Premiership return looms after Inter Milan’s Mourinho clashes with journo
Inter Milan boss Jose Mourinho's row with local journalists is escalating.
The ex-Chelsea boss has been threatened with legal action for his foul-mouthed attack on the reporter after his Inter Milan side drew 1-1 at Atalanta on Sunday.
The Sun says Mourinho, 46, watched the game from the stands as he served a touchline ban and was later said to have called Andrea Ramazzotti "a son of a whore" and "a s**t" when confronted alongside the Inter team bus.
As the incident escalated, the Special One - who has been linked with Manchester City should Mark Hughes be ousted - allegedly pushed Ramazzotti and told him to "f**k off back to the Press room".
Luigi Ferraiolo, president of the Italian sports journalists' association, blasted: "The physical and verbal attack by Mourinho on our colleague marks one of the lowest and most alarming moments in the relationship between football and the media."
Meanwhile, it's reported this morning that Inter president Massimo Moratti spoke to Ramazzotti and his newspaper, Corriere dello Sport, to say "sorry" for the affair.
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Mourinho's Inter is no different than Mancini's inter before him. Except it looks like they have even less heart. Mourinho is not a "special one" at all. He's good for tv because all he does is act arrogant and stir shit up. If he wins the champions league with inter, then he can talk about being special. He has proven nothing in Italy. Inter continues to win because their major rivals in the league have been weakened by the scandal for the last few years, and unlike Inter, haven't thrown piles of money at new signings. Sure journalists can be annoying, but he's hated by the media in Italy because he came in with an arrogance about him claiming that he'll "revolutionize" Italian football. really? Do you see Capello, or Ancelotti or Trapattoni making those kinds of arrogant comments? Seriously, Inter's football is uglier than ever. Right now AC Milan play much more attractive football and with the weakest team they've had in decades. Leonardo is also a foreign coach, but people respect him because he's not an arrogant jackass.
As for Zidane, he deserved to end his career in disgrace for not being able to handle a little smack talk on the pitch, like everyone else seems to be capable of.
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