Inter Milan boss Jose Mourinho apparently hasn't adapted to the Italian Media yet as he lost his nerve when compared to Roberto Mancini during a press conference. The defending champions edged past Udinese in a Serie A match on Sunday, and during the post-match conference the Portuguese tactician was noticeably aggressive with reporter Mario Sconcerti, who brought the comparison into discussion. "I know that you, Mr Sconcerti, are friends with Mancini and this is why you ask me these questions," Mourinho replied. Although the Sky Italia analyst assured he's a friend of all Serie A coaches, the controversial tactician maintained his condescending attitude. "You are not my friend, you are a journalist. If you invited me to dinner then I would not attend," he added. A day earlier, the former Chelsea manager stated that so far his first season with Inter is better than Mancini's, in term of points and ranking. However, the charismatic coach insisted he was not the one who highlighted the comparison with the Nerazzurri former coach. Mourinho has been panned by the Italian media since his arrival at the Giuseppe Meazza after coming across as an arrogant coach. The Italian Media have an unfettered access to all Serie A coaches, but Jose, and in more than one occasion refused to answer journalists' questions and skipped post-match conferences.
