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Former Chelsea defender Albert Ferrer expects Jose Mourinho to escape heavy
punishment from Uefa after being charged with bringing the game into disrepute.
Ferrer, who also played for Barcelona, believes Mourinho's words will come back
to haunt him with the imposition of a financial penalty and a warning that
should he speak out in a similar way again, the punishment will be far stronger
.
"I would say that Mourinho tried to put some pressure on the referee for the
next game by doing what he did," he said.
"But I don't think that it was so bad and I'm not talking about the death
threats to Frisk which followed.
"I think that for what he did he should get a fine and a warning not to do
it again and be told that next time (the punishment) will be harsher."
Uefa has already charged Chelsea for failing to attend the post-match press
conference and appearing late for the second half in the first leg in Barcelona
.
"What I did not like was that he didn't go to the press conference after the
match," added Ferrer.
"He is now a top coach and he has to accept the responsibility which goes
with that, although he probably regrets not going now."
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