Jose Mourinho confidently claimed he’s still one of the best managers in the business as Chelsea returned to winning ways on Wednesday. The title holders recorded only their second win of a poor season so far with a comprehensive 4-0 victory over Maccabi Tel-Aviv as they got their Champions League campaign off to flying start.
He said during the post-match conference;
‘There are people who are not happy with so many years and so many successes. It’s human nature. ‘Wayne Rooney was a disaster, and suddenly he beats the record with England and he’s suddenly the best player in the history of English football. ‘You like up and down, but it’s not like that. Rooney is a fantastic player when he’s not scoring goals or when he is. ‘
I’m a fantastic manager when I’m not winning matches and I’m a fantastic manager when I am. The pundits get big money not to say easy things. They have to be geniuses in their analysis or they don’t deserve the money they get.’ ‘I’d forgotten the winning feeling, it was so long we’d not won a game. So it’s a good, good feeling.
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