Carragher joined Graeme Souness in heavily criticising Chelsea's players during the Champions League last-16 exit to Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday, branding their behavior as "disgraceful". Nine of Chelsea's outfield players swarmed around the referee following a heavy challenge from Zlatan Ibrahimovic that led to the Swede's sending off - and Carragher said this kind of gamesmanship is a symptom of Mourinho's teams.
But speaking ahead of his side's Super Sunday clash at Southampton, Mourinho said: "The world is strange, maybe because of our diets or the products we are eating, but memories are getting shorter.
"When Jamie Carragher is talking about it, he is having a problem for sure. Jamie stopped playing two years ago and in that time he forgot what he did on the pitch.
"I'm about a certain kind of education, not just in football but in life, and I prefer to laugh. Envy is the biggest tribute that the shadows do to a man. It's about life."
Carragher immediately responded on Twitter, joking: "It doesn't look like I'll get Jose on Monday Night Football!"
And Mourinho refused to discuss their Champions League exit any further, telling our reporter to "move on".
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