I Am Not Going To Jump To Celebrate Against Manchester City’ - Jose Mourinho Speaks On Pre - Season Tie
Manchester United manager, Jose Mourinho,
has said he is not interested in the outcome
of his warm up game against Pep Guardiola’s
Manchester City.
The Portuguese may field two separate line-
ups during the game, with one XI playing 60
minutes and a second XI 30 minutes.
United have already beaten Los Angeles
Galaxy and Real Salt Lake in their two
previous preseason games with the manager
changing the entire line-up at half-time.
While talking about the Manchester derby,
Mourinho told reporters, “It’s nice for the US
and US fans, it’s very good for the event. I
think it’s very good for both clubs and there is
always a little bit of rivalry, a bit of an extra
ingredient but for me it’s a friendly.
“I’m not going to jump to celebrate a goal, or
cry if we concede, it’s preparation for me.
The European Super Cup is a match, West
Ham is a match.
“It’s a competitive training session, a training
session that you try to win but it’s not the
most important thing.
“I know what I want and it’s to give minutes
to my players, to improve, to make mistakes
to repeat in training exercises to stop those
mistakes and to make the new players try to
understand their teammates.”
has said he is not interested in the outcome
of his warm up game against Pep Guardiola’s
Manchester City.
The Portuguese may field two separate line-
ups during the game, with one XI playing 60
minutes and a second XI 30 minutes.
United have already beaten Los Angeles
Galaxy and Real Salt Lake in their two
previous preseason games with the manager
changing the entire line-up at half-time.
While talking about the Manchester derby,
Mourinho told reporters, “It’s nice for the US
and US fans, it’s very good for the event. I
think it’s very good for both clubs and there is
always a little bit of rivalry, a bit of an extra
ingredient but for me it’s a friendly.
“I’m not going to jump to celebrate a goal, or
cry if we concede, it’s preparation for me.
The European Super Cup is a match, West
Ham is a match.
“It’s a competitive training session, a training
session that you try to win but it’s not the
most important thing.
“I know what I want and it’s to give minutes
to my players, to improve, to make mistakes
to repeat in training exercises to stop those
mistakes and to make the new players try to
understand their teammates.”
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