The Chelsea boss was caught on camera joking
about the Cameroonian's age but, in a furious condemnation of his
conversation being recorded, he is adamant that he respects his star
However, speaking at a pre-match press conference ahead of the Blues' Champions League clash with Galatasaray, the Portuguese boss hit back over the remarks, insisting that they were harmless and condemning the recording of his conversation.
"My comments about Samuel Eto'o were not serious and he has no reason to be upset," he told reporters.
"It was with him that I had the best ever season of my career. He's one of the few players that is working with me in a second different club and a manager never does that when he doesn't like the person.
"It was a funny conversation between me and someone who does not belong to the football world. We were laughing, as everyone was saying. I really think that is a disgrace that someone is recording a private conversation when we don't know." ------------------- goal.com
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