JOSE MOURINHO launched another astonishing attack on the FA and bitter rival Arsene Wenger.
The Manchester United boss accused football chiefs of treating him differently to Wenger.
And, in another dig at the Arsenal manager, Mourinho claimed he would never stay at a club for years “without real success”.
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The Special One fumed: “I continue to be judged with different eyes. I was banned, due to swearing at a ref, from entering a stadium where my team was playing — a stadium ban.
“This year I was sent off for kicking a plastic bottle. But when another coach pushes a referee, nothing happens.
“I started to understand there are powers you cannot fight against.
“This is also a life lesson, an unfair lesson, but nevertheless a life lesson.”
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It is another stunning shot across the bows of the FA after the Special One claimed last month he is ‘victimised’ by football chiefs while bosses like Wenger and Jurgen Klopp get softer punishments.
Wenger recently served a touchline ban for pushing fourth official Anthony Taylor, while Mourinho’s stadium ban was for a referee clash in 2015.
He also had a pop at Wenger failing to win the title since 2004.
Speaking in a Portuguese documentary with SIC, he added: “I’m not the type to be at a club ten or 15 years without real success.
“I need success. It’s about pride.”
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