a écrit le 21 février 2005 à 11h18 Pambe man, qui a seme recoltera. Je te dis qu'il n'est jamais de fumee sans feu. Il y a quelques jours que nous attendions la reaction de notre frere Eto'o par rapport aux soidisants critques qu'il aurait tenu envers Jose Mourhino et le club anglais de Chelsea mais lisez plutot ce qui suit. Si la reaction de Eto'o tarde toujours a venir, nous ne serons pas loin de le qualifier de bon guellard. Comme pour dire ''qui ne dit mot consent'' Je dirais meme que ce que Eto'o aurait dit l'interpellent qu'il n'a plus droit a l'erreur sinon.......
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• Jose hits back at Eto'o
Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho hit back at Barcelona's Samuel Eto'o ahead of next week's Champions League tie - insisting Frank Rijkaard's managerial achievements cannot be compared to his own.
Cameroon striker Eto'o had turned up the heat ahead of the last-16 first-leg tie by insisting the Spanish giants would prevail due to their greater attacking power.
Eto'o added: "Mourinho may have had a lot of success in the past with teams at home and in Europe.
"But I think that Rijkaard knows more about football than the Chelsea boss and how to treat his players properly."
Mourinho responded: "Frank Rijkaard's history as a player can't be compared with my history as his is fantastic and mine is zero.
"As a manager though, my history cannot be compared to his. He has zero titles and I have a lot of them."
Indeed, while Rijkaard is something of a managerial novice, despite his side leading the Primera Liga by four points from Real Madrid, Mourinho is looking to defend "his" Champions League trophy.
The Chelsea boss, who did a treble in 2003 with Porto - picking up the domestic league, Portuguese cup and UEFA Cup - won the league again last season as well as the Champions League.
Mourinho, a former assistant coach at Barcelona, added: "First of all, I have to defend what is mine and the Champions League is mine at the moment.
"I'm the last manager to have won it so it's my competition. I have to fight for Chelsea and for myself, to defend my cup until the last moment.
"Maybe it's because I won the Champions League that I had a big turn in my life and I could come to a big football country like England.
"So the Champions League means a lot to me, it's something unforgettable and something that I want to repeat."
Mourinho, 42, added: "I'm still very young as a manager. I think that I have 15 more years to work in football so I hope to have the taste again."
On verra bien qui aura le dernier mot. A bientot.
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• Jose hits back at Eto'o
Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho hit back at Barcelona's Samuel Eto'o ahead of next week's Champions League tie - insisting Frank Rijkaard's managerial achievements cannot be compared to his own.
Cameroon striker Eto'o had turned up the heat ahead of the last-16 first-leg tie by insisting the Spanish giants would prevail due to their greater attacking power.
Eto'o added: "Mourinho may have had a lot of success in the past with teams at home and in Europe.
"But I think that Rijkaard knows more about football than the Chelsea boss and how to treat his players properly."
Mourinho responded: "Frank Rijkaard's history as a player can't be compared with my history as his is fantastic and mine is zero.
"As a manager though, my history cannot be compared to his. He has zero titles and I have a lot of them."
Indeed, while Rijkaard is something of a managerial novice, despite his side leading the Primera Liga by four points from Real Madrid, Mourinho is looking to defend "his" Champions League trophy.
The Chelsea boss, who did a treble in 2003 with Porto - picking up the domestic league, Portuguese cup and UEFA Cup - won the league again last season as well as the Champions League.
Mourinho, a former assistant coach at Barcelona, added: "First of all, I have to defend what is mine and the Champions League is mine at the moment.
"I'm the last manager to have won it so it's my competition. I have to fight for Chelsea and for myself, to defend my cup until the last moment.
"Maybe it's because I won the Champions League that I had a big turn in my life and I could come to a big football country like England.
"So the Champions League means a lot to me, it's something unforgettable and something that I want to repeat."
Mourinho, 42, added: "I'm still very young as a manager. I think that I have 15 more years to work in football so I hope to have the taste again."
On verra bien qui aura le dernier mot. A bientot.
