Jose Mourinho wants referee Chris Foy to stop handling Chelsea games

What can separate Jose Mourinho from the spotlight? Nothing so far. In the wake of Chelsea’s 1-0 loss to Aston Villa at Villa Park on Saturday and the dismissal of
Willian and Ramires for second bookable offences, the Portuguese coach has urged Premier League committee to stop assigning referee Chris Foy to Chelsea games. The aggrieved boss who was sent to the stands after confronting Foy shortly before the match ended deems it helpful if they don’t see him again.
“Maybe it is helpful that the committee doesn’t send him to our matches. I don’t have the right to request that. It’s just that I think they have to analyse the situation and see. Every time he has Chelsea – or not every time, but many times he has Chelsea and the problems are there. I think maybe it would be a good decision. Mistakes are part of the job for referees, even big mistakes which are crucial to the result.”
Meanwhile, FA will await Chris Foy’s report before deciding if to charge Jose Mourinho.

Yaya Toure on Jose Mourinho. "He talks more than before"

I really don’t know the correlation between his team’s recent defeat at the UEFA Champions League and Jose Mourinho’s input. Manchester City midfielder, who insisted the game would have favoured them if a “good referee had officiated” has slammed Chelsea boss, Jose Mourinho for always talking about everyone. (coaches, players and teams I guess)
According to Marca, the three time CAF award-winner said, “I think he talks more than before, perhaps because the English press likes it. He is a coach and he must give respect a little bit. He is always talking about everyone and that is not the correct way. That is why Barcelona always beat Madrid when Mourinho was here in Spain.”

"It's a disgrace". Mourinho furious at journalist who filmed his comment about Samuel Eto'o

That Chelsea boss, Jose Mourinho loves the spotlight so much is a fact not subject to any argument.  He’s been on sports headlines of late for several reasons; good, bad and funny. His habit of having a go at others unchallenged will never go unnoticed. Well we could consider this a taste of his own medicine.
Earlier on, the ex Real Madrid coach thought he made an off-record comment when he told a media house he lacked strikers and went as far as questioning Samuel Eto’o’s true age. “The problem with Chelsea is I lack a striker. I have Eto’o but he is 32 years old, maybe 35, who knows?” He stated.
The Jaguar ambassador after his attention was drawn to the footage has not hidden his disappointment at the media house who aired his “harmless statement”. He says, “It was a funny conversation with somebody that doesn’t belong to the football world.”
He continued, “It is a disgrace that someone is taping a private conversation I’m not defending what I’m saying. I’m attacking something that is, I think, fundamental in your professional area and that person. showed exactly what he is or what he does not know about the job. From my perspective, the comment is not obviously a good one, not one I would do in a serious way, not something I would do in an official way in an interview.”

History of crossfires between Wenger and Mourinho.

 
Still on the Mourinho and Wenger matter. So, here’s a history of crossfires between the two coaches. And from the look of things both Managers are not ironing out their creases anytime soon.


August 2005
Wenger accuses Mourinho of being ultra-defensive. “I know we live in a world where we have only winners and losers, but once a sport encourages teams who refuse to take the initiative, the sport is in danger.”


October 2005
Jose does not take insults lying low, “Wenger has a real problem with us and I think he is what you call in England a voyeur. He is someone who likes to watch other people. There are some guys who, when they are at home, have this big telescope to look into the homes of other people and see what is happening. Wenger must be one of them – it is a sickness.”


November 2005
Arsene lashes out at the Portuguese. “He’s out of order, disconnected with reality and disrespectful. When you give success to stupid people, it makes them more stupid sometimes and not more intelligent.”

November 2005
Mourinho revisits old rivalries. “At Stamford Bridge, we have a file of quotes from Mr Wenger about Chelsea football club in the last 12 months – it is not a file of five pages. It is a file of 120 pages.”

April 2007

Wenger accuses Mourinho of being a chequebook manager. “If you would like to compare every manager you give each one the same amount of resources and say ‘you have that for five years’. After five years you see who has done the most.”


April 2008
Mourinho despite being sacked by Chelsea still finds time to continue the tirade, “The English like statistics a lot. Do they know that Arsene Wenger has only 50 per cent of wins in the English league?”

