shorty88
14 Jul 2007, 12:19 PM
It's not like he's about to jump on a plane tomorrow but he says he wouldn't mind coaching here towards the end of his career.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premiership/chelsea/article2072704.ece
José Mourinho has often appeared to be a man intent on global domination and yesterday he signalled his intention to conquer football’s final frontier. In welcoming David Beckham to the United States, the Portuguese raised the tantalising prospect of following him here to work as a manager in 20 years’ time
“I would be tempted to come and work here,” Mourinho said. “In 20 years. Beckham is at the end of his career as a player; at the end of my career as a manager, I would love to. Before or after Portugal is a difficult question.
“The country is amazing. It is a big challenge to help soccer become more important in this country. This is a sports country, for sure, but everybody else knows that the hand games are in front of the foot games.”
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premiership/chelsea/article2072704.ece
José Mourinho has often appeared to be a man intent on global domination and yesterday he signalled his intention to conquer football’s final frontier. In welcoming David Beckham to the United States, the Portuguese raised the tantalising prospect of following him here to work as a manager in 20 years’ time
“I would be tempted to come and work here,” Mourinho said. “In 20 years. Beckham is at the end of his career as a player; at the end of my career as a manager, I would love to. Before or after Portugal is a difficult question.
“The country is amazing. It is a big challenge to help soccer become more important in this country. This is a sports country, for sure, but everybody else knows that the hand games are in front of the foot games.”