Published: 9:01AM GMT twenty-three February 2010
Easy target: Jose Mourinho opens himself up to critique Photo: AP Mourinho and Ancelotti had a stretched attribute when the Italian was in assign of Inter"s city rivals AC Milan. And that hasn"t changed, in any case of Ancelotti"s switch to Stamford Bridge.
Despite proof an present success with Inter, winning the Serie A pretension last season, Mourinho has never warranted the same love from Italian football fans and officials as he did in England.
Ashley Cole flies out to Spanish breakwater Ashley Cole related with Chelsea depart Cole should be success story Abramovich warns Chelsea staff Cole"s poise devoured by republic of voyeurs Mourinho faces greatest exam opposite ChelseaHas was not long ago since a three-match anathema and fined €40,000 following his fetter gesticulate during Saturday"s compare with Sampdoria in that dual Inter players were sent off.
Inter defenders Walter Samuel and Ivan Cordoba both saw red during the goalless pull at the San Siro, compelling Mourinho to cranky his arms in a gesticulate that has been interpreted as his approach of suggesting his side were being victimised by officials.
And now, interjection to Mourinho"s behaviour, Ancelotti has uninformed ammunition to make use of opposite his rival, revelation Il Giornale: "The total of Italy, Inter fans excluded, will be ancillary Chelsea."
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