Cassano, another attack on Mo: “He’s rare, he knows where he can put the titles he’s won”

Antonio Cassano’s anger against Jose Mourinho did not subside. The former striker, burned by the digs made by the Special One team in connection with the match with Livaga that took place in 2013 (when both were wearing an Inter shirt), entered again with a straight leg at the words of the Portuguese. Full blast. In fact, FantAntonio answers point by point to the words of the Roma coach, starting with Livaga’s question: “I swear by what you want in my 18-year career, I’ve never spoken to anyone – explains BoboTv – I quarreled with everyone: bosses, footballers , and warehouse workers. I even went so far as to throw the TV at the manager, but without ever getting into a physical confrontation.”

Rome, Milan, Madrid

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Cassano starts right from statements about his performances in Rome and Milan where he “didn’t win anything”, as well as recounting his experience at Real Madrid where – according to Special One – he will be remembered “just for his jacket”: “Do you want to know why I chose to go to Rome? And not to Juventus? Because football for me has always been about love, passion and fun. If I wanted to win easily, I went to Juventus. You can ask Totti and De Rossi – explains Bari’s compatriot – and they will tell you that for 5 years I gave Roma players time Fun. Mourinho won the cup in Rome, but he caused obscene folly, chaos, quarrels, dismissals, disasters, insulting and killing players. I don’t want to win anything, I always played to entertain the fans, I don’t care about trophies. He won by playing obscene football, He must understand that he is a poor coach.” The outrage continues to talk about the adventure in the Blancos jersey: “Do they remember the jacket in Madrid? I also had 2 hours, 4 rings, shameful hair, they called me ‘Gordito’ because I was fat. I was 23, and they took me with the Galacticos and that means I was a phenomenon I went there, and made a mess of my mistake. They mention him in Madrid because they sent him off because he played terrible football. I left something in the hearts of the fans where I played. I never spoke badly of Mourinho’s man, nor do I know him nor judge him as a person. I will continue to criticize him on a football level. Football. And you know where you have to put the trophies you’ve won… I figured out where.”

Bad boss

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During the speech Cassano seemed excited, and after answering the words of the Roma coach, he increased the dose by pointing the finger at the Portuguese methods, which are considered outdated and unsuitable for football today: “You will never be the toe of Guardiola’s shoe, because he is a phenomenon and you are poor in training.” And again: “When you stop training, after three days no one will give up anymore. You will only leave disagreements and disagreements, you have never appreciated a player. As a coach, you are poor. Dear Mourinho, take an example from Spalletti or De Zerby who play great football.” I don’t judge Mourinho as a person, but as a coach I like zero. Moreover, 30 years ago it remained as a game, like contact, like everything. But the attack also targets those who would have offered Mourinho help to answer ‘FantAntonio’: “Anyone who asks him questions is afraid of him, they are ass-kisses, they are individuals without character. In Italy, nobody deals with Mourinho, but he doesn’t attack me. He can’t talk to me.” About football, he’s always played an obscene, unworthy, horrible game. Today some people from Inter wrote to me to tell me that Mo was rubbish. I’ve always shown the same face all my life.”

instagram

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The attack on Special One began in the late afternoon. In fact, through his Instagram profile, Cassano commented on Roma’s victory over Turin. Also in this case the Giallorossi referee is merciless: “Nothing changes. Roma can win or lose, but football is always the same. They didn’t make three assists, Dybala’s goal in the seventh minute and the game is over. They defend very well, but they They put three coaches in front of the goal and he doesn’t play football like his coach does. He’s a phenomenon and he would like to be Guardiola, but he can’t be like that even in his dreams.”