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We want more Mourinho!
by Adam Marshall - created on 26 Jan 2005
Jose Mourinho is a fascinating character and, by common assent, a breath of
fresh air for English football.
Why is it then that we are being denied the chance to hear from the Portuguese
coach who is making the art of management look about as difficult as passing
your GCSEs(?)?
More often than not recently, the European Cup winner has passed on the
press conference duties to his assistant Steve Clarke. Not only post-match
but during the build-up to the games as well.
It might be adding to the mystique surrounding Mourinho but I feel it is
selling the footballing public a little short. Having replaced a personality
as enchanting as Claudio Ranieri's, we seem to be missing something from the
managers' routine exchanges with the media.
Ranieri lit up many a Friday with his jovial pre-match jousting sessions
with the press pack and Mourinho is similarly engaging and entertaining.
Yet he seems happy to shun the limelight, preferring instead to conduct
interviews with Chelsea's in-house television station. At least he is doing
some talking but you dread to think of the outcry that would follow Sir Alex
Ferguson restricting his thoughts solely to MUTV rather than a wider audience.
Mourinho probably has his reasons; the press are always keen to twist any
comments to suit their own purpose and some of his franker admissions have
already prompted investigation from The Football Association.
The tabloids are eager to stir up a feud with Ferguson but the ridiculous
lengths the Scot's spat with Arsene Wenger have reached has kept the back
pages fully covered recently.
Yet Mourinho is very self-assured, confident and cocksure. He could
certainly handle even the most difficult of interrogations and has shown
no signs that any of his interviews will be conducted on anything but his
own terms.
Chelsea are still chasing glory on four fronts and are striving for an
unprecedented haul of silverware this season.
Their bright, much-heralded coach is capable of rewriting the record books
and adding his name to the pantheon of great managers.
So, forgive me for being selfish, but let us hear from him. Let Jose revel
in his success, if he so desires, and allow thoughts from one of the sharpest
football brains on the planet to be aired to everybody.
Being shy and retiring does not fit with Mourinho's make up and, no offence
to his number two, but deadpan Scot Clarke has a lot of work to do to be
anywhere near as entertaining as his boss.
What do you think? Are we being starved of Mourinho? Do you want to hear
more from the Chelsea manager? Or does he already say too much?
熱刺之後老大就沒開過記者會
全部都是克拉克大叔代表發言
看來不只我一個人想念老大的嘴砲
老大最近在忙什麼?
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