Mourinho’s Chelsea are 14th in the table after 15 games, winning four and losing eight. “We can get four or five consecutive victories and because no-one is doing that”, he said.
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“One, to be champions, which would be fantastic”. That’s not down to opinion, he’s the most decorated over the different leagues. “And the worst thing that can happen to them is to finish top six, which would be a phenomenal season, too”. “I still think they will make the Champions League”. They are not thinking about finishing in the top half as that is certain. “They have conditions to enjoy and play without pressure”.
Rewind back to the identical stage of last season, after 15 games Chelsea were top with 36 points while Leicester were marooned on 10 and apparently doomed.
“It would be something magnificent, something to impress the football world, but sometimes these things can happen”. When things go well, give them credit. The Italian coach is now working wonders with Leicester and will hope to inflict further damage on his former club’s dismal season.
Mourinho has been more open with the media than in recent weeks. “Inter is a very special club for me and I spoke with him a few times during that period”. “I think teams fear us a little bit going forward so we know we have that security”.
A spokesman for Walkers said: “We are excited to announce that we have created limited edition packs of “Vardy Salted” crisps to celebrate Jamie Vardy’s record breaking goals in 11 straight games and following incredible social media public demand. It was a complete change – change the manager, change the squad, change the direction”.
The managers have had a rocky relationship in the past and clashed while Ranieri was at Roma and Mourinho was Inter Milan boss in 2010.
“He was in the two rivals”.
“We like to play at Stamford Bridge, the fans are being absolutely unbelievable with us”. I go to Madrid and Claudio goes somewhere else – I don’t remember where, and when he goes to Inter I felt what I always feel, which is I always want Inter to win.
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But, for the moment, we’re not interested in what Mourinho would do.
