Actually, he didn’t rant or rave. Jose Mourinho made his points lucidly and, for the most part, logically. A little whiny, perhaps. For that alone, there should be no question of further action from the Football Association over his impromptu guest spot on Sunday. Calling a referee a cheat is actionable, but Mourinho took care to be respectful. His belief that Chelsea alone are suffering from official incompetence also does his cause few favours, and his memory is as selective as any manager (he forgot Gary Cahill’s dive against Hull City, for instance). Jose Mourinho asked specifically to be a guest on Sky Sports' show Goals on Sunday to air his grievances
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Jose Mourinho asked to appear on Goals on Sunday in the wake of Chelsea's draw with Burnley on Saturday afternoon
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He aired his grievances on refereeing incompetence involving Chelsea
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If Martin Atkinson does not know that Ashley Barnes' tackle is a violent foul, maybe he should take some time away from the game
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Click here to read the full transcript of Mourinho's television appearance
There are those who think @placeholder harms the sport with these off-field power plays, and they have a point.