After AS Roma lost 4-1 to Genoa, Jose Mourinho admitted that this is the worst start of the season in his career. As reported by the Daily Mail, Roma fans were seen especially disturbed after the game, as they were chanting: "we want respect", "we've had enough", and "show us some balls".
For Mourinho, it's a new record he probably wishes he didn't hold - five points in six matches, surpassing his previous low of seven points in six matches with Chelsea in 2015-16.
After the match Mourinho said: "I apologise to the studio, but I have no real desire to talk. I didn't speak to the players. When I don't talk to the players, then it means I can't really discuss this in-depth and answer your questions either."
"To say we lost the solidity because we are missing this or that player is not fair either. Solidity is also the consequence of team spirit and collective work to track back. We have lost some of that. It is the worst of my career too. However, I also think it is the first time that Roma have played two European Finals in a row."
"It is the squad we have and with this squad we must emerge from this situation. There is no more transfer window, nobody can leave or arrive, this is the group we have with its qualities and its problems."
"We have no time to cry. We can cry internally, because it hurts our heart, especially for me because of my rapport with the Roma fans. But tomorrow we will be back at work. The next game is worth three points, not seven or eight, but it becomes a very, very important match for us."
