In England, the war of words between the coaches of "Man Utd" and "Chelsea" clubs is intensifying.
The first shots were fired by the manager of the "Red Devils" Jose Mourinho, who stated that he doesn't like coaches who "behave like clowns" on the sidelines, referring to Antonio Conte and Jurgen Klopp.
Yesterday, the coach of the "Blues" fired back at the Portuguese, suggesting that the representative of the Manchester team may be suffering from memory loss if he doesn't remember his past actions.
After winning the FA Cup match against "Derby," J. Mourinho decided not to back down and once again attacked A. Conte:
"The Italian doesn't need to talk about my past or future mistakes. I can say that I have never been punished for fixed matches."
Let's remind that former "Siena" coach A. Conte was involved in a scandal related to events in the 2010-11 season when he was accused of knowing about fixed matches but not informing the authorities.
