Jose Mourinho was booked during Fenerbahce's 2-0 win at Antalyaspor on Sunday for placing a laptop in front of the TV cameras to protest an offside refereeing decision.

No stranger to controversy over the course of his colourful career, the former Chelsea and Manchester United manager could be forgiven for taking his foot off the pedal now he is, at the age of 61, coaching on one of Europe’s less high-profile leagues.

Jose Mourinho placed a laptop in front of television cameras in a protest against a VAR decision to disallow Edin Dzeko’s goal on Sunday, 29 September. The Fenerbahce manager was booked by the referee on Sunday after displaying a picture to try and show that the offside decision was incorrect.

Mourinho, 61, who was hired by Fenerbahce in June after leaving Roma, put his laptop in front of a TV camera to protest the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) ruling disallowing a goal by Fenerbahce’s Bosnian forward Edin Dzeko for being offside.

Jose Mourinho found a new way of protesting against refereeing decisions. The Special One used his laptop to contest an offside decision in Fenerbahce's game.

Jose Mourinho staged a unique protest on Sunday night as he positioned a laptop in front of the television cameras to ‘prove’ a goal was wrongly disallowed.

Jose Mourinho was so furious with the decision to rule out a goal for his Fenerbahce side that he placed his laptop in front of Turkish television cameras to prove his point. The former Chelsea and Manchester United boss is already facing the wrath of referees just months into his new job.

Fenerbahce manager Jose Mourinho was booked by the referee on Sunday after he protested against a VAR decision to disallow a goal by placing a laptop in front of a TV camera, displaying a picture in an effort to show the offside decision was incorrect.