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Zeman blasts Mourinho

AFP, Rome
Football
Former Lazio and AS Roma coach ZdenekZeman on Monday fired a broadside at current Inter Milan boss Jose Mourinho, claiming the Portuguese is a mediocre coach.
Speaking at the launch of a documentary about himself, Zeman also accused Mourinho's teams of playing dull football.
"Mourinho is a great communicator who hides well his own mediocrity as a coach," Zeman said of the coach who guided Porto to Champions League glory in 2004 and who has won titles in three different countries.
"I believe Mourinho is at Inter because he's an excellent manmanager. and even better at managing the press.
"For sure the Inter fans will never see attractive football. Haring said that, though. (Inter president Massimo) Moratti’s team are still the big favourites for the title, even if they play terrible football, because they have the best squad."
The veteran Czech coach, currently without a team having coached 11 Italian sides plus Fenerbahce in Turkey and Red Star Belgrade in Serbia also attacked Juventus boss Ciro Ferrara and AC Milan’s Leonardo.
Zeman never coached a team of that stature and begrudges those two the fact their coaching debuts have come at two of the three biggest teams in Italy.
He began his career at Licata in Serie C2 and also worked at Foggia, Parma (in Serie B) and Messina before getting liis big break at Lazio in 1994 and then AS
Roma in 1997.
"1 can say that I served my apprenticeship and I learnt a lot But one can see that those two don't need to learn anything, they already' know it all," he said sarcastically.
Zeman was known for his attacking style of play and he took a team of unknown players with little Foggia into Serie A and to the brink of UEFA Cup qualification three years in a row.
But he laments the fact that football has become a results-oriented business.
"Unfortunately in today's football the only thing that counts is the result and no-one thinks about entertaining the fans," he added
"No-one cares if the fans come to the stadium or not, or somewhere else. Too many coaches see football as a job and not as fun.'