Mourinho escapes charge for Carling Cup gestures

Jose Mourinho will not face any Football Association charge over his "silence" gesture that saw him sent from the Chelsea dug-out in Sunday’s Carling Cup final.

Mourinho escapes charge for Carling Cup gestures
Wed, 02 Mar, 2005 - 16:42

Jose Mourinho will not face any Football Association charge over his "silence" gesture that saw him sent from the Chelsea dug-out in Sunday’s Carling Cup final.

Mourinho was forced to watch the climax of his side’s victory over Liverpool on television after being ushered away from the touchline by fourth official Phil Crossley.

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