I know football Dan I played football and I follow football. Mourinho will be sacked by Inter at the end of the season if not sooner. He pulled the same shit at chelsea being alittle bitch complaining and whinning before Chelsea sacked him, he is doing the same exact thing at Inter at the moment with bad results to be sacked. If he carrys on playing he's little games their will be not major teams that will want him. I'm a Sporting and Portugal fan and ever since Mourinho disrespected our best and most expense player in the world, he lost all respect he's a whinning BITCH

I like reading this comments, but nobody really knows that Mourinho will probley be sacked at Inter before the end of the seaon. Inter last tonight against and if AC Milan win Sunday evening they will be 1 point away. Inters last 6 games have been 5 draws and 1 lost in the league. Now does that sound like a coach for Madrid. This week in London Chelsea will come out on top and win leaving Mourinho bitching about the referee. The only place I see Mourinho after this season is back at Porto or maybe Portugal Quiroz is going to flop in South Africa.

Mourinho at Real? I cant see it, myself. Its not realistic.
I think that Pellegreni will leave Real in the summer and will be replaced almost certainly by Rafa Benitez (of Liverpool). He learnt his managerial game at Real, he is will liked and is respected by the capital club's directors and Rafa's place at Liverpool has become unteniable. The timing just seems right. Although i think given any choice over any prospective candidate, Real would choose Wenger in my opinion!

I wonder if speculation about Mourinho taking over at Real will carry as much weight behind it if Mourinho fails to deliver in the Champions League with Inter this season. There is a very real possibility that he will be knocked out in next week's second leg game against Chelsea. Granted, Real would undoubtedly love to win in the Champions League (what team wouldn't?), but the amount of pressure for them to do so will be tempered by the fact that a championship in la liga has eluded them as well. If Pellegrini can pull off a league championship, then Mourinho taking over would likely put more of the emphasis on Real winning the Champions League next season. And if he fails then, he's likely to be suceptible to similar criticisms and pressure that he is facing now in Milan. It's a tricky situation. Clubs have become very fickle with respect to support for their managers in recent years. Whereas in the past a manager might be allowed to acclimatize to his team over the course of a few seasons, any signs of weakness today are likely to lead to calls (followed by action) for replacing the manager. It doesn't really allow for a squad to gel with it's manager and to work collectively to overcome whatever setbacks the experience. Giving managers more time with a team will at least give them the opportunity to gain a nuanced and in depth understanding of what formations works best etc. Mind you, the amount of money spent in Real raises the expectation bar substantially, but Pellegrini is a world class coach that at the very least deserves the opportunity to turn things around; as do other managers in similar situations. In the long run it could be the more frutiful move for the team.The current mentality of axing a manager at the first sign of trouble is disheartening.