Lampard: "He will not train Tottenham ... and you can repeat it in 10 years"
The phrase "I will never train Tottenham" pronounced by José Mourinho when he was a Chelsea coach in 2015 is giving a lot to talk about. "It was before I was fired. This is modern football. When my father was a player, before Bosman Law, soccer players used to play 20 years on the same team. Everything has changed. Regarding coaches, and partly because of Because of you, we have lost that stability. When I went to Manchester United, and we no longer talk about Tottenham, if I wanted to be in England just for Chelsea, I would have had to wait a third chance. I would probably have won another Premier. it's past, a great past, "the Portuguese was justified in his presentation with the 'spurs'.
Frank Lampard, one of his pupils at the Bridge and now a blues coach, was questioned for the same. "I can firmly say that I will not train Tottenham ... and you can repeat it again in 10 years. It will not happen, but I think things are different. Mourinho has worked in many clubs and we must respect his right to work," said a former player He also talked about his departure from Chelsea.
"I was 13 years here as a player, I have a very deep feeling for the club, but I went to the City one year at the end of my career. Chelsea is in my heart and that is why I am so proud to lead this team," he said. Lampard
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