Jose Mourinho has suggested that managers who leave a club "in conditions for failure" are more damaging than short-term bosses. The Portuguese has yet to last four full seasons at a single side, taking in spells with Benfica, Uniao de Leiria, Porto, Chelsea (twice), Inter Milan, Real Madrid and current club Manchester United. Responding to criticism that he does not prioritise fielding young players as he is simply focused on the short-term, Mourinho insists that he tends to leave teams in a better state than when he arrived. In an apparent dig at Arsenal counterpart Arsene Wenger, who he has previously labelled a "specialist in failure", the United chief told The...
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