Inter Milan manager Jose Mourinho (known as Special One) says he has "nothing to prove to Chelsea" when he get back to his old club on Tuesday for their Champions League last 16 clash.
Champions League last 16 second leg: Chelsea vs Inter Milan
Venue: Stamford Bridge Date: Tuesday, 16 March Kick-off: 1945 GMT
"The Special One" headed Chelsea for three and a half successful years, and he expects a warm reception at Stamford Bridge.
"The relationship is fantastic. I don't think I will be razzed, I think I'll be cheered," said Jose.
"Chelsea's not the point for me, the point is for Inter Milan to get through to the quarter-finals."
Mourinho was a real ever-present on the back pages of the newspapers through his period in England, with his trademark pre and post-match outbursts - not to make reference to his team's consecutive success - provision he was never far from the limelight.
From 2004 until his leaving in September 2007, Jose Mourinho won two Premier League titles, two Carling Cups and one FA Cup for Chelsea, making him the idol of the Blue fans and a famous person with many of the stalwarts of the Stamford Bridge dressing room.
47-year-old manager distinctly remains fond of his former club and their fans, but he insist that those feelings would be put away when clash kick-off on Tuesday.
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