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"Peter Cech will stay, even against his will" Jose Mourinho

Chelsea boss, Jose Mourinho has revealed that skipper, Peter Cech will not move to another club at the end of the season.
Reports emanated this week that  Arsenal are interested in signing the Chelsea star at the end of the season but the Blues handler would not have him join any English club.
The out-of-favour custodian once revealed that, “As soon as the season is over, I’ll look to the future & just see what I want to decide. I don’t want to lose time on the bench”‎.
Seems Mourinho won’t let that happen.

He said: “One thing is Jose Mourinho and another is Mr

Abramovich and another thing it the board because the board ‎is a little bit of me and a little bit of other people. If it was me, if it was my decision the decision is Petr to stay. That’s it. It would be my decision for Petr to stay. Even

against his will. Yes! I think that the club is more important than the player and as was true this season the club needs two very good ‎goalkeepers.

“Without Petr this season I don’t think the club would be champions because he played six important matches in the Premier League and without these points we probably ‎wouldn’t be champions. But for me, decision number one, Petr will stay. After that, second point to go but not in England. The option I don’t want is for him to go to an English club.

He added that only the club can change his decision.
“But, I repeat, I am just the manager and he means so much for this club and what he did in this club I think he deserves ‎everything from this club. If the club decision is different to mine I will accept it.”
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Wenger angry after being asked if Mourinho is a tactical genius.

Arsenal Wenger and Jose Mourinho will renew their rivalry this weekend when Arsenal hosts Chelsea at the Emirates. 
In his 12 clashes with The Blues, the frenchman has lost seven matches and drawn 5. He however hopes to end the special one’s unbeaten record against his team on Sunday.
The Arsenal manager ‎was really angry after he was asked in a press conference ahead of the star match whether he thinks Mourinho is a tactical genius.
‘I don’t know’ over and over again, until the question stopped existing.’‎ He replied.
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Jose Mourinho's son calls Chelsea fans a disgrace in instagram outburst.

Chelsea midfielder, Cesc Fabregas may have found a deep fan in his boss Jose Mourinho’s son after the latter defended his performance during The Blues 1-1 draw with Southampton on Sunday.

15 year-old Mario Jose, a goalkeeper at Fulham called Chelsea fans a ‘disgrace’ and the ‘worst he’s ever seen’ after they jeered at the Spanish international for being poor in the game.
He expressed his disgust on his Instagram page:
“Why is everyone hating and blaming Fabregas for Sunday’s performance… It was a team effort.

“Fabregas might have not played as well as most expected but at least he kept fighting… Showed a lot of character, I’ve seen bad Chelsea fans but Sunday was the worse I’ve ever seen, Fans booing Cesc not singing at all, I completely agree with the chant ‘Mourinho’s right, you’re fans are s****’

“Our fans are a disgrace!!!!” He wrote.
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"People hated Madrid during Mourinho's reign" Pepe

Real Madrid defender, Pepe in an interview with Radio station Cadena Cope, outlined the coaching styles of former manager, Jose Mourinho and the incumbent one Carlo Ancelotti. He revealed that albeit Carlo is not lenient, his training sessions are much more challenging than that of the Chelsea boss.

“I think our training sessions under Ancelotti are much more intensive than they were under Mourinho. For instance, we did very demanding exercises that we didn’t do with Mourinho.

“We have to climb uphill and it’s very hard. Every manager has his own methods but for me is much harder to do that than training with the ball for 20 minutes.

“Ancelotti is not too lenient with us. He has a very distinguished curriculum and he demands a lot from us. Ancelotti will continue, there’s no doubt about that. He’s a great coach and in a short space of time has brought us a lot of happiness.

“Whenever we play at another ground in Spain, we can sense people don’t hate us like they used to when the other manager was with us. I am not criticising Mourinho but it is what I think.

Today, Madrid is a very big club; we’ve cleaned up our image. Now Isco gets an ovation when he goes off – that would have been unthinkable before.”
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"Mourinho not special for me"- David Luiz

Chelsea fans won’t like that! Seems Paris Saint-Germain defender David Luiz hasn’t gotten over his exit from Stamford Bridge and as a matter of fact doesn’t like the way he was treated by the club’s boss.
The Brazilian who is facing his ex club in the last-16 Champions League second leg on Wednesday was asked what made Mourinho special.
“He is special for you, not for me.” He replied.
And his stay at the English club? “I had some great moments at Chelsea and won a lot of titles. I was very happy.
The Blues performance this season? “They are having a great season, defend well and have great players but above all I know my team.” He said.
And on the forthcoming game, Luiz is confident his team would win. “We will try to score there and play like we know how. We will have a good game plan and implement it the best way possible to achieve a great performance. Both can still qualify.” He assured.
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Mourinho is surprised Arsenal aren't title challengers, praises Wenger.

