Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho today suggested that referee Chris Foy will be the one to blame if his team don’t win the Premier League this season. Mourinho is still fuming after some refereeing decisions made during Chelsea’s 1-0 loss to Aston Villa a couple of weeks ago, where Foy controversially sent Willian off, and also dismissed Ramires, before sending Mourinho himself to the stands late on.
Mourinho is facing an FA ‘improper conduct’ charge, with a hearing scheduled to take place next week after Chelsea play the first leg of their Champions League quarter final against PSG. And even though Chelsea are top of the league at this stage, Mourinho has made it very clear that Foy will be to blame of The Blues fall short this season.
Mourinho said, “What happened at the Villa game I will never learn. I will never accept. I have a lot of experience, lots and lots of football, I have learned a lot of things.”
“One of the things I have learned is that you can win and you can lose. If you lose in the right way you move on and try not to lose again. Try to learn from the mistakes and think about the next match.”
“But I never learned to accepted to lose that way.”
“I think that our run in now is more difficult that Liverpool or Manchester City because we play in the Champions League and they don’t. We have to change our focus from Premier League to Champions League and back again, play two big matches against Paris.”
“Meanwhile, Liverpool keep going in their perfect season. We have more matches than them. We have no time to prepare for matches like they can. It’s a big advantage that City have just now, and Liverpool have had since the beginning of the season.”
By Ben Kelly
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