Jose Mourinho has dedicated last night’s crucial 2-1 victory over Dynamo Kyiv to young children who have been bullied at school, according to the Mirror.
Stamford Bridge leapt to the support of the under pressure manager last night, with constant singing and Jose Mourinho chants. The manager, clearly moved by the support has praised the fans too, for their constant support of not just him, but for the players too.
Mourinho said:
In good moments you see the street full of people celebrating in a buzz. It’s easy for kids to go to school in a Chelsea shirt when Chelsea win every match.
It’s not easy for 11 or 12-year-old kids to go to school with a Chelsea shirt when Chelsea are losing matches, when probably they are bullied by other kids whose teams are winning.
Chelsea ran out winners after Willian saved the day once again with a delicately placed free-kick in the last few minutes of the second half. Just had gone ahead from an own goal by Kyiv defender, Aleksander Dragovic. It was Dragovic that managed to pull Kyiv back on level terms after Asmir Begovic fumbled the ball when coming out to collect a corner.
He went on to add:
I was always impressed when I saw Liverpool at Anfield, when we beat them 4-1 and, in the last 10 minutes, Anfield was singing for that team. I was impressed. With Chelsea, I think this is my moment. It was amazing.
Mourinho and Chelsea will now turn their attention to Stoke, who they face on Saturday.
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