The most personalized manager in the history of soccer, Mourinho these classic moments you still remember?

Mourinho's flamboyant personality is well known to the world, and those who love him say he is genuine and charismatic, while those who hate him say he is arrogant and unselfconscious. The Portuguese manager is probably the soccer coach with the strongest presence on and off the field, leaving behind classic quotes and the most exciting moments in the past.

When it comes to post-match celebrations, Mourinho has left a lot of classic footage, and there is no shortage of provocative and controversial footage, but of course, the maniac's move is not simply a matter of being petty or upset.

The post-match protests were a means for Mourinho to defend his home turf, boost his team's morale, and divert attention from the outside world, as well as to combat his opponents' momentum, thus laying the groundwork for the next round of meetings between the two sides. Let's not say that these outside the dish is really effective to convince people, but this, is Mourinho's coaching style, but also his distinctive brand as a coach.

Coaching career so far, Mourinho has left the world countless or passion, or controversy, or strange celebration lens, love him because of these people love him more, hate him will be more disgusted with him. Right or wrong aside, let's take a look at the history of the maniac Images Curry's impressive celebrations (celebrations can be made into a special issue, which in the coaching community is also no sei).

When: 2004

Where: Old Trafford

Battle: Man Utd 1-1 Porto

In the 2003-04 season, the fledgling Mourinho faced off against the veterans of the UEFA Champions League in the 1/8 final. The final was a head-to-head encounter with the veteran Ferguson, and not many people were optimistic about Porto's prospects of advancing against the powerful Premier League champions.

In the first round at the Dragon Stadium, Porto smashed Manchester United 2-1 in the cold, and in the second round at Old Trafford, the Red Devils held a 1-0 scoreline until the 90th minute of the game, but a last-minute shot by Kostinha pulled the Portuguese Premier League leaders back from the dead, and Jose Mourinho, who was in the coaching box, jumped up and ran more than 50 meters to join in the celebrations of Porto's players, who were also in the middle of the game, and then the Red Devils were in the middle of the game. In addition, the Magic Bird continued to encourage the visiting fans in the stands of the Theater of Dreams to continue to cheer, and even the referee had to remind the Portuguese manager that there were still three minutes of extra time left in the game before the match ended.

In the end, Porto knocked out Manchester United 3-2 on aggregate to advance to the last eight, and Mourinho's "madman" qualities emerged as he dared to be so "reckless" in front of the old master.

Time: 2014

Location: Stamford Bridge

Battle: Chelsea 2-0 Paris Saint-Germain

2013-14 is Mourinho's first season back at the Blue Bridge. The Champions League quarterfinal match between Chelsea and Ligue 1 giants Paris Saint-Germain came in the first round. The Blues lost 1-3 in the first leg at the Parc des Princes, and needed to win by two goals at home to stay in the competition.

Three minutes before the end, Demba Ba's goal made it 2-0, equalizing the total, and Chelsea instantly reversed the course of the series with an away goal. After the goal, almost all the Blues players gathered near the corner flag area to celebrate the kill, and Mourinho once again staged a long-distance run, while raising his arms and whispering to Torres, Eto'o and others who were stacking up.

Even though the Magic Bird claimed after the game that he was only running to deliver the next tactic to the players and not to celebrate, the scene still reminded fans of the famous Old Trafford night a decade ago.

When: 2005

Where: Millennium Stadium, Cardiff

Battle: Chelsea 3-2 Liverpool

In the summer of 2004, Mourinho, who had just lifted the Big Ears in Porto, was in the middle of his first English campaign. In the summer of 2004, Mourinho made his debut in England, and under his integrated construction, the Blues, who had a rock-solid defense, were riding high in the league.

Chelsea welcomed traditional giants Liverpool to the League Cup final in February 2005, and Riise gave the Reds the lead just 45 seconds into the match. After that, the Blues attacked but were never able to knock down Dudek's goal, and it was only in the 77th minute of the game that the Blues were able to equalize the score with Gerrard's own goal. What was unexpected was that after the goal, Mourinho walked up to the Liverpool fans in front of the stands and made a "quiet" gesture, which made the already noisy Reds fans explode.

Although the maniac was subsequently sent off by the referee, Chelsea dominated the game in extra time, and Mourinho won his first trophy since arriving in England. But the provocative move also saw him come under even more fire from the British media.

