I Don't Care About Real Madrid :Jose Mourinho

Jose Mourinho may be reprimanded for gloating, yet he never could be condemned for neglecting to engross his open. The Portuguese has arrived at five sequential semi-finals of the Champions League: unified with Inter Milan, three with Real Madrid and now a fifth with Chelsea. Throughout that period he has provided for us incalculable exciting vignettes and sub-plots, none more so than the last-heave triumph over Paris Saint-Germain at Stamford Bridge. In the wake of tumbling to 3-1 annihilation in Paris a week ago, it searched very nearly inconceivable for the Londoners to advancement from their quarter-last second leg. At the same time Mourinho's side busy their spot in the last four of Europe with Demba Ba netting at the demise to secure a 2-0 win on the night, putting them through on away objectives (3-3 total). ). 

Mourinho himself joined in the festivals, totally disregarding the confinements of his specialized zone to bounce into the euphoric swarm of Chelsea players in one of the characterizing pictures of the season as such. While Mourinho's group were finishing their rebound, Los Blancos survived a sensational alarm to see off Borussia Dortmund regardless of losing 2-0 at Signal Iduna Park, having triumphed by three objectives at Santiago Bernabeu. The two outcomes set up the possibility of Mourinho confronting the club which he exited in upsetting circumstances to rejoin Chelsea the previous summer, with a Champions League last place at stake. In the meantime, he could additionally quiet a percentage of the commentators who bothered and harassed him out of Spain, and snicker at his powerlessness to win the Champions League throughout his three years at the Bernabeu. At the same time 'The Special One' demands he couldn't care less about the likelihood of being drawn against his previous club Real in the semi-finals, and isn't yearning for vengeance. We are official seller of 2014 world cup final tickets, you can get from here at easy rates through our website or call at +34(0)600494094.