“I had purchased four tickets for the Olympic [event]. My assistants said: ‘Boss, you deserve to bid farewell to the fans and the fans deserve to bid farewell to you.” “Shall we go? I’ve thought about it, then feared that I would be accused of wanting to disturb,” stated José Mourinho, the former coach of Roma, who is currently with Fenerbahce, in a lengthy interview with Il Corriere dello Sport. Here’s an excerpt from his statements:

“What is your regret?” “If we’re talking about games, plenty, because whenever you lose you always think you could’ve done things differently, and I’ve lost plenty of games.” If, on the other hand, you are referring to professional choices, it’s a ‘no’ to Florentino. And after, Budapest. “Not for the mess created by Taylor, but for the fact that I didn’t leave immediately. I should have left Roma, I didn’t and I made a mistake.”” “Is it true that before leaving Rome you bought a ticket to greet the fans at the Olympic Stadium?” “Not one, but four, and I never do these things.”

“Do you still follow Roma and Inter?” “I have not seen Roma play anymore.” “Inter Milan, yes indeed.”