Only people who have absolutely no understanding of the game look at goals scored as real evidence of whether a team plays an attacking brand of football.

All Mourinho teams score lots of goals because they're usually very good at set pieces and exceptional at reactive football-counter attacks and turnovers.

Mourinho's teams always focus on the turnover, they try to do it in midfield if possible, countering a break. His Chelsky team were bloody good at that.

Tee hee, 'anti-football'.