Alan Pardew has warned Jose Mourinho to be careful if he has
any intentions of jumping into the crowd to celebrate like he did
against Manchester City on Sunday night.
The Chelsea boss apologised after the game for the way he reacted to Fernando Torres's last-minute winner.
He claimed he was looking for his 14-year-old son, Jose Mario Jnr, but instead leapt into the arms of an adoring supporter.
Crowd surfer: Mourinho leapt into the crowd to celebrate with his son after Torres' winner against Man City
But Pardew suggests the Portuguese should think again if he has any
ideas about repeating the antics at St James' Park when the two sides
meet in the early-afternoon kick off on Saturday.
'If he starts jumping in my crowd he'll be in trouble,' Pardew said. 'He's a great personality for the league. He'll be bringing a big side here but we're looking forward to turning them over and hopefully making him miserable.'
The Newcastle boss has a massive couple of games coming up, against Chelsea at home and then away to Tottenham a week later.
On the back of the derby defeat to Sunderland and being knocked out of the Capital One Cup by Manchester City, he faces the very real prospect of coming away with four defeats in four matches ahead of the international break.
Know your place: Pardew has warned Mourinho against repeating his antics at St James' Park
The Chelsea boss apologised after the game for the way he reacted to Fernando Torres's last-minute winner.
He claimed he was looking for his 14-year-old son, Jose Mario Jnr, but instead leapt into the arms of an adoring supporter.
Crowd surfer: Mourinho leapt into the crowd to celebrate with his son after Torres' winner against Man City
'If he starts jumping in my crowd he'll be in trouble,' Pardew said. 'He's a great personality for the league. He'll be bringing a big side here but we're looking forward to turning them over and hopefully making him miserable.'
The Newcastle boss has a massive couple of games coming up, against Chelsea at home and then away to Tottenham a week later.
On the back of the derby defeat to Sunderland and being knocked out of the Capital One Cup by Manchester City, he faces the very real prospect of coming away with four defeats in four matches ahead of the international break.
Know your place: Pardew has warned Mourinho against repeating his antics at St James' Park
