Champions League - Being the most expensive comes to controversial
Mou Thu 05 May 2011 19:08:00
UEFA punished on Friday the Portuguese after their statements after the Real Madrid-Barcelona. You can now start preparing the portfolio, because the various bodies that have passed since the Portuguese coach who is very well have scratched his pocket. Mourinho
has not even completed his first season as coach of Real Madrid. There are still three rounds of league and still has a pending sanction by this body UEFA to take effect this Friday. His remarks after the first leg semi-final Champions League against Barcelona, \u200b\u200bwondering why the referees helped to Barcelona and criticizing the institution itself, will, presumably, the Portuguese have to make some money to deal with that punishment. 
Besides the match ban, a constant in his career and in this season, catches the attention of the large number of punishments received when he was coach of Chelsea and Inter Milan. If we add all the euros Mourinho has had to pay to UEFA, the Italian Federation or the English FA, it is clear that having the title of most controversial coach in the world and say what they think, is going very expensive to Portuguese. Before disclosing the total amount, it is best to remember the most talked about by the sanctions that Jose Mourinho has had to pay:
March 2005 - 5000 lbs after a tie against Manchester United in Carling Cup, Ferguson accused of "cheaters."
June 2005 - £ 200,000 harsh penalty for having held a secret meeting Ashley Cole, when the side was still an Arsenal player. UEFA punished
Friday the Portuguese after their statements after the Real Madrid-Barcelona. You can now start preparing the portfolio. - March 2, 2009 - criticized the referee after a tie between Inter and Roma: 10,000 euros.
September 2009 - also asked the referee why he had not expelled a rival for a ticket on Balotelli. One-match ban and 15,000 euros for a repeat offender.
December 2009 - 13,000 euros for insulting a journalist after a match between Inter and Atalanta.
February 2010 - 40,000 euros for making a gesture of being handcuffed after his expulsion for an Inter-Sampdoria. It was his most severe punishment in Italy. UEFA punished
Friday the Portuguese after their statements after the Real Madrid-Barcelona. You can now start preparing the portfolio. - 3 December 2010 - 10,000 euros and a game after having ordered Casillas, Sergio Ramos and Xabi Alonso to provoke his third yellow card in the match against Ajax.
A lack of knowing what sanction, political parties and economic security, impose Mourinho UEFA on Friday, after adding up all these amounts and have converted their penalties euros pounds while he coached Chelsea, we can say that to be the most controversial for all these years, has cost € 341,000 to Jose Mourinho. A small amount for him compared to its annual tab, but all of a losing record in European football.
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