Inter Milan coach Jose Mourinho has criticised Italy's Serie A, saying there was too much emphasis on results and less flexibility for coaches to 'innovate' and develop tactics.
The self-appointed 'Special One', compared working in Italy to working in the English Premier League, where he used to manage Chelsea, saying in England coaches were given a greater amount of time to 'develop their work'.
In an interview with Portuguese weekly paper Expresso, Mourinho again hinted he was not totally happy in Italy.
"When after a third of the Italian championship nine coaches have lost their jobs, who is the coach that wants to innovate?", he remarked.
"The Serie A coach does not want to innovate, he wants to survive."
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