three", Prats started his conversation like this: "First of all, Mourinho has come here."

According to him, maybe in the first month there was an impression that a calmer coach had entered the team, but this impression did not last long. "In the first month, he had admitted to you that Gandhi had come, that the pacifist teacher had come," he sneered. And then he added that he was waiting for the first referee tension or the first serious controversy to see the same Mourinho again.

Mati Prats mentioned the incidents in the meeting with Villarreal and then suddenly leaving the press conference as an example. According to him, this behavior once again shows the face of a coach who uses dramatic movements, noise and tension as a tool to put pressure on others. He summed it up like this: "The essence of people does not change."

Criticisms are not limited to outward behavior. Prats went further and directly challenged the club's technical choice. He stated: "From the first minute of Mourinho's presence, I felt that he was not the coach that Madrid needed." And he ended the discussion with a sentence that became the focus of all his talks: "To be honest, I think Mourinho is out of fashion."

The most vivid analogy came after that. Matti Prats recalled the position of the BlackBerry mobile phone in 2010: "The symbol of success, modernity and high social status. "Every successful person had a Blackberry." But with the passage of time, in his eyes, that device has now become an old and almost antique item.

He stated: "Well, Mourinho is also somewhat like Blackberry." According to Pratts, this coach was very attractive and wonderful in 2010, but now there is another question: what does he really add to the field, to the football, to the players and to this group? In his analysis, the answer was very clear and sharp: "He has left me nothing to achieve, neither tactical innovation nor anything revolutionary."

This assessment became even more stinging when talking about the quality of the team's play: "Madrid continues to play badly." And then he described Mourinho as a coach who is outdated, old and out of date.