Mourinho "I'm going to not celebrate in goals"

Trailing 11 focuses behind Pep Guardiola's table-toppers, the Special One was not moved by Romelu Lukaku's strike at the Hawthorns

Manchester United supervisor Jose Mourinho has pledged to never again celebrate most events when his group hits the back of the net, as he proceeded with a war of words that softened out up a week ago's thrashing to Manchester City.

The Special One was not entertained at what he considered over the top festivals from Pep Guardiola in the Manchester derby, starting a new fracture between the old opponents.

Furthermore, when Romelu Lukaku got on Sunday against West Brom, Mourinho scarcely raised an eyebrow — a marvel he puts down to "development

I didn't celebrate as well. No one was more joyful than me. Fifteen years prior I take a gander at myself praising objectives. With development you go into levels that you control your feelings better," he clarified at a public interview.

"You get more experienced, you get more adjusted. You don't go insane when you win. You don't get discouraged when you lose. You are considerably more steady with involvement. Some different directors, they are extraordinary, and they don't change.

"I change. On the off chance that I score an objective in the very late you will see me run, without a doubt, without a doubt. In any case, an objective in minute 20-something, 1-0 with a considerable measure to play… Let's play."

Mourinho additionally declined to remark on a video discharged by individuals from the City squad deriding his notoriety of "stopping the transport".

"I didn't see it, I didn't watch. I am not inspired by doing that. You are the ones to make your assessments, your remarks. For me, nothing," he included.

"I figure Lukaku didn't celebrate for two reasons. His adoration for West Bromwich Albion. He was a cheerful child here, they help him to feel adored, they influenced him to feel at home. It was here he detonated in the Premier League. So for beyond any doubt that.

"What's more, likely the second thing is he takes a gander at me and I don't celebrate as well. Furthermore, he presumably says: 'On the off chance that he doesn't praise for what reason would it be advisable for me to celebrate?'"

Joined remain 11 focuses behind their Manchester rivals, who have won their last 16 Premier League amusements to cavort clear at the summit.