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<p>Mourinho vows to be back<br/>Former Chelsea boss promises to manage in England again</p><p><a href=\"http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11668_2746554,00.html\">http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11668_2746554,00.html</a></p><p>穆帅的声明<br/>喜欢英格兰，以后还会执教英超，但他的下一站会在其他国家<br/>另外不会做葡萄牙主帅，而且也不想执教葡超</p><p><br/>Jose Mourinho has confirmed his next job will not be in England, while also ruling out taking over the Portugal national team. </p><p>The 44-year-old parted company with Chelsea in the early hours of Thursday and has been succeeded by Avram Grant at Stamford Bridge. </p><p>Mourinho maintains he was not sacked, but accepts it was time to go after a breakdown in his relationship with the board. </p><p>The former Blues boss stated that he plans to manage in England again, although not right away out of respect for his previous employers. </p><p>Asked if he would work in England again, Mourinho said on Sky Sports News: \"Yes, for sure I want to. </p><p>\"I don\'t want to in my next step. I don\'t want to leave the Chelsea door and go immediately to another door. I think my next step must be another country. </p><p>\"I am 44, I hope to have many years in front of me to manage. </p><p>\"I love English football, that hasn\'t changed.\" </p><p><br/>No to Portugal</p><p>Mourinho has been linked with replacing Luiz Felipe Scolari as Portugal coach, but he has no interest in working in his homeland again. </p><p>\"I want to make clear is that I don\'t want the Portuguese national team job,\" he added. </p><p>\"I want to say Scolari has no need to look behind him because I\'m not there waiting. </p><p>\"I don\'t want to work, not just with the Portuguese national team, but in Portuguese football.\"<br/>--<br/>\"Everybody wants Chelsea to lose a game. <br/> When they do they should declare a public holiday.\" <br/></p> |
