I Am What I Am. I Am Not The Best, I Am Not The Worst, I'm Just Me

Peter Kenyon, who was chief executive at Old Trafford before being lured to Stamford Bridge, has worked with both Ferguson and Mourinho, and he believes Chelsea's new manager can build dynastic success in the same single-minded way as the Scot has done at Manchester United.

Mourinho responds in typical fashion, "I don't want to be compared with other people.  I am what I am, I've done what I've done, and I will try to do well again in the future.  But I know that one day, instead of being a champion at the end of the season, I'll get the sack.  These things happen in football.  I don't think I'm the best in the world when I win, and I don't think I'm the worst when I lose.  I'm just me."

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