PARIS, April 28 - UEFA announced the initiation of disciplinary proceedings against the Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho and his "inappropriate statements" immediately after the first leg of Champions League semifinal against Barcelona. ALSO RESULTED IN BARCELONA - The decision was taken by the international body without waiting for any such request of Barcelona and the Catalan club also applies: in fact, will be evaluated by Uefa not only the words of Mourinho (according to article 5 of principles of conduct of the UEFA Disciplinary Regulations), but also throwing objects onto the pitch and the expulsion of Pepe, and José Mourinho's Pinto.
The cases will be discussed next May 6. BARCELONA, REPORTING MOURINHO UEFA - Barcelona have agreed to submit an official complaint against Jose Mourinho before the disciplinary committee of UEFA. The club intends to denounce Barca coach of Real Madrid for the statements at a press conference last night at the end of the semifinal round of the Champions League.
The announcement was made secretary and manager of the Catalan club spokesman Jordi Freixa. "The grounds of this complaint - he said - is the will of the president Rosell to defend the history and prestige of our club, its members, its coaches, its players and its leaders. It is absolutely unacceptable - concluded Freixa - that someone could call into question our history, our titles and even our relationship with UNICEF.
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The cases will be discussed next May 6. BARCELONA, REPORTING MOURINHO UEFA - Barcelona have agreed to submit an official complaint against Jose Mourinho before the disciplinary committee of UEFA. The club intends to denounce Barca coach of Real Madrid for the statements at a press conference last night at the end of the semifinal round of the Champions League.
The announcement was made secretary and manager of the Catalan club spokesman Jordi Freixa. "The grounds of this complaint - he said - is the will of the president Rosell to defend the history and prestige of our club, its members, its coaches, its players and its leaders. It is absolutely unacceptable - concluded Freixa - that someone could call into question our history, our titles and even our relationship with UNICEF.
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