Jose Mourinho: Real Madrid and Barcelona Have it Too Easy in Spain.

​Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has made his feelings known on the state of Spanish football by claiming that Real Madrid and Barcelona have it too easy in La Liga, while also suggesting that strong clubs in Italy enjoy similar power.

"I was in Spain, but I didn't enjoy. I didn't enjoy it because I won a title with a record in Spain with 100 points and 121 goals, but we played only three or four (difficult) matches all season," Mourinho explained in an interview with talkSPORT radio.

"I lost a title with 92 points, but again we played only four or five matches in the season," he continued.

Jose Felix Mourinho, A Rare Gem.

In a field like football where so much has been tried and tested, Mourinho’s remarkable success would not be possible without an exclusive advantage. Quite rightly, the supremacy of his attention to emotional, mental and interpersonal issues is roughly proportional with the success he enjoys over his peers. It is what makes him genuinely special. Attributing his results fully to man management would be wrong, though it is clear, even from what Mourinho says, that it is the most important one.

Whether he will become a revolutionary figure inspiring a more all-encompassing approach to football management is less certain, though younger managers could do worse than embracing the advice Mourinho’s teacher gave him: “Every coach knows about football. The difference is made in other areas."

Here are 10 beautiful reasons why he's a rare gem;