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Chris Maduewesi
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Chelsea manager,Jose Mourinho has revealed his desire to once again win the English Premier League,on his second return to England.
Mourinho won back to back Premiership titles with Chelsea in 2005 and 2006,and is hoping to replicate such feat again.
The Portuguese added that,if he could win the Premier League this season,it would rank as one of his leading achievements in his career.
“I always say that the best trophy you have is the last (most recent) one,”Mourinho said on his team’s arrival in Jakarta for a pre-season game on Wednesday.
“(But) if we win something important with this group, it will be the best for many reasons.”
He went further to say that the pressure will be on Manchester City,having spent over a 100 Million Pounds in reinforcement of players.
“I think they’ve bought very, very well,” Mourinho said.
“They have the money to buy, but they have also the knowledge; they have people in the club who know a lot about football.
“They are players at the top of their careers, experienced but still young.
“If you see their age, their maturity, they are in the perfect moment of their career to go to England – no need for adaptation, no need of work to learn the project.”
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Mourinho won back to back Premiership titles with Chelsea in 2005 and 2006,and is hoping to replicate such feat again.
The Portuguese added that,if he could win the Premier League this season,it would rank as one of his leading achievements in his career.
“I always say that the best trophy you have is the last (most recent) one,”Mourinho said on his team’s arrival in Jakarta for a pre-season game on Wednesday.
“(But) if we win something important with this group, it will be the best for many reasons.”
He went further to say that the pressure will be on Manchester City,having spent over a 100 Million Pounds in reinforcement of players.
“I think they’ve bought very, very well,” Mourinho said.
“They have the money to buy, but they have also the knowledge; they have people in the club who know a lot about football.
“They are players at the top of their careers, experienced but still young.
“If you see their age, their maturity, they are in the perfect moment of their career to go to England – no need for adaptation, no need of work to learn the project.”
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