When: 2008

Where: Meazza

Battle: Inter Milan 1-0 Udinese

In the 2008-09 season, Mourinho picked up the coaching reins of Serie A giants Inter Milan. Mourinho picked up the coaching whip of Serie A giants Inter Milan in the 2008-09 season. At the beginning of his reign, the Blue and Black's on-field performance and overall record did not improve significantly compared to his predecessor Roberto Mancini's period, which led to the Magic Bird being criticized by a lot of media and even fans of the team.

The 11th round of Serie A against Udinese, Cruz's goal in stoppage time brought Inter a hard-won victory, enduring the scene booed Mourinho in the Argentine scored a goal again facing the stands to make a quiet gesture, beside the team staff rushed to come over to the venting of dissatisfaction of the maniac.

According to the manager himself, it was a response to the fans who had booed him with banners and the Italian media to shut up.

When: 2005

Where: Stamford Bridge

Battle: Chelsea 4-2 Barcelona

It was still in the 2004-05 season, the Champions League Quarter-Finals, and the Premier League, The two rising teams in La Liga, Chelsea and Barcelona, met each other on a narrow road. The Blues, who lost 1-2 on the road in the first round, returned to Stamford Bridge and took a 3-0 lead in just 20 minutes, but the Brazilian elf Ronaldinho's amazing magic show chased down the two goals and equalized the total score to 4-4.

At the critical moment, the Blues captain Terry stepped forward with a powerful header to exceed the total score again, and finally Chelsea 4-2 victory over Barcelona into the quarterfinals. At the end of the game, Mourinho could not hide his excitement as he continued to swing his arms in celebration, and the swinging of his fist has become one of the most common actions of the maniac's celebration career.

Time: 2006

Place: Stamford Bridge

Battle: Chelsea 3-0 Man Utd

In the 37th round of the 2005-06 EPL season, Chelsea needed only a draw to advance to the top of the table. Chelsea, at home, only needed a draw to advance to the top to defend the league title, and this time it was the Red Devils who were unfortunate enough to be the backdrop for the Blues.

During the match, Gala, Jokowi and Carvalho scored in succession to help Chelsea end the championship early, and Mourinho on the coach's bench in the game is not yet finished in the heart of the game and the side of the assistant coaches to shake hands to celebrate one by one. At the award ceremony, the maniac just won the Premier League title medal threw the Blues die-hard fans on the bleachers, and left a sentence: "I already have a" classic quotes.

When: 2006

Where: Camp Nou

Battle: Barcelona 2-2 Chelsea

2006-07, Chelsea and Barcelona met for the third consecutive season. The two sides met in the Champions League for the third consecutive season, and this time they advanced to the group stage. In the first of the back-to-back matches, the Blues defeated the defending champions Barcelona 1-0 at home with a goal from Didier Drogba.

In the second round at the Nou Camp, Deco and Gudjohnsen helped the Red Blues take the lead, but goals from Lampard and Drogba gave Chelsea a point away from home to take the initiative in the group stage. In stoppage time, the Beast shot from a small angle to break through Valdes' goal again for the equalizer, Mourinho on the sidelines made almost exclusively belong to the players sliding on their knees to celebrate the action, and this scene has become the Barcelona Blues grudges in the history of the eternal classic moments.

When: 2012

Where: Bernabeu

Battle: Real Madrid 3-2 Manchester City

In the first match of the group stage of the Champions League in the 2012-13 season, Real Madrid played host to the English Premier League newcomers Manchester City. The game was played against Manchester City, a newcomer to the English Premier League. In the match, the Blue Moon under Roberto Mancini's rule countered to take the lead twice over the Mu-style Real Madrid. Until the 90th minute, Crowe small angle shot to win the game staged a shutout + reversal of the drama, Mourinho also rushed into the stadium once again to complete a more standard sliding kneeling action, this special way of celebrating not only let the fans on the scene screamed for joy, for the end of this crazy night to a successful conclusion, and at the same time, also caused Drogba's "jealousy! "

After the game, the Beast asked the maniac: "Remember who was the last player to make you slide on your knees? （

When: 2009

Where: Meazza

Battle: Inter Milan 2-1 Udinese <

In the seventh round of the 2009-10 Serie A season, Inter Milan's recent poor performance earned them a narrow 2-1 victory over Udinese at home, and before the match, Jose Mourinho was in a press conference to fight with his critics in the Italian media.

