Were he not in such a truculent mood Mourinho could also have argued justifiably that the influential Lucas Leiva should have been dismissed for a second booking with the scores level.
He argues, justifiably, that Myanmar is "seen within the prism of the past ten or 20 years, as if three Anglo-Burmese wars, a century of colonial rule, an immensely destructive Japanese invasion and occupation, and five decades of civil war, foreign intervention and Communist insurgency had never happened".His book is part personal memoir, part history and part polemic.
Cloudera has followed a different path, taking the same Apache Hadoop code and enhancing, tweaking or optimizing it with proprietary extensions and features that Cloudera argues - justifiably - give its customers something they need.
"The Pentagon and the C.I.A. argue, quite justifiably, that they want to keep these terrorists in isolation and under interrogation," even if that means abandoning the prosecution of Mr. Moussaoui, one official said.
What this boils down to is a choice between a man who can justifiably say cycling has got cleaner on his watch and a man who can justifiably argue that it should have got cleaner quicker and with much smaller legal bills.
Canadian banks, for instance, might justifiably argue that the nation's regulatory structure proved its superiority during the financial crisis.
Hedge fund managers justifiably argue that investors shouldn't expect funds to beat the market every year.
If Qantas's prospects are so bright, why, they justifiably argue, should they not share in them?
He can justifiably argue that, even though Mr Neumann's own fund-raising is based on small contributors, his "unco-ordinated" supporters represent corporate donors.
Republicans could justifiably argue that a separate cabinet agency wasn't needed to administer the big education programs, which existed before the department was set up.
