"My answer is not an answer," says Jose as he has more time to answer the accusations – Football

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has been extended to the
Wednesday to answer a charge of the Football Association for use of abusive, insulting or inappropriate language following the victory over Newcastle.

United's manager spoke to a camera in Portuguese after his team returned from behind to defeat 3-2 at Old Trafford two weeks ago. She had first had until Friday to react.

At a press conference Friday, Mourinho said, "If I answer your question, I probably use another process because I can not underestimate the bias. So, my answer is not an answer. "

He could potentially face a no-show ban, but that would not have been envisaged this weekend, when United will face the former Mourinho club in Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

The match against Newcastle started with reports that Mourinho should have faced a two-goal setback in a 3-2 win in a 3-2 win at a potentially decisive time for the season.

The international break has probably come at the wrong time, and Mourinho
said: "I felt after the game. Then, it seems an eternity. Still today we
do not have all the players back. It's a little strange. But I think feelings of
the last game remains. The players are happy and focused on the match. "

Mourinho is looking for his first success at Stamford Bridge, United's boss having lost in the previous three visits.

The first one ended in a 4-0 defeat while the last two trips allowed Chelsea to impose 1-0, which had a good start to life under Maurizio Sarri's command and is unbeaten.

Mourinho said, "For me it's another game. Would I celebrate as crazy the goal of my team at Stamford Bridge or the victory of my team? I do not think so. I think I would always try to control myself and respect the stadium and the fans who have been my supporters for many years.

"It's a game I want to do well for my players, for my team, for my supporters. I'm 100% at Manchester United tomorrow. No room for anything more than respect. "

Ander Herrera is expected to return after missing the last three games while Diogo Dalot, Marouane Fellaini, Nemanja Matic, Scott McTominay and Luke Shaw have all been injured in an international match.

Shaw hopes to be in shape to continue his great season, which earned him a reward on Thursday with a new five-year contract.

Mourinho has publicly criticized the left-back several times since joining the club. He congratulated Shaw this season. He said: "Players are different and react differently to the development process. Luke reacted in the best way possible. way.

"In his tough times, he used to say the same thing all the time:" I want to play for you, I want to play for United, I will do it and I will be the player you want me to be. " And he did it.

"He faced the process bravely. He went on vacation with a fitness trainer and he arrived on the first day in a much better state than a player who is spending a vacation just to have fun and rest. From a tactical point of view, I think that he has absorbed all the information, all the work.

"Mentally, he became stronger and of course, the happiness of this season to play regularly and feel that the place was in its place, also helped the national team. I think an important contract for the club to keep him and important for him because that's what he wants. "