Sir Alex Ferguson believes that Chelsea had placed
unrealistic and unreasonable demands on Jose
Mourinho.
Chelsea had said earlier this week through chief executive Peter
Kenyon that they wanted wanted Mourinho to win two Champions League
titles in six years.
And Manchester United boss Ferguson commented: It is amazing to
put pressure on the lad to win two European Cups.
Ferguson's assistant, Carlos Queiroz, a compatriot of Mourinho's,
feels that an attitude problem could have cost the ex-Chelsea
boss his job.
Queiroz said: Maybe the attitude he brought to the club created
some obstacles. Maybe his attitude to the new policy of the club
made it easier to take this option to leave.
Queiroz also believes that his fellow countryman will now head for
Spain.
He said: I dont think he will stay in England because the biggest
clubs are all stable. Spain seems like a league that would better
suit him.
