Jose Mourinho first spell at Chelsea he was the 'Special One’. In his second time around he was called the 'Happy One'. Now the former Chelsea boss says he is the 'Calm One'.

The 54-year-old who took over at Manchester United last summer and lifted the first major trophy of his tenure in February when the Red Devils beat Southampton in the ELF Cup final at Wembley, has been in trouble with the English Football Association on several times already this season and has served two separate touchline bans.

Asked what he would say about his tenure at United, he told France Football:

"I would say, 'The Calm One','' the Portuguese said.

"Everyone expected me to be a problem. But the only problem I've had up till now is when I kicked a bottle of water in front of me. I was sent to the stand and had to pay a fine for that. That's my problem: when I'm a little bit frustrated, I kick bottles. But it's my only outburst since my arrival eight months ago. So, I have become 'The Calm One.' Having said that, perhaps tomorrow I'll get sent off.

"Mourinho the man who tries to be the opposite of what a manager is. He tries to be discreet, calm.To find a way to disconnect,'' he added.

"I can come home and not watch a game of football, not think about football. I can do it. At the beginning of my career, I couldn’t. I was permanently connected, 24 out of 24 hours...."

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