As coach Jose Moriño made headlines in the Italian capital, the cracks in the walls of the Italian club Roma increased.

It will be recalled that after his return to Italian football at the beginning of the season, things had gone well with Moriño.

The Portuguese coach regained memories of Inter Milan's leadership to win an unprecedented trio of titles during his last stint in the country after leading Rome to six victories in his first six games in all competitions.

It seemed that Italy would be the place for Moriño to revive his coaching career after his removal from Tottenham Hotspire and Manchester United training.

However, the results soon began to decline and Coach Moriño's team was delayed to seventh in the league, having won only five times in the last 13 games of the competition.

As was the case throughout Moriño's history, the coach began to blame others for the decline.

While the referees have become the target of Moreno's impassioned criticism on many occasions this season, the players have also received their share of blame and reprimands, following a humiliating 6-1 European Conference League defeat to Norway's Podoglimt in October.

After the 3-0 defeat on his pitch, Inter Milan came from one side to the other, the press conference following the confrontation was a storm against the standards of the 58-year-old coach.

"Your work is much easier than ours. That's why we make more money than you. "

His television interviews were no less heated after he refused to take questions from studio experts, before making new excuses from his own point of view only for this defeat. The Portuguese coach referred to his team's absentee list, which includes Tammy Abraham and Rick Carsdorp for suspension and captain Lorenso Pellegrini for injury, after the defeat.