He slammed Jose Mourinho: 'He gets fired, he fights with the president' | Fenerbahçe's former coach...
The world-famous manager Jose Mourinho, who left Fenerbahce and transferred to Benfica of Portugal, has made some interesting remarks about Mourinho. The former England national team striker criticized the Portuguese manager, emphasizing compensation and implying that he had lost his fire in him.

Jose Mourinho, who started the season with the Yellow-Lacivertli team and was criticized for his statements before and after the Benfica match in the Champions League, was parted ways.
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2-YEAR CONTRACT
Later, the Portuguese manager signed a contract with Benfica, one of the well-established teams of his country, and expressed his regret for leaving Fenerbahçe. After sending Bruno Lage away, Benfica brought Jose Mourinho in as manager and signed a 2-year contract.
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However, the veteran coach's name was also linked with Premier League side Nottingham Forest. At this point, the former England striker did not neglect to make harsh statements about Mourinho.
Former England National Team striker Stan Collymore criticized Jose Mourinho as follows:
'Did Nottingham Forest make a mistake by not bringing Jose Mourinho in? Absolutely not! Forest certainly dodged a bullet there because Mourinho's approach has been the same lately.
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'He's taking his severance pay and leaving'
He gets a job, he gets fired, then he's on all the TV channels telling everybody how great he is. Then a president sees him and thinks, yes, he still has that fire in him. They give him another job and within a week he's at odds with the local press. Then, towards the end of the month, he clashes with the rest of the press across the country, three months later he fights with the president, then he takes his severance pay and looks elsewhere.
'There is no need'
That's the last thing Forest need. Forest don't need such a destabilizing figure for Mourinho. It's clearly a matter of debate for the experts, but perhaps it's worth noting that what Nottingham Forest need right now is a change in the system.'