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But home supporters voiced their displeasure during the win, with young full back Edoardo Bove among those subjected to boos. After the victory, Mourinho hit ...

“I have not given interviews in my year and a half here. “I said to Roma TV that when people look at our right-back, he is not Cafu or Maicon. I am old, I am 60 and have won plenty, I don’t need nice words. “When the stadium is sold out like against Bodo/Glimt, then the stadium can win us the game. “I am just disappointed people do not give these lads the credit for the work we are all doing in very difficult circumstances. I am grateful for everything they are doing.

AS Roma continued the push for a top-four finish with a 1-0 home win over Hellas Verona in Serie A on Sunday, lifting spirits ahead of their Europa League ...

Jose Mourinho is unhappy with the support shown by Roma fans and has demanded they give more to help the tea after some sections of the fanbase booed the ...

Someone like Bove should be carried in the arms of the fans, he loves Roma more than them. 'When I arrived, he was going on loan to Serie C, today he plays as a starter. Mourinho vented at full-time: 'People don't give the team everything it deserves. Mourinho has cut a frustrated figure in recent weeks as Roma boss and appears to be feeling the heat in his role as manager I don't need nice words, but my players do. - Roma moved back up to third in the Serie A standings after beating Verona

Jose Mourinho was not impressed with some Roma fans after the team's narrow victory over Hellas Verona on Sunday.

Roma were missing two of their highest-profile stars for the visit of Verona, with Paulo Dybala and Lorenzo Pellegrini missing due to injuries, while Tammy Abraham was forced off in the early stages of the match with what appeared to be a problem of his own. Mourinho also expressed his belief that Roma's players are fully deserving of more credit from supporters and the press, adding: "[It was] a deserved victory. "You can’t boo a boy because he loses a ball," fumed the Portuguese boss. I have to be criticised, but I have to protect my boys because they deserve more." Ola Solbakken's goal just moments before the half-time whistle proved to be the winner for Roma, who climbed back up to third place in [Serie A](/latest/serie-a) as a result of their spirited victory at the Stadio Olimpico. Some fans were not overly impressed with Roma's compact performance, though, and made their feelings known by booing from the stands at times over the course of the 90 minutes.