Jose Mourinho has said he "loves" his Chelsea players again
because of their incredible performances this season, insisting that even when they are not at their best, they are still good.
The Blues preserved their lead at the top of the Premier League
with a dominant 2-0 win over high-flying West Ham on Boxing Day, with captain John Terry and Diego Costa getting the goals.
And while Mourinho rejects the notion that his team already have one hand on a first league title in four years, he was full of praise for the consistency, quality and attitude of his players.
"Football is football," he told reporters after the West Ham win.
"You never know. The only thing we can do to try and reduce the
unpredictability of football is to do what we’re doing - playing very, very well.
"The reality is, since the Burnley match, the team is playing
sometimes better, sometimes not so good, but always good, solid
performances.
"The results are good, the performances are quality, the players
are happy, I’m happy as a coach because my team is playing well, I’m happy as a guy because I love my players.
"That’s something I missed for a while and with this group I have
that."
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