Oh my! Ex-Chelsea defender takes Jose Mourinho to the cleaners
Ex Chelsea defender, Paul Parker has launched a scathing attack on Chelsea boss, Jose Mourinho for criticizing a former Chelsea player, Graeme Le Saux. Speaking before his team’s Champions League clash with Maccabi Tel-Aviv on Tuesday, the Portuguese manager had pointed out that, “I didn’t have a single problem within the squad. I didn’t have a Graeme Le Saux. I had everybody without fears, just wanting to come.”
Infuriated by the comments Park told The Sun: “Jose Mourinho just can’t help himself, can he? It’s horrible to see. Mourinho had actually gone out of the spotlight a little bit in the last few weeks, and there was a part of me that wondered if he’d finally realised that silence is golden, and that a manager can act with dignity and respect.
“Obviously, that was a pipe dream.”
He continued: “But what else would you expect of Mourinho?
“What else would you expect of a man who stayed safely behind one of his colleagues during a touchline row, but reached around and poked opposition coach Tito Vilanova in the eye… and later tried to justify it?
“That incident has always summed him up, to me; he’s like the kid at school who watches a playground fight from a safe distance, then sidles up quickly to kick one of the fighters in the stomach when he’s sprawled on the floor.”
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legend, Jamie Carragher has advised Chelsea boss, Jose Mourinho to focus more
on improving their performances rather than pointing accusing fingers at
referees. He also suggested that the players should take more responsibility for the team’s woes.
interviews have got to stop, because they’re embarrassing him and they’re
embarrassing the club. Maybe he’s trying to create a siege mentality but I
don’t think the players would be totally agreeing with the manager, blaming
referees. Chelsea were very poor at the weekend. This paranoia has got to stop
that ‘the world is against them’, because they’re not.”
continued, “I’m a massive fan of Jose Mourinho and I’d like him to stay
because there’s been too many changes in the past at Chelsea. These players’
performances have been shocking. It’s about time we took more of a look at
them. The manager is always in the spotlight.”
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