Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has vowed to focus on football after taking exception to media reporting of two incidents on a London street.
Mourinho, 52, is frustrated that phone camera footage of two teenagers following him through west London -- something Chelsea described as "overly intrusive" -- was widely reported this week.
"You don't get from me good and funny headlines," Mourinho said at his news conference ahead of Saturday's Premier League clash at West Ham.
"I'm going to treat your bosses the same way they treat me. No respect, no respect.
"And I'm not speaking about football. Football I'm ready to accept any kind of criticism, even the stupid ones.
"Private life and stupid things that you bring to light, I don't like it. So we go to a different level of professional relationship."
Mourinho has been filmed in another moody run in with a young fan https://t.co/daNjV3Vu2G pic.twitter.com/KesXhmprz3
- The Sun (@TheSun) October 22, 2015
The footage shows Mourinho being unhappy with the approach of the teenagers.
A Chelsea spokesperson said: "We've noted the two recent stories concerning Jose being filmed on mobile phones.
"While Jose understands the laws pertaining to filming in public places, the two teenagers in question followed him from his home for 20 minutes and constantly interrupted a private phone call, which he and the club believes goes beyond the grounds of reasonable behaviour.
"Jose has always spoken warmly of the public reception he receives in London, but both Jose and the club consider these last two instances as overly intrusive.
"We also note the allegation of intimidation in those stories, which Jose strongly refutes and which his legal representatives will continue to monitor closely."