José Mourinho: Everybody knows I don't lose at Stamford Bridge
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Inter Milan boss José Mourinho is expecting a happy return to Chelsea, with his record at Stamford Bridge suggesting the Blues have it all to do.
The Portuguese tactician will return to West London to face former club Chelsea on Tuesday as Inter look to protect a slender 2-1 advantage from the first leg of their Champions League clash.
Mourinho's record is certainly impressive as he never lost a league game at the Bridge in more than three years in charge.
In fact he has not lost at home in the league anywhere since February 23, 2002 - an eight-year unbeaten run stretching back to his days as Porto coach, throughout his Chelsea career and now on to Inter.
"Everybody knows Mourinho doesn't lose at Stamford Bridge," Mourinho said in The Sun.
"My record is unbeatable. It is amazing - we were so strong for such a long time."
The Portuguese tactician will return to West London to face former club Chelsea on Tuesday as Inter look to protect a slender 2-1 advantage from the first leg of their Champions League clash.
Mourinho's record is certainly impressive as he never lost a league game at the Bridge in more than three years in charge.
In fact he has not lost at home in the league anywhere since February 23, 2002 - an eight-year unbeaten run stretching back to his days as Porto coach, throughout his Chelsea career and now on to Inter.
"Everybody knows Mourinho doesn't lose at Stamford Bridge," Mourinho said in The Sun.
"My record is unbeatable. It is amazing - we were so strong for such a long time."
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