Coach says critics of Reals slow start are unreasonable Real were held 0-0 by Real Mallorca while Barcelona wonJose Mourinho says he is the ideal person to bring long-term stability to Real Madrid, and has played down the significance of their disappointing opening day draw at Real Mallorca.Real were held 0-0 on Sunday while arch-rivals Barcelona swept aside Racing Santander 3-0, opening up an immediate two point lead in the La Liga standings. The champions only dropped 15 points on their way to the title last season."I am a coach, not Harry Potter," Mourinho told sports daily AS."He is a magician. Magic is fiction and I live for football which is real. Ive only been two months in Madrid. Do you know how many training sessions I have had with everyone together, including the new signings? Not even 10."Last seasons treble-winning coach with Inter Milan was brought in to replace Manuel Pellegrini in an attempt to end a run of two trophyless seasons at the Bernabeu, and to break Barcelonas dominance of La Liga."My profile as a coach is different to those they have had in recent years," he added. "If things go badly and I have to leave I would have one of the best clubs in the world waiting for me."This personal stability allows me to say I am the ideal person to be at Madrid because I fear nothing. Madrid need stability and Im here to give it. Madrid is in many ways a conflict of footballing ideas. Coach after coach after coach... They need stability."Mourinho signed a four-year contract in May to become their tenth coach since Vicente del Bosque was sacked in 2003.Jose MourinhoReal Madrid guardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds