I was under the impression everyone knew Jose was the type of manager who controls the press conferences. I know what the post sounds like but read this article in particular.

Ask José Mourinho about the most important thing in coaching, and he will say ‘man management’. “Football for me is a human science; it’s about man, above everything else”, he told BBC Radio 4 in December 2011. For a man who sparks such intrigue, it’s a somewhat underwhelming response, yet his reference goes far beyond ‘rotating the squad’ and ‘keeping players happy’. Rather, it’s about a deep understanding and appreciation of players as complex human beings with desires and emotions, and the knowledge of how to exploit it.

Interesting read here if you want to know more.

I am sorry to have embarrassed you, it's sad to see i'm being downvoted though.

Edit: Taking into account what was said here is it so far fetched to suggest his einsteins comment could be aimed at putting the team on a level pedestal again and balancing the pressure they are feeling taking into account his psychological advocation?

In such press conferences, Mourinho’s vocabulary is also interesting. Whereas British managers refer to their players as “boys” or “lads”, he calls them “men”. Watch or read any Real Madrid post-match event and the word occurs throughout. This fuels the sense of tribalism, making him sound almost like a war general speaking to his troops. Yet it also testifies respect towards the group, a treatment of players as grown-ups; men on an equal footing. By calling them men, he invites them to act maturely and take responsibility.