Mourinho identifies what will help him out of ‘bad feelings’

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has hinted that he currently has bad feelings after the 3-1 defeat his side suffered in the hands of West Ham on Saturday but disclosed that he is happy he has what will help him out.

Mourinho is currently under immense pressure as he is failing both on and off the pitch. Aside bad results, the Portuguese manager seems to have lost control of the dressing room and some of his players.

This is enough of a bad feeling for the former Chelsea manager but he said the Tuesday’s Champions League game with Valencia will help him out.

Mourinho expressed delight that he would be playing on Tuesday because it will help him to start thinking of training and other preparations away from the disappointing weekend.

The self proclaimed ‘Special One’ hinted that it would have been too much on him if he was to wait until another weekend before having a game to plan.

He therefore said he will be on the train from London to Manchester to begin training and preparations on Sunday. He stressed the need for his players to have same mentality so as to move on from the defeat.

United won their first Champions League game against Young Boys last week.

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