The Liverpool great hit out at Chelsea for their tactics in getting Paris Saint-Germain striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic sent off in the last-16 Champions League tie at Stamford Bridge.
Mourinho meanwhile was up in arms again yesterday after he felt the Blues should have been awarded a penalty during their 1-1 draw at home to Southampton.
And he used the opportunity to continue his feud with Souness.
"Graeme Souness says also that it's more a reason to criticise a player who asks for a yellow card than a player who kicks somebody in the chest," Mourinho said.
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Pundits are paid to wear my suit, but I'm not paid to wear their suit
Jose Mourinho
"I went to Sky and they told me their pundits said it's a penalty. I went to BBC and they told me it's not a penalty.
"I went to the radios and they told me it's not a penalty.
"Pundits are paid to wear my suit, but I'm not paid to wear their suit or to comment on their comments.
"If one day I become a pundit, I will wear a manager's suit. I will win every game, because pundits win every game, and then I can be critical and I can be phenomenal like they are."
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