Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has revealed that he feels himself to be in much better shape than what he was during his first stint with the English Premier League club at Stamford Bridge.
According to The Sun, Mourinho was speaking in Bangkok and insisted he was better than the Jose of 2004, after being asked by reporters to compare with the Mourinho of today.
Mourinho said that because he had spent two years with Inter Milan and three years in Spain, he had a sense of football culture more than before, with much more experience.
The manager, who won six trophies for Chelsea, including two Premier League titles, was very happy with the three new signings the Blues had made so far for the next season and was in a confident mood, the report added.
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