Contempt Means End Of The Story - Mourinho

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho says he feels "contempt" for the row in which he and Chelsea boss Antonio Conte have traded insults.

Conte stated on Tuesday that he "will not forget" the feud with his rival.

But the Portuguese said on Friday: "I think when a person insults another, you can expect a response or you can expect contempt, silence.

"The first time he insulted me, I had a response that I know that touched the point where he really feels hurt."

He added: "Then he insulted me for a second time, but now I change. For me, contempt means end of the story."

It is Mourinho's attempt to draw a line under his feud with the Italian, which was reignited last week.