
Andre
Villas-Boas has admitted he found Chelsea's sacking of Jose Mourinho
"incredible".
Mourinho was sacked for a second time by Chelsea last month after a poor
start to the season - despite having led them to the 2015 Premier League
title.
And Villas-Boas, who was himself fired by Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich in
2012, says the sacking of his fellow Portuguese continued a well-worn theme.
"Abramovich has sacked basically every coach that he's had", Villas Boas
told BeIN Sports. "It's been quite incredible to see that it (being
dismissed) was applied to everybody.
"It was applied to probably their dearest coach, their most successful
coach, so in the end we have seen nothing different. Roman has sacked
basically every coach that he has had.
"It's no different. It happened even to the best. The same criteria that he
has applied to me, for Rafa Benitez, for all the other coaches, Ancelotti,
he has applied to Jose as well."
Villas-Boas, who also managed Tottenham following his spell at Chelsea, is
currently in charge of Zenit St Petersburg but will leave the Russian club
at the end of the season.