Artesia

Now at Chelsea Mourinho is making waves on the English football scene with his fiery and to some extent controversial post-match comments. The most recent incident was when he criticised Tottenham for their approach after the two clubs drew 0-0.
He said: "As we say in Portugal, they brought the bus and they left the bus in front of the goal. I would have been frustrated if I had been a supporter who paid £50 to watch this game because Spurs came to defend. I'm really frustrated because there was only one team looking to win, they only came not to concede - it's not fair for the football we played."
Mourinho added: "They fell as if they were dead and for five minutes each time, five more minutes when they change a player and they did this all the time. We played some fantastic football and we created lots of chances. I have no complaints with my players' performance. This is a difficult league with everyone losing games. Maybe even Tottenham will lose a game defending with 11 players."
For his fans Mourihno is the cool, composed and relaxed person with slightly graying hair and light stubble and a loosened tie. Brilliant on the pitch with his tactics and plans and at times flamboyantly entertaining with his comments after the match.

Here's a short bio on the great man for his fans and followers:

• 1963: Born January 26 in Setubal, Portugal.


• 1987: After a modest playing career as a reserve team defender and midfielder completed a UEFA coaching course after studying in Britain.


• 1990-92: Worked as a fitness trainer at various clubs and coached the junior team at Vitoria Setubal before taking a post as assistant coach at Estrela Amadora.


• 1992: Accepted a job as a translator for former England coach Bobby Robson at Sporting, later taking on a role as an assistant coach.


• 1994-1996: Worked as second assistant and later first assistant to Robson at Porto, helping the club to two league titles, one Portuguese Cup and one Portuguese Super Cup.


• 1996: Moved with Robson to Barcelona, again working as his assistant, and won the King's Cup, Super Cup and European Cup Winners' Cup in Robson's sole season in charge.


• 1997-2000: Stayed on at Barcelona and began working for Louis van Gaal, who used him at first as assistant and later as a scout. Under Van Gaal, won the league in 1998 and 1999 among other titles.


• 2000: Took first job as fully-fledged coach in charge at Benfica but fell out with club president after short time and quit.


• 2001: Took over at Uniao Leiria. 


• 2002: In January, with Leiria in third place, moved to Porto, taking the team up to third by the end of the season.


• 2003: Won a treble of UEFA Cup, and domestic league and cup with Porto in his first full season in charge. Later added Portuguese Super Cup.


• 2004: Clinched second successive league title and failed to complete another domestic double when Porto lost in final of Portuguese Cup to Benfica. Made up for that disappointment with a 3-0 win over Monaco in Champions League final in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, on May 26. 


• Announced intention to leave after the match and was appointed coach of Chelsea on a three-year contract on June 2nd.