Mourinho at 55 If the present arrived four days early, the party is set to take place in an unlikely location. Jose Mourinho turns 55 on Friday, and is celebrating by giving Alexis Sanchez a Manchester United debut at the Huish Park home of Yeovil Town, officially the 89th-best team in the English league. Age can be just a number. It can also be a significant one. "There is no chance I will be 40-something again," said Mourinho a couple of weeks ago, in a reflective mood. "We cannot stop time." At 55, Mourinho is in the second half of his managerial career; perhaps one who started at 37 has been for some time. Yet United are proof that is not necessarily a bad thing. Their three European Cups were secured by Sir Matt Busby (then 59) and Sir Alex Ferguson (at 57 and 66). Ferguson was 69 in his last Champions League final. After turning 55, he won the Premier League 10 times. The problem with comparing anyone with Ferguson, however, is that he can be the e...