December 2013

Mourinho accuses Arsenal players of having a “tradition of crying”. “You know, they like to cry. That’s tradition. But I prefer to say, and I was telling it to the fourth official, that English people – Frank Lampard, for example – would never provoke a situation like that.”
January 2014

Wenger airs his view about Mourinho selling Juan Mata to Manchester United.
“Chelsea have already played twice against Man United, they could have sold him last week. I think if you want to respect the fairness for everybody, this should not happen.”

January 2014
Jose overlooks Arsene’s complaint and insists the fixture is in Arsenal’s favour.
“Wenger complaining is normal because he always does. Normally he should be happy that Chelsea sold a player like Juan Mata, but this is a little bit his nature. I think what is not fair is that his team always has the best days to play.”
February 2014

Arsene Wenger’s response after Mourinho downplayed Chelsea’s chances of winning the title. “It is very open, only Chelsea can lose it now because they are in front and all the other teams can win it. I’ve always said many teams are in it and it will be very tight until the end.”

The acidic Mourinho reply the world is still talking about, “He is a specialist in failure. I’m not, If supposedly he is right and I’m afraid to fail, it’s because I haven’t failed many times. Maybe he’s right. Maybe I’m not used to failing. The reality is he is a specialist. Eight years without a piece of silverware, that’s failure. If I do that at Chelsea, eight years, I leave London and I don’t come back.”

Arsene is calm this time around but still drives his point home. “I won’t comment on silly disrespectful remarks, I never spoke about him in my press conferences and I won’t start. It’s more embarrassing for Chelsea than for me.”


The End….(Till another round comes up.lol)

Jose Mourinho is the first person in Britain to get the new Jaguar F-Type car.

Chelsea boss, Jose Mourinho has been trending for the past 24 hours for “reasons best known to us”; the ‘failure specialist’ jibe at Arsenal’s Arsene Wenger lingers on, anyways that’s not why we are here. Last night, the Portuguese attended the official UK unveiling of the The Jaguar F-Type Coupe car at the Canary Wharf, London and known or unknown to many,  as  a Jaguar ambassador, he is privileged to be the first person in Britain to get the ride which is valued at £85,000.
When asked what he thought of the toy, Mourinho replied, “It drives like a great player because it does what I want it to do. I made my players a bit jealous because I took the car to the training ground. It was a good feeling. I love to drive it.”

BALLON D'OR SHORTLIST FOR WORLD'S BEST PLAYER AND COACH OF THE YEAR 2012/2013 UNVEILED

Another Ballon d’Or shortlist has been drawn up. Trust me, it’s going to be as fierce as ever. Unlike the past editions where few or no Premier League players get nominations, 5 EPL players are included in the 23-man shortlist. The Coach of the year category contains some really prominent names, the likes of Sir Alex Ferguson, Jose Mourinho and Del Bosque are most people’s favourites.

Anyways, I see either Lionel Messi, who’s clinched the award four consecutive times winning the 5th or Frank Ribery who inspired his club, Bayern Munich to win the Champions League, Bundesliga and German Cup and was later named

UEFA’s best player in Europe for the

2012-13 season to nab it. The winner will be unveiled on January 13 in Zurich.

NOMINEES

(1) Gareth Bale (Real Madrid/Wales)

(2) Philipp Lahm (Bayern Munich/Germany)

(3) Thomas Muller (B Munich/Germany)

(4) Manuel Neuer (B Munich/Germany)

(5) Bastian Schweinsteiger (B Munich/

Germany)

(6) Mesut Ozil (Arsenal/Germany)

(7) Robin van Persie (Man United/Netherlands)

(8) Arjen Robben (B Munich/Netherlands)

(9) Edinson Cavani (PSG/Uruguay)

(10) Luis Suarez (Liverpool/Uruguay)

(11) Andres Iniesta (Barcelona/Spain)

(12) Xavi (Barcelona/Spain)

(13) Neymar (Barcelona/Brazil)

(14) Thiago Silva (PSG/Brazil)

(15) Radamel Falcao (Monaco/Colombia

(16) Andrea Pirlo (Juventus/Italy)

(17) Frank Ribery (B Munich/France)

(18) Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid/Portugal

(19) Eden Hazard (Chelsea/Belgium)

(20) Zlatan Ibrahimovic (PSG/ Sweden)

(21) Robert Lewandowski (Dortmund/

Poland)

(22) Lionel Messi (Barcelona/ Argentina)

(23) Yaya Toure (Manchester City/Ivory

Coast)

