out his contract - which ends in 2019 - despite
coming under increasing scrutiny at Stamford
Bridge
Jose Mourinho believes he has years left at Chelsea despite
the Premier League champions' poor recent form.
The Blues have struggled to defend their title in 2015-16 and
have lost six of their opening 11 games in the league so far
this season.
Liverpool recorded their first victory under Jurgen Klopp at
Stamford Bridge on Saturday, running out 3-1 winners
despite falling behind to Ramires's opening goal, further
increasing the pressure on Mourinho.
However, the Portuguese is remaining defiant amid a flurry
of reports suggesting he is on the verge of losing his job,
having signed a new deal in the summer.
When asked how long he had left at the club, he told
reporters: "Four years. In this case three years and seven
months or something like that."
Mourinho also insists that he will keep working to bring
Chelsea out of their current slump, though he believes he
struggles to learn from others such is the level he has
reached as a manager.
"To do what I did all my life, which is to study," he replied
when asked about how he planned to improve.
"In my case it is difficult to study from others when you
reach my level it is difficult to learn from others. You have to
learn from yourself, your own experiences, your own day by
day analysing your work like we do.
"That’s why I have a staff of assistants to discuss every day
of our job."
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