Spokesperson of Real Madrid's Jose Mourinho slams

The Spokesperson of Real Madrid's Jose Mourinho slams Barcelona's Dani Alves says 'A donkey with small ears & glasses is still a donkey' and the Portuguese coach's spokesperson has hit out at the Brazilian defender in the comparing him to a donkey, and feels referees are always in favour of the Catalan outfit.

A Eladio Parames, the spokesman of Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho, has hit out at Barcelona defender Dani Alves in the wake of last Wednesday's 2-2 Copa del Rey quarter-final draw at Camp Nou in the Catalans winning 4-3 on aggregate and the parames also voiced his dismay with the standard of refereeing in Spain stated his belief that Barcelona have the backing of the match officials if they are struggling in a game.

What's changed since he [Dani Alves] came to Spain. He's undergone surgery on his ears, they've become smaller in he's wearing glasses like an intellectual a donkey with small ears and glasses is not all of a sudden a doctor, he's still a donkey," Parames said on Twitter have already said it before to barcelona play well, they're winning in the opponents play better than them, the referee will help them to win."

The Parames than went on to reveal what Jose Mourinho said to referee Teixeira Vitienes in the parking area after Wednesday's game to you have no respect for professionals to going to smoke a cigar now and have a good laugh Mourinho said, according to his spokesman.

Chelsea Defender John Terry Says He Has Been Impressed By Optimistic About Life Under Andre Villas Boas

The Portuguese coach has made an unbeaten start to a Premier League season after coming from behind to beat West Brom on Saturday and he is looking to improve on the club 2nd placed finish last season and when they fell nine points short of champions Manchester United for a Villas-Boas is the ninth manager Terry has played under his debut in 1998 and the centre back says he is happy with what he has witnessed so far.

He told France Football, i have been really impressed for importance he puts on training sessions and the usually in pre-season and we just run from the very 1st day.

And he showed us how he wanted us to play he wants us to press of play high up the pitch and putting more pressure onto the opposition and he says it will take time and matches for it to work.

Out of the previous four Chelsea managers, only Carlo Ancelotti has lasted for longer than 12 months at Stamford Bridge and the avram Grant, Luiz Felipe Scolari and Guus Hiddink have failed to hold of the long-term positions at the club terry hopes that is about to a change.