Cammon Avram Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho insists he won't be sacked Asked if he would still be in charge if the Blues finish mid-table, he said: "Yes. I was not told that because we don't expect to finish mid-table." A club statement backing the Portuguese was released two days later. He said it was issued to "close your [the media's] mouth". "For me the important thing is the owner and the board's message to myself," he added. "Before the statement came out, I was having the feedback from the owner and the board. So the statement was not something new for me. "I met the owner before dinner so, when I went to dinner, I knew. "But even before that, I knew what brought me here. I know the conversation we had two years ago. "I know what made me sign a new contract, and the reasons why the owner and the board decided to give me a new contract. "They didn't have to. I had still two more years, so they didn't have to give me a new contract. "After a bad result - which is not the first bad result of the season, obviously I was not happy, far from it. But I never thought about being sacked." http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/34555956?ns_mchannel=social&ns_campaign=bbc_sport&ns_source=facebook&ns_linkname=sport http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/10031201/chelsea-manager-jose-mourinho-insists-he-wont-be-sacked