Jo Jo Mourinho misses the EPL, which shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone who knows him. He took the Real job as a filler until United boss Ferguson retires.
He has already clashed heads several times with Dumb and Dumber at Real. If he doesn't win anything this year it will be interesting to see if he is allowed to stay another year.
"I prefer England. I think that in Portugal, Italy and Spain there are some fans who prefer the day before and day after a match rather than the match itself."
Many believe Mourinho is the most likely successor to Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United, and he confirmed he has a strong bond with the 68-year-old. "Among all the coaches in football, I can say he [Ferguson] is my best friend," Mourinho said.
HENRIK LARSSON
Henrik Larsson has revealed his only regret during his playing career is failing to extend his stay at Manchester United.
Larsson, now 39, spent three months on loan at Old Trafford from Helsingborgs from January 2007, playing 13 games and scoring three goals.
Sir Alex Ferguson asked Larsson to prolong his stay at the club, but he kept to his promise that he would return to his parent club for the start of the domestic season in Sweden.
However, Larsson told FIFA: Larsson is currently managing Landskrona, who play in the second tier in Sweden.
"If there is one regret I have from my career, it is that I came home to Sweden when Mr Ferguson was trying to get me to stay at Manchester United. I should have stayed at United for longer because I had a great time there and everyone at the club was very keen to keep me. My time there was too short. The whole experience was fantastic and, although I was 35 at the time, I still felt that I had some good football in me. That is a regret."
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