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| Mou maintains his silence |
Friday 25 September, 2009
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Inter Coach Jose Mourinho has decided to continue his media silence following his sending off against Cagliari on Sunday.
The 'Special One' was given his marching orders for showing dissent towards the referee after he awarded Cagliari a penalty.
Mourinho staunchly refused to do any post-match interviews and sent Marco Branca instead.
On receiving a one-match ban the following day, Mourinho decided not to appear at a Press Conference anticipating Wednesday night's match against Napoli. Esteban Cambiasso deputised for him.
It was expected Mourinho would resume his relationship with the Press after watching his team record an impressive 3-1 victory from a box at San Siro.
However, Mourinho was absent again at this morning's pre-match Press Conference.
He sent Lucio instead to talk to the media about tomorrow night's clash with Sampdoria.
The official line coming out of Inter's Press Office was simply described as “turning the spotlight on an important new signing.”
Another Inter spokesman explained it away as an exercise in “media rotation.”
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