Mourinho: I'm sorry for being arrogant

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has apologised for being arrogant in his approach to managing Chelsea.

Wed, 28 Dec, 2005 - 07:10

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has apologised for being arrogant in his approach to managing Chelsea.

The ‘Special One’ enjoys an ongoing battle with the media in Britain but has tried to explain why he tries to live up to his nickname at the Barclays Premiership’s richest club.

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