Jose Mourinho tells Manchester United to shape up as he tips Chelsea for title procession

Jose Mourinho has warned his old pal Sir Alex Ferguson that Chelsea are threatening to make the Barclays Premier League look like a one-horse race.
Manchester United may be unbeaten this season, but draws in half their dozen League games this season has allowed Carlo Ancelotti's team to open up a four-point lead in their bid to retain the title.
READ PETE JENSON'S GAME IN SPAIN COLUMNCritics may compare the Spanish league to Scotland because of the dominance of Barcelona and Real Madrid, but Mourinho has countered that the England is little better after six years of just two teams trading the title.
'Chelsea have only lost twice this season and look at how many times the other sides, like Manchester United, Arsenal and Manchester City have dropped points,' he told Spain's Cadena Ser.
'It will be a two-horse race in England and if Manchester Untied don’t watch out it will be a one-horse race.'

Mourinho's Real Madrid go into this weekend's matches top of the league in Spain after dropping just four points from 10 games, while in-form Villarreal can leapfrog Barcelona by beating the champions at the Camp Nou on Saturday night.
The former Stamford Bridge boss could not resist having a dig at Rafa Benitez, the former Liverpool boss who replace Mourinho as Inter Milan boss this summer after a season when the Italians won Serie A, the Champions League and Italian Cup.
'In Italy perhaps there are more contenders (for the league this season) because no one is doing well,' he said.
Meanwhile, despite opposition, the eagerly anticipated 'clasico' between Barcelona and Real Madrid will be held on a Monday - November 29.
It has been moved to avoid a clash with regional elections in Catalonia.