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Mourinho believes it would be a "disgrace" if Chelsea lost to Bradford City
in the FA Cup fourth round on Saturday as he wants his players to be
fighting for glory in all four competitions.
The Blues face three important fixtures in eight days, with the Bantams'
visit to Stamford Bridge followed by the Capital One Cup semi-final second
leg against Liverpool.
There is then the Premier League showdown with Manchester City, but
Mourinho, whose side also play PSG in the Champions League last 16 next
month, is currently focused on beating League One Bradford and advancing to
the fifth round of the FA Cup.
The Chelsea boss said: "To help the title race, the best thing is to lose
against Bradford and to lose against Liverpool and to lose against Paris
Saint Germain and to play only Premier League until the end of the season.
"But not with us. Not with our mentality, not with our way of thinking about
our job, not with Chelsea DNA.
"The other day, a coach of a big team was knocked out of the cup and he was
saying 'good, very good, this is perfect for us, now we can focus on the
other competitions'.
"If I lose against Bradford I don't say that. I say it's a disgrace."
Mourinho, who believes fixture congestion means a quadruple is "almost
impossible", would rather chase victory in every competition and fall short
than not try at all.
"I prefer it very, very difficult, and congested, and lots of matches, and
risk of losing everything," he added.
"But I can't choose matches, I can't choose competitions. I can't. When we
lose, we lose. But we want to win."