Mourinho talked

The Real Madrid boss appeared to be the victim of fans whistling in protest at the club's recent Clasico loss to Barcelona, something the Portuguese claims he will respond to by 'doing his job' Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho brushed off the jeers targeted at him during his side's 4-1 victory against Athletic Bilbao on Sunday, and claims some of the club's biggest idols have been subjected to similar treatment in the past. The Portuguese trainer received whistles from the Santiago Bernabeu crowd following the frustration of another defeat against fierce rivals Barcelona on Wednesday, and the manner of the loss to the Catalan club in the teams Copa del Rey quarter-final first-leg clash. "There is no problem," Mourinho told reporters in his post-match press conference. "It did not happen to me at Porto, Chelsea or Inter, but there is always a first time for everything. "Here, [Zinedine] Zidane was whistled, as were Ronaldo and Cristiano Ronaldo. So why would I not be whistled? "Zidane, Ronaldo and Cristiano responded with their goals. I will try to respond with my work." Mourinho then stressed that there is no reason for crisis talk at the club, despite the defeat at home to Barca on Wednesday. "This is the first time that I am five points clear at the top," he noted. "We passed the group stage in the Champions League and we still have one match to play in the Copa del Rey. "If we are beaten, it will not be by Alcorcon but by Barcelona and I do my job."