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By Chris Bevan
1911: Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti on how the return of Jose Mourinho to the club might affect his team: I’m sure they’re not distracted by his return. For Mourinho, it’ll be a special evening. The fans will give him a very good reception, one he deserves. But the match will be another thing. All the Chelsea players and Inter players are focused on the game, an important game. The other things they’re not interested in."
1909: Jose hasn’t changed one bit has he Does English football still miss him You bet it does. By the way, Mourinho has promised not to celebrate should Inter triumph tonight, so don’t expect any sprints down the touchline…
From fourfootedchallenge on 606:](http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/606/A65050409)“Jose will be doing his famous touchline dance at around 9.45pm tonight.”
1904: Inter Milan boss Jose Mourinho on his return to former club Chelsea, for the first time since they sacked him in 2007, for tonight’s Champions League last-16 second-leg tie: “Everybody knows Mourinho doesn’t lose at Stamford Bridge. My record is unbeatable. It is amazing - we were so strong for such a long time.”
1901: Love him or hate him, you just cannot ignore him. Yep, the ‘Special One’ is back in town… and no, I’m not talking about Emile Heskey’s return to WiganThis article is from the BBC News website. © British Broadcasting Corporation, The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.