Jose Mourinho reveals heloves Chelsea the most in lastinterview before getting sacked

Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho was sacked by the club on Thursday following a string of poor results that sees the Blues languishing in 16th place in the  Premier League table. The defending champions,who lost only three matches last season have already lost nine times this campaign, winning only league games since August. To make matters worse, Chelsea

are now just one point above the relegation zone. But before he was sacked, he appeared in an interview which was pre-recorded and later aired on BT Sport. In the interview on the Clare Balding Show, Mourinho is oblivious to the fact that he would be getting the sack and gives his thoughts on various topics. When asked which his favourite club he managed was, he was, at first, hesitant to answer before claiming Chelsea was his favourite.



 “I give everything I have, sometimes maybe too much, sometimes maybe too emotional,” Mourinho said. “But I do that with every club, so for me I did that with everyone but the only one where I wear the shirt twice was Chelsea because I was in the club where I was. I left and I came back so I would say Chelsea.”But Mourinho also admits

that he can’t forget his tenures at Porto and Inter Milan, where he won the Champions League in 2004 and 2010 respectively, and also his time at a big club like Real Madrid. “But I have also to confess that Inter was really special and Porto was my beginning," Mourinho explained. "I can’t forget that and a giant like Real Madrid is also an honour to manage.”

There are some light-hearted moments as well where Mourinho talks about how Billy Culloch gave the team talk and he couldn’t understand a word of what the Scottish man said. “[For] every game, one does [give the team talk], doesn’t matter who. It can be a physio, a player, myself, an assistant. The last words before everyone goes to the pitch,

obviously positive words to encourage a little bit. “Billy is a special guy with a special accent,” Mourinho said, even comparing it with Sir Alex Ferguson and explaining how it is easy to talk to him face-to-face but difficult to understand him on the phone. When asked if the speech worked, Mourinho simply said, “We won!” Mourinho also talks about what

relaxes him the most, even saying that a win would certainly help while also claiming that the most unforgettable stage of his career was the first three months of this
season.