Jose Mourinho has spoken out after the public humiliation he gave his staff last week. Mourinho banned his team doctors from the touchline after they angered him by entering the field to attend to Eden Hazard, by doing so they left Chelsea with 9 men on the field.

However, since the intense week of constant reports surrounding the incident. Jose has confirmed that doctor Eva Carneiro and first-team physio Jon Fearn will not be on the bench for Sunday’s game against Manchester City. But the Chelsea manager has opened the door for the pair to return later in the season.

“Dr Jon Fearn and Dr Eva Carneiro will not be on the bench, but doesn’t mean for the rest of the season.” he said.

“My decision does not mean they won’t be on the bench in the future. If you want to speak to me about football, I’m here. If you want to ask about other things, I’m not here.”

Asked if he regretted his outburst, Mourinho added:

“You can take your own conclusions. My relationship with everyone who works with me, or the majority of them is an open relationship, it’s open to disagreements and critic. It’s an emotional space, if there are bad reactions, football is football and the match is the match and everything in the match can be different. After the meeting I had with my medical department, the feedback I got, it allows us to have this kind of relationship.”

“I want to say I have a fantastic medical department led by Dr Paco Biosca, I have a good relationship with them. With more than a dozen professionals between doctors, physio, masseurs – I have a very good relationship with them. They tell me all the time that they were never praised as much as they were by me in the last two years.”

“Normally when things go well managers keep it to themselves, I have praised them lots of times in the last couple of years and they don’t forget that. They also told me that we have had disagreements during that period, we need disagreements to improve. We work together and we improve together, That is the way we do things. It is a relationship that is open to disagreement.”

[All quotes via the Guardian]