Jose Mourinho: Racism accusations backfired – Galatasaray didn’t know my African connections | Football News happymamay

Jose Mourinho spoke for the first time, exclusively to Sky Sports News, about the claim of racism that was presented against him.

Despite the anger, he says he felt calm and relaxed all over because he was prosecuting, which Galatasari presented after Istanbul’s derby with his team, Vennnahs, with reverse results.

He says: “They were not smart in the way you attacked me, because they did not know my past.”

“They did not know my prayers in Africa, with African, African players and African charities.

“So instead of going against me, I think he was flourishing and went against them.

“Everyone knows who I am a person. Everyone knows my bad qualities, but this is not one of my bad qualities. The exact opposite!

“The most important thing is that I know who I am, and the attack on racism was a bad option.”

On this accusation, he says: “I just felt: How can they decrease?”

Mourinho, at the press conference after a 0-0 draw last Monday, accused the Galatasaray seat of “jumping like monkeys” to try to get the 19-year-old central defender Youssef Aksik early in the match.

He was referring to the main coach Okan Porok.

Ask if Mourinho, it is too late, regrets the words he used. Was the choice of words as peachings?

Mourinho stopped for a moment and thought. Then he shook his head, because he found that the strange line of the touch line in Burok is difficult to take.

He says, “I cannot fall to his level.”

“Sometimes I do, and I ask myself,” Why did Jose did that? Why did you fall to this level? “

He thinks a little more. Then he added, “He was sad.”

He is grateful for the support he got from people he knows, and the people who do not do it.

“Maybe even from the people who do not like me, there was support there,” he says.

“I thank the people who have not faced a problem in speaking [out]Especially my children, former players. They were a very important voice. “

It means, of course, Didier Drogba and Michael Essien, who won the title of Chelsea, who went to social media to support their former manager.

As a result, some Galatasaray fans moved to the streets to burn Drogba shirts. Play 53 times for the club.

Regarding the topic of shirts, Mourinho has the reason for the reason for his four -games ban, so quickly to two games.

Social media played its role.

“A day [four-match] The ban was decided that the chairman of the disciplinary committee among the friends of a shirt shirt on the Galatasara shirt will celebrate.

“Only here you can understand its dimension.”

Sky Sports News I called the Turkish Football Association to comment.

Therefore, the local ban is presented to Mourinho. He can return to the local captain.

He was always in the technical region of Europe.

If Fenerbahce Progress from the Europa league at the age of 16 was to be defeated by Rangers, it may turn into the Jose Mourinho’s round for revenge.

Rome in the quarter -finals, perhaps. Manchester United in the semi -finals, perhaps. Tottenham in the final, perhaps.

Mourinho, though, does not think this way.

“In my opinion, I never feel revenge. I never had this feeling because when I left a club, I prefer to remember my good times in the club.”

One of these clubs is Manchester United, of course.

So what does Mourinho do in Old Trafford?

In Robin Amorim, who helped the teacher as a young coach, he says they have not spoken since he took the United job, regardless of Christmas greetings.

But he does not enjoy watching him while he is struggling.

“He is a good child. Always very respectful for me. We had a good relationship for a few years. He knows I wish him success.”

And on Sir Jim Ratcliffe, and those job losses?

“To be honest, I don’t know much about what is happening,” he says.

“I know Sir Jim Ratcliffe. I don’t say that we are big friends but we have a good relationship. I know him well. He invited me to his home several times. I see him a good person and a great businessman.

Of course, I feel some of the people I know [losing their jobs]But we hope it will go in the right direction. “