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Published 20:22 15 May 2015 BST
Updated 21:39 15 May 2015 BST
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"It's simple," Mourinho said. "If I own an English club, which I don't and which I'd never do, I'd sign Tony Pulis. It's as simple as that."
"It's a guarantee to achieve what the club wants. He never managed a club that wants to be champions. He never managed a club that wants a top four place. He's always managed clubs who want to survive and who want stability, and he's mathetmatic: what the club wants, he gives," he added.
"His record is absolutely amazing, and he does some people don't understand – but I do – and what other people sometimes don't rate, but I do. Which is the relation between what the manager wants and what the team is.
'Tony's teams are exactly what he wants, exactly what he prepares a team to be. This is the most difficult thing in football. Philosophy is a beautiful thing but football is more than that. Tony is a great example of that."
Jaysus, get a room lads.
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