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... ference if he was worried about playing against Twain was clearly prescient. While the media in Manchester were still hyped about the aftermath of the Manchester Derby, the media in Nottingham and elsewhere had already promoted the final battle between Tony Twain and Mourinho.


“Mourinho has never won against Tony Twain during his time as a manager.”


Such a record, which greatly embarrassed Mourinho, was once again rummaged through and retrieved from a dust-covered heap of was ...

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