Mourinho's "harsh love" helped Chelsea become a trophy-winning machine, with the Portuguese boss often angrily calling his players "scrap wood and garbage".
Robert Hutter, who had been here for a while in 2004 when the self-described "special one" came to Stamford Bridge as Blues manager, revealed how the most demanding coach helped his players perform at their best. Mourinho's approach worked, and he was very successful in his management of Chelsea, helping the Blues win the Premier League and major domestic cups, and he also opened the era of Chelsea's trophy-filled era.
When explaining how Mourinho made Chelsea pursue perfection, Hute told reporters: Mourinho has 2 magic weapons, scolding people + snow hiding! If you don't live up to his standards, he'll give you a chance and then another chance, but by that time, if you make a mistake, your playing time is over and you'll be on the bench until you conquer Mourinho again! That's the environment he created, and he's the one who makes Chelsea so successful! He lays the foundation and expectations for the club every day. It's not just what we do on Saturday, it's every day you do as a Chelsea player and it's about meeting his standards!
Hutter also said: "To be honest, I love him. I think he's great, he's pure, it's either black or white. It's hard to imagine how many times I've gotten particularly positive feedback from him, he's not the kind of person who casually praises him, he doesn't like to talk about the scene, he's tough and I think I have to score 6 goals in 1 game to get something positive from him. He analyzes your personal performance and then he will say: That's bad! Then he will tell you your mistakes and tell you how to improve. He communicated with me many times and he said where I wasn't doing well enough. It's the quality that players used to need, but now, not everyone can accept the criticism of Mourinho!
Mourinho's management approach is not always universally accepted, from Manchester to Madrid, his clashes with star players are common, but his resume speaks for itself, and he will go down in football history as one of the most brilliant coaches in history. The 59-year-old is currently the head coach of Serie A side Roma and last season he led the team to the long-awaited European trophy (European Cup). He hinted that he was still a long way from retirement, as he was still fully engaged in the pursuit of the championship!
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