"Mourinho isn't hated"

The conclusion drawn after surveying some of Real Madrid's most representative supporters clubs is that fans recover quickly from blows like this, rediscover their love for the game and hate divisions at the club.
Mourinho's words were not generally well received. Abelino Ecijo from the 'De Ronda' supporters club said: "It's clear that Mourinho is gambling with his future and it looks like he's going to leave. He says that he isn't loved. There are those who back him to the hilt and others who don't. I think that he fights with everyone and is always on the defensive. He has been loved at Real Madrid, but he has to improve the image he portrays. It's important to not always generate controversy".
Ecijo asks for self-criticism and professionalism: "Now we have to win the Spanish Cup. It's been a strange league campaign. We lost it too early and we didn't play as intensely as we should have done".
Juan Antonio Cobo from the 'Los Dos' supporters club does not accept the coach's criticism: "I didn't like Mourinho's statement at all. He’s still talking about himself. Now he says that he's hated. He's wrong because the Bernabeu applauded him. We've told him when we haven't liked something, but that isn't hate".
Cobo is one the most critical: "Everything will calm down once Mourinho leaves. Right now the atmosphere is a bit tense. We still have the Spanish Cup to play for and we have to finish the season in the best way possible".