Jose Mourinho has claimed that opposition teams are being handed ‘Christmas gifts’ by match officials.
The Chelsea boss saw his side beaten 5-3 by Tottenham Hotspur on New Year Day and was not happy with some of referee Phil Dowd’s calls.
Mourinho said last week, that there is a campaign against his team and when asked again on Thursday, he refused to make further comments.
“I don’t want to be punished. I want to be here in the next match. So I will just say that we lost. Today is another day, Sunday is another match, life goes on,” he told BT Sport.
“Campaign? I don’t want to answer that. I think we made some defensive mistakes, some individual mistakes, it was not easy for my defenders to cope with a good [Nacer] Chadli and especially a good [Harry] Kane, but it was also difficult for Tottenham to cope with an amazing [Eden] Hazard and good Diego Costa.
“You can focus on the result, on the important moments of the game, I prefer the former because I can’t talk about the big moments. You don’t want to talk about the decisions? I don’t.
“I hate to lose. But I prefer to lose like I did against Newcastle – with a clean performance from the official.
“A game of football that you lose is a different feeling. We had important Christmas gifts in the last two matches – gifts that people who love football don’t like.”
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