Oct 18, 2014 08:26:00
The Chelsea boss believes the FA is guilty of double standards
in failing to punish the Arsenal manager for shoving him
during the two sides' Premier League clash
Jose Mourinho believes the Football Association's failure to
punish Arsene Wenger for pushing him leaves them guilty of
double standards and insists that if he had been the
aggressor "it would have been a stadium ban".
Incensed by a challenge on Alexis Sanchez by Gary Cahill
during Chelsea's 2-0 win over Arsenal earlier this month,
Wenger ventured into Mourinho's technical area to protest
and shoved the Portuguese away when told to leave.
After the match Mourinho played down the incident - for
which Wenger has since apologised - but ahead of his side's
Premier League clash with Crystal Palace on Saturday, the
Chelsea boss could not help but wonder how the authorities
would have reacted if he had brought about the altercation.
“I gave you my reaction after the match, saying nothing had
happened," he told reporters. "The reaction from everyone
else was saying nothing had happened.
“Am I surprised he wasn’t punished? I’m not surprised. I’m
not surprised."
When asked if he thought he would have been sanctioned for
pushing Wenger, Mourinho replied: “Charged? Charged? If it
was me, it would have been a stadium ban!’’
Mourinho also expanded on his sarcastic response to being
labelled a "disgrace" by Roy Keane, suggesting the Aston Villa
and Republic of Ireland assistant's criticism might have been
no more than a ploy to help boost sales of his new
autobiography.
“I don’t know if he really feels it, or if he wants to sell books
and needs my help for that,” he added, dryly. “But, to be fair, I
know my nature, I know my intentions.
“From people like him and his boss [Paul Lambert], I think I
have a lot to learn about how to behave and I appreciate the
comment.’’

FTC
i love what morinho did dat day.... if not for calmness anoda thing wuld yaff happened......