José Mourinho left the San Siro on Tuesday night without a glance towards Sir Alex Ferguson but the Portuguese tactician denied suggestion he had snubbed the United boss.
The Inter Milan coach exited his dugout without exchanging pleasantries with his opposite number at the end of the 0-0 draw in the first leg of the Champions League last-16 tie.
However, Mourinho insisted there was nothing sinister about his decision because he had already informed Ferguson that they would meet up at Old Trafford when the two-legged tie is over.
"My dugout is a special dugout because we have a door which gives me the chance to leave it directly," Mourinho explained.
"Yesterday I left a £300 bottle of wine in the hotel with a note saying we would meet each other after the game at Old Trafford.
"I am always close to him and we are always friends and I will be there for him after the second game."
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The Inter Milan coach exited his dugout without exchanging pleasantries with his opposite number at the end of the 0-0 draw in the first leg of the Champions League last-16 tie.
However, Mourinho insisted there was nothing sinister about his decision because he had already informed Ferguson that they would meet up at Old Trafford when the two-legged tie is over.
"My dugout is a special dugout because we have a door which gives me the chance to leave it directly," Mourinho explained.
"Yesterday I left a £300 bottle of wine in the hotel with a note saying we would meet each other after the game at Old Trafford.
"I am always close to him and we are always friends and I will be there for him after the second game."
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