Manuel Pellegrini ha respondido a José Mourinho diciéndole a su rival que piense en su propio negocio y se concentre en el Chelsea.
La ultima en la cadena de reclamos visto es la queja de Mourinho pidiendo la suspensión de Yaya Toure por golpear al delantero del Norwich Ricky Van Wolfswinkel el fin de semana.
Los comentarios del entrenador del Chelsea han sido llamados juegos de la mente por algunos, pero Pellegrini tiene tanta experiencia para comprar eso. No creo que esos sean juegos de la mente, no creo que cualquier entrenador pueda ser afectado por esos cosas.
No hablo acerca de otros temas, si la FA debe suspender a jugador de otro equipo o si el arbitro ha dado una mala decisión para el otro equipo.la mejor manera es permitir a los árbitros y la FA hacer su trabajo. No respondo a las cosas que dice Mourinho cada semana porque luego el continuara cada semana tratando de hablar cosas que no están conectadas con el fútbol.
Pellegrini explico que el ha hecho una excepción el ultimo viernes cuando el acuso al entrenador del Chelsea de mentir acerca del dinero Chelsea ha desperdiciado y las decisiones del City han sido dadas por los árbitros. yo le respondí una vez porque si tu permaneces en silencio parece que esta de acuerdo con esas cosas. El empieza hablando acerca de árbitros y Financial Fair Play. No creo que esa es la manera. Estamos aun en cuatro competencias, estamos fuertemente mentalizados y en el futuro veremos quien lo hace mejor.
Mourinho quien empezó su retorno la fútbol ingles, insistiendo el podría ser amigos con alguien, empezando a golpear a Pellegrini en la misma forma que el ataco a Arsene Wenger durante sus primer stint en Stanford bridge, ahora lo hace con Manchester City, su mas obvio rival. Mourinho no ha dicho nada de David Moyes.
Su encuentro con Suderland el próximo miércoles su oponente el próximo mes en la final de la Copa League es el primero de los tres juegos directos en el Etiha que incluye el Chelsea en al FA y el Barcelona en la Champion. Pellegrini ha dicho que Samir Nasri podría estar en forma para el ultimo de los tres partidos, pero que no confirma que Sergio Agüero y Fernandiño puedan recuperarse contra el campeón español. Eso podría significar que Yaya Toure pueda jugar como delante de los cuatro defensas un rol que es sabido no le gusta.
The latest in a string of digs at Manchester City has seen Mourinho argue in vain for Yaya Touré's suspension for kicking the Norwich striker Ricky van Wolfswinkel at the weekend.
The Chelsea manager's comments have been called mind games by some, but Pellegrini is too experienced to buy that. "I don't think those are mind games," he said. "I don't think any manager can be affected by those things.
"I don't talk about other teams – whether the FA should suspend a player from another team or whether the referee has given a bad decision to another team. The best way is to let the referees and the FA do their job.
"I don't respond to the things Mourinho says every week because then he will continue every week trying to talk about things that are not connected with football."
Pellegrini explained he had made an exception last Friday when he accused the Chelsea manager of lying about the money Chelsea have spent and the decisions City have been given by referees.
"I answered him once because, if you always stay silent, it seems like you agree with these things," he added. "He started talking about referees and Financial Fair Play. I don't think that is the way.
"We are still in all four competitions, we have a strong mentality and in the future we will see who does it better."
Mourinho, who began his return to English football by insisting he would be friends with everyone, has started to goad Pellegrini in the same way he attacked Arsène Wenger during his first stint at Stamford Bridge – now it is Manchester City, his most obvious rivals. Mourinho has been nothing but complimentary about David Moyes.
Wednesday's league encounter with Sunderland, their opponents in next month's League Cup final, is the first of three straight games at the Etihad that include Chelsea in the FA Cup and Barcelona in the Champions League.
Pellegrini said that Samir Nasri might be fit for the last of those but confirmed that neither Sergio Aguero nor Fernandinho would recover in time to face the Spanish champions. That would mean Touré being employed as a holding midfielder to screen City's back four, a role he is known to dislike.
The Chelsea manager's comments have been called mind games by some, but Pellegrini is too experienced to buy that. "I don't think those are mind games," he said. "I don't think any manager can be affected by those things.
"I don't talk about other teams – whether the FA should suspend a player from another team or whether the referee has given a bad decision to another team. The best way is to let the referees and the FA do their job.
"I don't respond to the things Mourinho says every week because then he will continue every week trying to talk about things that are not connected with football."
Pellegrini explained he had made an exception last Friday when he accused the Chelsea manager of lying about the money Chelsea have spent and the decisions City have been given by referees.
"I answered him once because, if you always stay silent, it seems like you agree with these things," he added. "He started talking about referees and Financial Fair Play. I don't think that is the way.
"We are still in all four competitions, we have a strong mentality and in the future we will see who does it better."
Mourinho, who began his return to English football by insisting he would be friends with everyone, has started to goad Pellegrini in the same way he attacked Arsène Wenger during his first stint at Stamford Bridge – now it is Manchester City, his most obvious rivals. Mourinho has been nothing but complimentary about David Moyes.
Wednesday's league encounter with Sunderland, their opponents in next month's League Cup final, is the first of three straight games at the Etihad that include Chelsea in the FA Cup and Barcelona in the Champions League.
Pellegrini said that Samir Nasri might be fit for the last of those but confirmed that neither Sergio Aguero nor Fernandinho would recover in time to face the Spanish champions. That would mean Touré being employed as a holding midfielder to screen City's back four, a role he is known to dislike.
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