Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho, has insisted he does not regret his touchline spat with Aston Villa assistant manager Roy Keane and he will keep going over to opposition benches to shake hands, before the final whistle.
Keane claimed last week that Mourinho was risking being knocked out by doing that. But at his press conference ahead of this weekend’s clash against Crystal Palace, Mourinho was adamant.
“First I want to say that I appreciate the comments (from Keane), I think that they are both two great examples of polite and well educated people,” he said.
“Because I am a humble guy trying to learn every day. I appreciate their comments.”
When the Portuguese coach was asked if he would understand why people would be upset, he fired back: “No”.
He was also asked if he would do it again and he replied: “Yes”.
No comments:
Post a Comment