COACH OF THE YEAR

(1) Carlo Ancelotti (Real Madrid)

(2) Rafael Benitez (Napoli),

(3) Antonio Conte (Juventus)

(4) Vicente Del Bosque (Spain)

(5) Sir Alex Ferguson (ex-Manchester United)

(6) Jupp Heynckes (ex-Bayern Munich) (7) Jurgen Klopp (Borussia Dortmund)

(8) Jose Mourinho (Chelsea)

(9) Luiz Felipe Scolari (Brazil)

(10) Arsene Wenger (Arsenal)

JOSE MOURINHO EXTENDS REAL CONTRACT

We can now safely say his return to Stamford bridge has been ruled out.
Real Madrid manager, Jose Mourinho has extended his contract with Real Madrid by two years.
The Portuguese who joined Real Madrid in 2010 steering the club to Copa del Rey title and whose contract was meant to expire in 2014 will not be leaving until 2016.
The special one as fondly called is the first coach in history to win league titles in Portugal, England, Italy and Spain.

UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SEMI-FINALS: JOSE MOURINHO WRITES CHELSEA OFF

I will never stop adoring Mourinho. Is this the same man who is (allegedly) expected to make his way back to Stamford bridge next season? Why not? Mourinho is blunt anyways either he is resuming in stamford bridge this night or not he says it as it is.

The ex chelsea coach during a short interview this morning said he doesn't see the Blues beating spanish team Barcelona in the Champions League semi-finals.

His words: "Let me be honest, I don't think the final will be a Real Madrid/Chelsea final. It could be Bayern or Barcelona, I just don't think it will be Real Madrid v Chelsea and we know why."

The 49 year-old Portuguese who termed the Barcelona team "super-favourites" had his team join the final four after an 8-2 victory over Apoel Nicosia last night.

He also believes Bayern Munich would prove their worth when Real Madrid faces them
"Bayern is a very powerful opponent. It is a team I know well as it is almost the same side that I played when I was the coach of Inter Milan in the Champions League final two years ago and they have great individual players.
The players and myself are looking forward to what should be a great semi-final." He concluded.

Chelsea players must have heard this and have strongly vowed to prove him wrong. April 18 will surely tell!!!

MARADONNA SPELLS OUT THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MOURINHO AND GUARDIOLA

Argentine legend and Al Wasl trainer has lauded Real Madrid coach, Jose Mourinho for his club’s performance in the La Liga league, he’s however advised Barcelona to focus on the Champions League rather than La Liga cos the Primera Division is Madrid’s. “I do not think Barcelona will play anything but the Champions League.” He added.
The retired footballer also voiced out the difference between Mourinho and Guardiola.
“I adore Mourinho. As a man, as a trainer and coach and as a psychologist, for me he is the best. Mourinho can turn a coin into a rose and that’s the reason for the big difference on my affection for him. I’m not in love with him or anything, but he is an exceptional guy,”
On the catalan, he claimed “Pep is an excellent man. The fact that he can create something from nothing makes him stand out from other coaches. I know Guardiola very well, but maybe he does not get as much merit because he has impressive players. Let’s not forget though that Pep is very young and has a great career ahead of him.”

Source: Goal.com

JOSE MOURINHO PONDERS CHELSEA RETURN

And who says this isn't possible? Self-acclaimed 'Special One' Jose Mourinho is considering a return to English football with former club Chelsea.
The incumbent Real Madrid manager also showed interest in Manchester United this season.
Meanwhile Andre Villas-Boas, Chelsea boss is already under pressure at Chelsea, as the club are fourth in the Premier League ladder and 12 points behind Manchester City and United.
Mourinho, It would be recalled led the Blues to back-to-back titles in the last decade and could be set for a second stint at Stamford Bridge.

According to an anonymous source, 'Jose would go back to Chelsea, he knows things are a mess there right now. He also knows it would be difficult to go back and make the same impact as before. Winning the Premier League title back to back in his first two years at a club that had not been champions for 50 years was incredible. That's why he's still loved by the fans and why he still loves the club. They were special days. But before agreeing, he would want things very clear between him and Roman Abramovich. He would say "Roman, you are the owner and I am the boss here. Let's work together and the power is in our hands".

Wow! Football fans especially The Blues-supporter, what do you think? In actual fact, Mourinho was the reason I supported Chelsea and the only reason I left….What if the special one comes back?

Source:Skynews

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