Tottenham coach José Mourinho greeted this Friday the memory of Diego Maradona, who died on Wednesday at the age of 60, praising the “big heart” of the Argentine. “I spent the day telling my guys stories about him and the time we spent together. I will miss this guy. What I will miss the most is the phone call I gave after each loss. He didn’t call me after the wins because he knew I didn’t need it. But in difficult times, he was always there. After the defeats, he said to me: ” Mo, don’t forget that you are the best ” “. “I miss Diego,” said the Spurs boss, distinguishing between footballer and man. “There is Maradona and there is Diego. Maradona, I don’t need to talk about it because everyone knows him and no one will forget him. Diego, it was different. The people who were his great friends, (…) his colleagues, these guys were privileged. “
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