BBC pundit Chris Sutton has claimed that former Chelsea supervisor Jose Mourinho “has lost his marbles” amid the concept he may just exchange Graham Potter as boss.
What’s the newest on Jose Mourinho and Chelsea?
The Blues have had a horny torrid time of overdue however controlled to pick out up a key 3 issues within the Premier League this weekend as they beat Leeds United 1-0 at house.
Over in Italy, it’s been a captivating few weeks or so for Mourinho who used to be accused of booing the opposition throughout an under-14 derby sport between Roma and Lazio.
What’s extra, he used to be additionally simply banned for 2 fits and fined €10,000 (£8,869) following his livid response to being despatched off in a 2-1 defeat to Cremonese.
When talking concerning the former Chelsea boss on BBC Radio Show 606, Sutton undoubtedly didn’t appear to assume he’d make a great alternative for Potter
Specifically of the U14 booing, he mentioned (46:53): “How petty are you able to get Jose? That’s completely surprising.
“There are Chelsea fans out there, who want Jose back at the bridge. But do they want a petty Jose back? Oh, come on. He is better than that, isn’t he? He’s lost his marbles.”
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Would Mourinho do neatly again within the Premier League?
As Sutton issues out, there are the ones among the Chelsea fortify who would really like to see the ‘special one’ return to Stamford Bridge to attempt to salvage a deficient season.
Mourinho undoubtedly loved some nice instances with the Blues, winning the Premier League on 3 events, in addition to an FA Cup, unfold throughout two spells in west London.
He additionally had much less a hit stints in England with Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur and now manages in Serie A with Roma and, judging shape his contemporary behaviour, he’s simply as debatable as ever.
He’d undoubtedly convey an excessively tough persona to the membership if he did exchange Potter but it surely’s arduous no longer to really feel as despite the fact that his tale with Chelsea reached its conclusion when he left in 2015.