Jose Mourinho’s latest victim is a little surprising (and nearly NSFW!)

After ending a three-game Premier League losing streak with a 1-0 victory over Norwich at the weekend, Jose Mourinho’s team will be hoping to build on that result in order to get their faltering season back on track.

“I didn’t start the season well”.

That said, Jose Mourinho’s attacking players haven’t been at it this season either.

The only thing that matter is that we put on the most competitively intense competition we can attracting the world’s best players, trying to attract the world’s best managers, trying to grow the league.

While Chelsea are looking up, Norwich’s focus is on Premier League survival, with boss Alex Neil aggrieved not to be awarded a penalty when Robbie Brady was bundled over by Willian in the first half. The game was played in the right manner so the decision was right [to play it].

“So we are all together with the fans as well and we are very happy to have them”. Maybe I have to play a No. 10 because we have to try’.

‘Some good people at the FA have taken a kicking after concluding there was insufficient evidence to charge Mourinho, whilst the whole furore may also deter women from becoming involved in football, as well as discouraging clubs from employing them.

“I didn’t have a single problem within the squad”, said Mourinho. With this, they are one of only two teams who are already mathematically knocked out of the competition – the other being Borussia Mönchengladbach.

“It’s simple. If we lose, we are in trouble”.

After 13 games, it can certainly cannot be described as a fluke that they sit atop the Premier League – and the Foxes will for a few weeks at least be included in every poll about England’s likely Champions League representatives.

“And so, no disrespect to Chelsea, we like the idea that the champions are not the champions next year. The players are getting their confidence back”, Mourinho told a news conference on Monday.

The home side come into the match off a 3-0 away league win over Hapoel Haifa, which was played in the same stadium where Maccabi Tel Aviv host their European games.