Jose Mourinho's Man-Management Led Inter Milan to 2010 Champions League Victory
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Summary
The article recounts Jose Mourinho's second Champions League triumph with Inter Milan in 2010, highlighting his man-management skills and the underdog narrative. It draws parallels to his earlier success with Porto in 2004, emphasizing how rejection by Barcelona fueled his determination.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledFor the Portuguese it was a second Champions League triumph - and, for the second time, an against-the-odds win, in which Mourinho's man-management skills were front and centre.
Porto's triumph in 2004 was also an underdog tale (the only side since the turn of the century from outside Europe's big five leagues to win the Champions League) and also a story where Mourinho's man-management came to the fore.
How Barcelona rejection fuelled Jose Mourinho's second Champions League triumph, with Inter Milan in 2010.
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