Jose Mourinho reminds Chelsea fans of titles he won them - tells them 'Judas is No. 1' after chant

Manchester United manager, Jose Mourinho has reminded Chelsea supports of the number of titles he has won them on his second return to Stamford Bridge following the abuse he received from the home supporters.


Mourinho made the comments after Chelsea's 1-0 win over 10-man Manchester United in Monday's FA Cup quarterfinal, telling them that until another manager brings four Premier League titles to Stamford Bridge, "Judas is No. 1."

A section of Chelsea's fan were heard targeting chants at their former manager calling him "Judas" and telling him to "F--- off Mourinho", "It's all your fault" and "You're not special any more" as he protested to the fourth official and clashed with Antonio Conte after Ander Herrera' was sent off for a second bookable offense.

Mourinho responded to their 'Judas' taunts by holding up three fingers in reference to the three Premier League titles he won across two spells at Stamford Bridge, and after the match insisted that his status as Chelsea's greatest-ever manager will remain unchallenged even if Conte makes them champions this season.

"They can call me what they want," Mourinho said. "I am a professional. I defend my club. Until the moment they have a manager that wins four Premier Leagues for them, I'm the No. 1.

"When they have somebody who wins four Premier Leagues for them, I'll be No. 2. For this moment, 'Judas' is No. 1."

Mourinho was sacked by Chelsea for a second time in December 2015, seven months after winning the Premier League title.