itself, he has served only to turn almost everybody at the Santiago Bernabeu against him.For some time now, those at boardroom level have suspected that Mourinho is trying to make himself out as the victim in order to seal a dignified exit. Mourinho is held in high regard by every fan at his former clubs, and would like the same treatment in the Spanish capital. Whispers spread among the Madrid hierarchy that he will do whatever he can to leave the club and cite a lack of support from those above him as the chief reason. Having already seen off the dissenting voice of club legend Jorge Valdano, however, he will be hard-pushed to get away with such a claim.Sergio Ramos wears Mesut Ozil's No.10 shirt under hisown to defy MourinhoMarca, the Madrid-based newspaper, have gone for his throat. They have never been shy in hounding an unpopular coach.Mourinho, unwanted by the club's fans in January 2010, suddenly shot to the top of the outlet's opinion polls after he masterminded Barcelona's Champions League exit while in charge of Inter. Manuel Pellegrini was the unlucky incumbent who was on the end of that disrespectful press campaign to oust him.But now it is Mourinho in the firing line. The Portuguese has been bothered by the players he sees as disloyal for almost his entire reign. He has become obsessed with finding out who has been leaking stories to the press, something he has not had to deal with at any of his previous clubs with any of