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The former boss of the Red Devils has claimed foreign status in the football world, claiming that he had broken the walls to become famous
Jose Mourinho thinks he's treated differently from Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola, suggesting that even though his actions on the sideline may result in penalties, the others are praised for their pbadion.
The former boss of Manchester United, who had been relieved of his duties at Old Trafford in December, has a turbulent history of unobtrusive behavior, clashing infamously with opposition coaches on several occasions. during his career.
However, he is adamant that his counterparts in Liverpool and Manchester City are perceived differently when they engage in the same antics.
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"Some people confuse pbadion with emotional control. I will give you an example showing that you are right. Similar situations, with me and other managers, different consequences, "said Mourinho be in sports .
"When Mourinho behaves badly on the sidelines, when Mourinho kicks a bottle, when Mourinho does that, when Mourinho does that, he's away, he's suspended, he's paying for it.
"When Jurgen [Klopp] is it special? When Pep [Guardiola] he is special. When Mourinho does it, he's out.
The Portuguese consider themselves an outsider in the world of football, claiming that it is not part of the & # 39; football tribe "because of his lack of player career.
Since his dismissal from United, he has been working in the media and, while declaring that he has refused several offers to return to the coaching profession, he insists that he must make a name for himself.
"Honestly, I think for whatever reason, I do not belong to what I used to call" the tribe, "Mourinho said. "I do not belong to the football tribe.
"I like football, football is my life. I play football since I remember, but I do not belong to the tribe. I do not waste time in the tribe. I do not waste time creating an image, creating a privileged position.
"I do not belong to the tribe. I have the situation that I have, the prestige that I have, solely because of my work and my results. Nobody gave me anything. "
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Mourinho also believes that, thanks to him, it is much easier for a manager to climb to the top without having been a leading player.
"Nowadays, it's a lot easier than when I started," he said. "In my debut, no senior football official without a great player career.
"I broke all the walls. I was the first, or one of the first, that from scratch I became what I became, alone. Nobody gave me anything. "
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