Upset Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho storms out of TV interview

Jose Mourinho walks out of a TV interview

JOSE MOURINHO walked out of one of his post-match interviews after Chelsea were dumped out of the Capital One Cup.

 

Mourinho was surprisingly upbeat in his press conference after losing to Stoke 5-4 on penalties following a 1-1 extra-time draw.

But the Chelsea boss cut short an interview with TV broadcaster beIN SPORTS, refusing to discuss any more 'negatives' from the game.

When asked why his team couldn't make their extra man count following Phil Bardsley's sending off, he said: "You want to go just for the negative side."

 

Mourinho was unhappy with the negative line of questioning

Mourinho got riled when asked about Stoke's goal

Mourinho went on to explain why his team deserved to win.

But the Portuguese cut off the conversation when asked if he was disappointed with the way his team defended Jon Walters' goal for Stoke.

"Look, once more you want to go for the negative. I don't want [to answer]," Mourinho hissed. "See you tomorrow."

 

When speaking to the media as a whole, Mourinho insisted he had not his dressing room.

"Honestly, do you think they are not with me? he added.

"That they didn't give everything to win the game?"

 

"That is really sad - not sad for me but sad for the players, and I think it is a lack of respect to the players, not to me.

"For me it would be a fantastic situation if the players are against me - I could say we don't have results because the players are against me.

"I think what some people write and say is really bad for the players. They tried everything."