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By GUY PATRICK

Published: Today
FOOTIE fan Steven Mace last night described the moment Jose Mourinho allegedly whacked a rival team’s supporter in the face — and said: “It was a moment of madness.”

Steven, 24, was among a group of Man United followers who waited outside Old Trafford to get players’ autographs on Wednesday night.

He claims the Inter Milan boss, 46, flipped after he was goaded in a car park by jubilant home supporters celebrating their 2-0 Champions League victory.



Jobless Steven, of Doncaster, said: “Mourinho was giving a TV interview and us lot were giving him a bit of argy-bargy — singing, ‘Go home Mourinho’.

“He finished his interview and just came barging over towards us with this look on his face.

“We thought he was going to give autographs, but he walked straight towards this one fella.

“He chanted in a sarcastic voice, ‘Go home Mourinho’? And the next thing he hit this guy.

“It wasn’t a clenched hand — more like a backhand across the face. This other guy was so shocked he didn’t react. Then Mourinho calmly walked off.

It was a moment of madness from him. I couldn’t believe it.”

Fellow United fan Dean Vickers, 28, said: “I was standing next to the guy who got hit.

“We were singing ‘Go home Mourinho’, and he didn’t look impressed. He walked up and sneered, ‘Go home Mourinho’? then ‘Bang’, this fella got a backhander. He was in his 40s and in no way a hooligan. The guy went pale and was holding his face. He was in shock.

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“The police contacted me to ask if I’d give a statement. I said yes. If we’d done that we’d have been locked up by now.”

Dean, also from Doncaster, filmed Mourinho’s interview on his mobile. He said the fan who was hit was not chanting. He said: “He got the wrong guy.”

Mourinho’s alleged victim, from the Cambridge area, reported the attack at a local police station shortly afterwards. He did not report any injuries.

A Greater Manchester Police spokesman said: “Police are investigating a report of common assault. Inquiries are continuing.”

United spokesman Phil Townsend said: “The police have asked us for the CCTV — and obviously they can have it.”

Police sources said the film would be crucial as to whether they pursue the complaint against Mourinho, now back in Italy.

Eladio Parames, spokesman for Mourinho — who dubbed himself The Special One while boss at Chelsea — said: “I have talked with Jose and this is very strange. Nothing happened at all.

“He shook hands with the fans. He went to the bus and nothing happened. Maybe the guy was drunk, I don’t know.”

hans0187

i would love to see a '' youtube'' about this one

RobertGST

sometime you just gotta slap a ho and i dont mean that as in girl lol. </chris brown> lol

Endrit

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