Jan23

Jose Mourinho: “Inter Are More Than Just A Football Club, It Is My Home And Family”

Former Players and Coaches 16 comments
 
 

Black and blue heart. Jose Mourinho, in a lengthy interview with RMC Sport, looks back at his adventure in Italy.

“Italy is a country of tactics. It was an experiment that I wanted to live in and so I arrived at Inter. The Nerazzurri are more a football club that is more than just a football club. They are a family that I had never found in football. Inter are an incredible family. This club is the family of Massimo Moratti. There was an amazing group and for me, those two years were fantastic at a personal level. We won the treble and it was emotional to give the family of Moratti something that they waited for a long time. It was a dream for president Moratti. Guiding a group that gave him that dream was absolutely fantastic. Inter are still my home. When I left, we all cried.”

Source: RMC Sport

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  • http://www.facebook.com/michelkupelian Michel Kupelian

    come back :(

  • isaac

    we would gladly welcome you back with open arms anytime. we miss and love you mou!
    ohh and maybe you could be the one to talk some sense into branca.

  • Aleksi Kavasto

    Love U 2 Mou!

  • Frank

    you guys are crazy. We have the best young manager in the game. Let’s see Mou win with this current Inter team. I love JoMO as much as the next interista, but I love Strama as well. Let’s give him time to develop his ideas…

    • JZ4

      completely agree, its like since we have won the ucl moratti has stop investing and is sattisfield because he had finally got what he dreamed for, strama is doing a good job but the managment are letting him down by giving him everyother clubs scraps

    • isaac

      if strama allows coutinho or even ricky to be sold for fucking paulinho…. i dont know and i dont want to think bad things about strama but i highly doubt ill ever choose him over mou. ever!

      strama has been great so far. the best we’ve had since mou. but he needs to prove he isnt just our coach, but our manager. the guy needs to put his foot down and show some balls with branca, ausilio, and moratti.

      • frank

        Isaac, what if Paulinho becomes better then Coutinho? Only time will tell and that’s what we need to give to Stramma. Let his ideas develop. I really don’t know much about Paulinho, but that’s the manager’s and owner’s job. If they do that and Paulinho end up being a flop, then I will rip into them just as much as the next interista, but I have to let everything pan out first. My opinion..

        • n1tefury

          Hmmm…. Define better. I think they’re both have different characteristic and play style. You can’t compare both of them imo

    • Havar

      “Best young manager in the game” my ass, what exactly has he done to deserve such praise. We are doing no better than last season under Gasperini/Ranieri, we have a team that plays without cohesion, direction or inspiration, and little direction for the future. Strama’s game day tactics/ team selections are also strange.

      Many fans had simply bandwagonned after the appointment of the young and charismatic Strama, excusing poor results and an odd long-term vision as part of a bigger picture.

      Mourinho would not have let this club degrade into the joke it is today. When he left, we had several of the best players in the world, we’ve ended up selling most at a fraction of their true worth (Sneijder, Maicon, Cesar, Coutinho?) and overpaid for overrated players.

      Btw, the following are quality young managers that have actually produced results or indicated that success is near: Klupp, Conte, Villanova, Guardiola, Montella, AVB, Laudrup, Moyes, etc.

  • http://www.facebook.com/patar.hatigoran Patar Ronnie Hatigoran

    Whatever… LEGEND…!!!

  • #4

    :’)

  • Drac1753

    Come back and get us another treble. Giuseppe Meazza was a fortress when you were in charge, now teams like Siena are winning there

  • Intermighty

    with all due respect to Mou, he said it because he knows sooner or later he will get kicked out of Real. If he love inter too much, he wouldnt have left 3 years ago the way he did, leaving Inter morally crippled with all most all first team players are in their 30s. Right now, Stramma is doing a pretty decent job with the current resources we have while the entire Real locker room hates Mou and he knows it

    • n1tefury

      With all do respect sir, I respect he’s decision because he has personal target to achieve. He’s an ambitious guy. We all knew how mou cried when leaving inter.

    • http://twitter.com/B0xCarRacer Christian Matallo

      It’s not his fault the club made no signings before the 10/11 season. If they did we would be so much better off right now as well as the past two years.

  • qwerty

    Please come back, legend! We need you so bad..

 
 

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