Mourinho asks for truce with UEFA

Wednesday, 31 August 05, 01:01 AM · Comments (0)

Jose Mourinho will forgive and forget his rows with UEFA last season if European football's governing body is prepared to do similar. "I have to forget what they did to me with the ban and we have to start with a clean sheet. If they want to start with a clean sheet, I will do the same," he said.

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Topics: Premier League 08/09, Chelsea

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Mourinho asks for truce with UEFA

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