Former Ghana and West Ham coach, Avram Grant has revealed his moments with former Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho.
The Portuguese manager was sacked by Manchester United on Tuesday following his 3:1 lose to Liverpool at Anfield.
Before his departure from the club, the 55-year-old manager was reported to have had a fallout with some of his players at the club.
The Israeli worked with the Real Madrid and Inter Milan boss at Chelsea where the former served as the technical director at the English Club.
“I enjoyed talking with Jose, a very intelligent guy, very nice to sit one-on-one with and I don’t remember one minute of anger,” Grant is quoted by thesun.co.uk.
“When he feels attacked, he responds. I told him one time you need to count to 10 before you answer.
“He is very passionate and sometimes insecure. He feels the need to respond to everybody. But every minute with him as a person was enjoyable.”
“He was not a genius when they said he was a genius and he’s not useless like they’re saying now,” Grant says.
Avram Grant also believes Mourinho will overcome his flaws at United and return as a better manager.
“He is not in his best time but it’s about how he recovers from these days and moves forward. I think you will be surprised because he will be back with new knowledge.
“I think it is not the last title Jose has won.”
Grant was appointed as the interim manager after Chelsea parted ways with Jose Mourinho in 2007.



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