Manchester United supervisor Jose Mourinho says he won’t “celebrate like a crazy kid” if his new group score against his previous club Chelsea.
Sunday’s Premier League apparatus is just Mourinho’s second excursion to Stamford Bridge as a resistance manager.
He won there with Inter Milan in 2010, preceding his second spell with the Blues in which he added a third group title to his trophy pull in west London.
“I have the maturity to control the emotion,” said Mourinho.
“If my team score a goal am I going to celebrate like a crazy kid? No.
“Am I going to have a negative reaction if the crowd has something negative with me? No.”
Sunday will be Mourinho’s first appearance at Stamford Bridge since he was sacked in December 2015, with the club sixteenth in the Premier
It is likewise the first occasion when he has been back since Mourinho settled a segregation guarantee with previous Chelsea physio Eva Carneiro, taking after the Portuguese’s irate response to her going on the contribute to treat Eden Hazard a diversion against Swansea in August 2015.
“When some managers leave clubs, they like to ‘wash the dirty clothes’, to go back and speak and speak and speak about what happened.
“I leave clubs with a very good feeling. I gave everything to the club. I want to keep the good memories – and at Chelsea I had so many.
“The other things – I don’t forget, I keep. But I keep it to myself.”
Twice Chelsea proprietor Roman Abramovich named Mourinho as his chief. On both events he was compensated with Premier League titles.
However double the super rich Russian sacked him.
The United boss says the pair were never close. “We always had the relationship of owner-manager,” said Mourinho.
“It was a very respectful relationship but he was never my friend. We were never close to each other.”
Mourinho, won three Premier League titles, a FA Cup and three League Cups amid his two spells at Chelsea, says he is unconcerned in regards to the gathering from fans.
“I cannot say I care because I have a job to do and I will be more focused on the game,” he said.
“What do I expect? I don’t know. They could think about me, our great relationship and have a good reaction. They could look at me and say ‘for 90 minutes he is Manchester United manager and he is playing against us, so he is not someone we like’.
“I will always respect them.”
