Jose Mourinho is already forgotten about as the next man is already in, according to the Telegraph...

BBC Radio presenter Danny Baker has some advice for Manchester United...

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Jose Mourinho is forced to watch his side's 1-0 defeat at Stoke from a television at the team hotel as he serves a stadium ban. 

"Jose did the pre-match talk at the hotel and that was it," says Chelsea's former Stoke keeper Asmir Begovic afterwards.

Chelsea's third successive league defeat leaves them with 11 points from 12 games.

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Jose Mourinho discovers he is to be the subject of individual legal action from former Chelsea team doctor Eva Carneiro. It means he will have to appear at an employment tribunal unless there is an out of court settlement.

Carneiro was dropped from first-team duties after Mourinho said she was"naive" for treating Eden Hazard during a draw with Swansea.

On the same day Mournho also finds out he is to serve a one-match stadium ban, as well as being hit with a £40,000 fine, for his conduct against West Ham.

Former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho once called Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger "a specialist in failure".

The fans haven't forgotten that one...

Fraser Lawrence:#Mourinho, external has he blamed Mr Wenger yet? Now who is the specialist in failure?

Mo Shirazi‏: Sacked from the same job twice. #specialistinfailure, external! @ChelseaFC, external#JoseMourinho, external

mrinal‏: Hahahahha!! The one who can't last for at least three years in a club is a specialist in failure.

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More quotes from former Arsenal defender Martin Keown, who doubts whether Jose Mourinho "has the patience" to stay at any club for the long-term.

"It has imploded in front of our eyes," Keown tells BBC Radio 5 live. "It is astonishing. I saw players who were not giving everything.

"He has lost the players. There is no trust there, respect is gone. Ultimately it is easier to change a manager than 22 players."

Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown is asked if Chelsea's players should be embarrassed on BBC Radio 5 live: "Embarrassed? No I don't think so. This has been an accident waiting to happen.

"Mourinho talked about betrayal this weekend. Go back to October and he was talking about rats within the camp. There have been big problems right from the start of the season.

"I take you back to the Community Shield. What about his reaction to a non-handshake from Arsene Wenger. He then threw his medal."

BBC Radio 5 Live

BBC Radio 5 live Sport has a special programme tonight from 19:00 GMT reacting to Jose Mourinho’s departure.

The panel consists of former Chelsea midfielder Andy Townsend, former Chelsea striker Chris Sutton and journalists Neil Ashton and Rob Beasley.

It is going to be well worth a listen.

Jose Mourinho gathers his staff on the Stamford Bridge pitch after a 3-1 home defeat to Liverpool, Jurgen Klopp's first league win as Reds boss.

The result leaves the champions with 11 points from 11 games.

"The fans are not stupid, I don't need to tell them anything. They know how much myself and the players are trying," says Mourinho afterwards.

"They know why they are getting bad results. The fight goes on, but sometimes there are fights very impossible to win. You go to a fight with different ammunition."

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West Ham 2-1 Chelsea...yet another defeat for the champions and it goes from bad to worse for Jose Mourinho.

The Chelsea manager, midfielder Nemanja Matic and Blues' assistant first-team coach Silvino Louro are all sent off.

"The lads are devastated. Not many words are being said at the moment," says defender Gary Cahill after the game. 

BBC Sport looks back at some of Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho's unhappier moments since he returned to Stamford Bridge, when he declared himself 'The Happy One' in June 2013.

Head here to view the video

Match of the Day pundit Alan Shearer reacts to Jose Mourinho's sacking on BBC Radio 5 live: "Once you fall out with players then it is a very difficult situation you find yourself in.

"If you fall out with two or three you can move them on. But when you go over that you're talking about half a dressing room. You can't sack all the players. Then you have a decision to make."

Mixed reaction on the news that Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has been sacked...

411 Sports Lady‏: Jose Mourinho was given plenty of time to turn things around, but unfortunately, it didn't work out for him.

Sarah Morgan: Chelsea not considered players' under performance enough but Mourinho should have lost job when cost doctor hers.

Tony Ross‏: Makes no sense to sack #Mourinho, external now and has been let down by the players #Guardiola, external must have already agreed to go to Chelsea

BBC Match of the Day commentator Conor McNamara has access to emojis, and knowledge of cheesy 1970s songs. And is not afraid to use both.

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The term 'Jose Mourinho' is trending around the world in the US, Australia, India and parts of Africa.

Since news broke of the sacking there have been over 200,000 tweets.

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Chelsea have sent out a briefing saying there will be no manager's news conference on Friday.

That's because they no longer have a manager. Jose Mourinho has been sacked, don't you know?

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Jose Mourinho says his Football Association fine is a "disgrace" after being ordered to pay £50,000. Mourinho had claimed officials were "afraid" to award his team penalties after Robert Madley denied Chelsea a spot-kick in a 3-1 loss to Southampton.

"I'm happy I don't have an electronic tag," he added. "£50,000 is a disgrace. The possibility of getting a stadium ban is astonishing."

So were Chelsea right to sack Jose Mourinho? Now is the time for you to tell us.

We have a vote running, it is a simple yes or no question whether Chelsea have made the right decision.

The vote closes at 19:30 GMT.