Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho turned down England job as he feels it would have been 'unfulfilling' At weekends I see every match. I need to analyse and monitor the players. When they were speaking to me about it, the next match was France-England. I was, 'OK, France-England, after that 'what's the next?' The next was one month later against Kazakhstan. No, no. Mourinho did stress that he wants to help develop young English players and believes that getting the right structures of competition is vital. "I have to smell it," he said. I'm very curious. If I can support it with my experience I will. I need to understand how the competition is working because for example in Spain, my kid (who is 13), even when he was 10 he was playing in the championship with 16 teams, 30 official matches playing with the best teams in Madrid. In my time in England before it was not like that. Now I'm not sure. Mourinho also outlined the attacking style he wants from Chelsea but stressed that the demands of the Premier League will create its own limitations. "We have the players but we play in a different league to Madrid," he said. My Chelsea from 2004 to 2006, wouldn't win the Scudetto, my Inter wouldn't win the Premier League, my Chelsea wouldn't win La Liga, my Real Madrid wouldn't win the Premier League, my Real Madrid wouldn't win the Scudetto. The characteristics of the league is a big limitation for a certain kind of football. The owner always spoke to me the same line that I am saying: we want to play good football, we want to play every match to win, we want to be considered an attacking team. Our philosophy is to try to be dominant every game knowing that when we play against good teams, we also have to defend.