During the match, Sneijder's stoppage-time winner delighted the maniac, and the Portuguese manager gave vent to his long-suppressed emotions with a tongue-lashing, fist-pumping, one-legged jumping celebration. Then, Muhammad fought with the media at the press conference ......

Time: 2010

Place: Meazza

Battle: Inter Milan 2-0 Juventus

Also in 2009-10, the Derby d'Italia was repeated in the 34th round of the Serie A season. Inter Milan were narrowly second in the league and were in danger of seeing leaders Roma increase their lead. Facing criticism from the media, Mourinho implemented a policy of "press silence" to cope with the situation.

The Portuguese made the quiet gesture once in the match when Maicon's world wave helped Inter open the scoring. When Eto'o extended the score to 2-0, the maniac rushed into the field to complete a set of gliding action to celebrate the victory in advance - a game of "celebrating the second degree" achievement was reached √. It is worth mentioning that this is Mourinho's 100th official game in charge of the Blue and Blacks.

Time: 2010

Place: Camp Nou

Battle: Barcelona 1-0 Inter Milan

This is one of the few times that Mourinho's career has seen him celebrating wildly after a loss. The game was one of the few in Mourinho's career in which he celebrated after a loss, and Barcelona seems to be one of the rivals with the deepest grudges and the most controversial issues, as Inter Milan lost a one-goal away match to the up-and-coming Barcelona in the Champions League semifinals of the 2009-10 season, eliminating the rivals from the final by a score of 3-2 on aggregate.

After the game, Mourinho single-fingered sky high-speed rushed into the field straight to the Inter fans stands, in the Camp Nou tens of thousands of fans watching the unrestrained celebration of the results of the entire series of victories, this move also caused the home team up and down the strong dissatisfaction, the Barcelona goalkeeper Valdés angrily ran to the face-to-face, the Nou Camp Stadium turf sprinklers also at this point in time suddenly started (-_-||), but these are all But none of that stopped Mourinho and Inter from celebrating, and that's the scene that started this article ......

Time: 2015

Place: The Hawthorns

Battle: West Bromwich 3-0 Chelsea

In the 2014-15 season, Mu II's Chelsea went all the way to the top of the Premier League to be crowned champions. In the 37th round of the league, the Blues, who had already won the title in advance, visited the Hawthorns to challenge West Bromwich. Despite the team's three-goal defeat, Mourinho came to the visitors' stand to thank the Chelsea fans for their support, and the image of the madman pointing a finger to the sky is undoubtedly a declaration to the fans that "this year, we are the first".

When: 2011

Where: Mestalla

Battle: Valencia 2-3 Real Madrid

In the 13th round of La Liga in the 2011-12 season, Real Madrid won 3-3 on the road in a tough battle. Away from the Mestalla Stadium, Real Madrid attacked 3-2 in a tough match. When Crowe extended the lead to 3-1 in the 79th minute, Mourinho jumped on the back of Real Madrid substitute Callejon to celebrate the goal.

After the game, nicknamed "little motorcycle", the latter is not funny, said: "Mou Shuai rode to me after I was flabbergasted with two or three seconds to react to ......" Of course. Out to mix always have to return, in six months after the La Liga championship celebration, Mourinho also willingly as a Callejon's "seat". From these can also see, at least at the end of this season, the maniac and Real Madrid stars relationship is still very harmonious ......

Time: 2017

Location: Old Trafford

The battle: the battle of the two sides of the world, the first is the first to be held in the United States. > Battle: Manchester United 2-0 Chelsea

The battle of red and blue is still going on, but this time Mourinho took off his blue shirt and put on a red one. in the 33rd round of the 2016-17 season of the English Premier League, Manchester United won 2-0 at home against the league leader Chelsea, and Mourinho also won the duel with Conte. After the final whistle, Mourinho pouted and walked straight to the dressing room, pointing to the Red Devils logo on his jacket as he made his way to the fans in the stands.

After landing at Old Trafford, Mourinho once said: "I am now 100 percent a Manchester United man". In this game, the maniac proved it once again with his actions. Not to blow no black, to celebrate, the maniac in the coaching world really is not against the existence of who ......