‎Asides being over dramatic, unpredictable is another word you can use to describe the self-acclaimed Special One. With the fracas he had with the Gunners boss last year, who would have thought he could say something good about the later.
The Chelsea boss while speaking with Sky Sports’ Goals today expressed his surprise that Arsenal aren’t title challengers despite having a great squad.

 “I don’t understand why they are not up there with Chelsea and Manchester City, Arsenal are a team I like very much. They have very good players and Alexis Sanchez is a very important player to add to what they have got. I don’t understand why they are not up there with Chelsea and City. Arsenal are a team I like very much. They are a team for more.”
And then he goes ahead to hail his touchline rival, Wenger.

“He has a dream job, everyone would love to have the security he has of being manager year after year after year. He won so many titles in a certain period and that gave him that credibility he deserves. 

He is obviously a fantastic manager. He has a fantastic situation to be successful. When you look at the players in the squad, they are capable of playing very good football.”‎ He added. 

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Jose Mourinho fined for "campaign" comments

Chelsea boss, Jose Mourinho has been fined by 25,000 pounds ($38,000) by the FA for claiming that there was a campaign to influence referees’ decisions against The Blues.
The Portuguese made the statement exactly a month ago, December 28 after his team was denied a penalty in a 1-1 draw at Southampton.
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"He's good looking, can speak 5 languages". Sir Alex Ferguson heaps praises on Jose Mourinho.

Manchester United legend, Sir Alex Ferguson may have had several duels with Chelsea boss, Jose Mourinho during his reign at Old Trafford but the pair certainly harbour no ill feelings towards each other.
Speaking to BT Sport on a Boxing Day feature, Fergie as fondly called spoke of the Portuguese’s good looks as well as his managerial success.

‘It is unfair really. He’s good looking, he’s got that sort of George Clooney bit in his hair now. But I think he is a great example, he can speak five languages or whatever he can. 

‘He goes and becomes an interpreter for Bobby Robson, follows him to Barcelona, works under Louis Van Gaal; he is learning all the time. He has got a determination, he wants to be a coach.’. 
‘He never played the game, by the way – you tell me how many presidents would give a manager a job who has never played the game? None. But he has done it. “

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"One day, we will be lucky". Mourinho speaks on first defeat of the season.

From the ball boys’ time-wasting antics to their opponent’s cow-parking tactics, Chelsea’s Jose Mourinho has proffered another theory on his team’s loss to Newcastle United on Saturday.
The Portuguese wrote on Chelsea’s official website.

“We were unlucky. The best team lost, the team that tried to win lost, but that’s football.”

“What’s important is that it’s the kind of defeat which is easy to accept. I don’t like to lose when the referee isn’t good and I blame him, which isn’t the case. He was very good and had no influence on the result.”

“I don’t like to lose and blame my players because they were complacent, didn’t play, didn’t produce or the attitude wasn’t good, that’s not the case, so I’m happy about that.”

“We were unlucky, we didn’t score goals when we could have and we conceded the only times they crossed the midfield line, but that’s football and I accept it. We were unlucky, that’s crystal clear, one day we will be lucky.”
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Chelsea/Newcastle: "Ball boys employed time-wasting tactics."Mourinho

Jose Mourinho and complaints are like oil and water. Totally inseparable! The Blues’ unbeaten run of matches came to an end today as they lost their 24th game to Newcastle at St James Park. 
Papiss Cisse lifted his side to victory with two goals, Chelsea’s lone goal delivered by Didier Drogba couldn’t save the team.
Speaking shortly after the match, the Special One stated that the ball boys employed time-wasting tactics and this affected the performance of his team.

‎”No complaints. Unlucky. 

We had a lot of chances to score in the first half, we didn’t. In the second half again we had chances, we didn’t (score).

‘They defend and the first time they were there (in attack) they score a goal. After that, everybody (got) behind (the ball) against a team that tried everything and a team (in which) every player went to the last seconds.
‘We wanted to play more football but it was not possible because a few things I thought didn’t belong any more to top-level football but still belongs – the ball disappeared, the ball doesn’t come, another ball comes, the ball boys run away – these kind of situations that unfortunately are still part of the game. But no complaints.’ 

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