Jose Mourinho Sack Watch: Spurs Edition

Vibe wrote:" Jose, do you think the Champions League Final defeat played a part in Tottenham's bad start to the season?"

"I don't know, I never lost a CL final"

For people who thought he's a changed man

RIP Spurs fans. I mean if this is this prick's attitude right from the off, can only see one outcome. At least with us, he started spewing shit like these only later. The man thinks only about himself, his record, his feelings, his boner. Sad state of affairs people are still willing to suck him off.

went into the half losing 2-1 vs olympiakos and within 5 minutes of the 2nd spurs equalized. Whatever he said during half time clearly worked.

under mourinho feels like alli, aurier, lucas, clearly look fired up ; still early days though, i think mourinho knows tottenham is still a huge liability in defense ; attacking has not been a problem whatsoever for them

dunno if mourinho has any say to levy on convincing to spend big for defense like he had elsewhere but mourinho has to do that or he wont be in tottenham for too long

defense still a big issue for tottenham

BarrileteCosmico wrote:went into the half losing 2-1 vs olympiakos and within 5 minutes of the 2nd spurs equalized. Whatever he said during half time clearly worked.

I’m not so sure any halftime speech had anything to do with the turnaround. Olympiakos’ missed clearance was key to Tottenham’s first goal. Awful defending. The ball boy was literally integral in the build-up to the second goal But yeah, this is GL. The coach obviously did something great behind the scenes since they won

he did though, even before that goal spurs came out attacking like crazy in the first 5 mins, and had you watched their shitty 1st half you could tell the difference on how they were playing before.

BarrileteCosmico wrote:he did though, even before that goal spurs came out attacking like crazy in the first 5 mins, and had you watched their shitty 1st half you could tell the difference on how they were playing before.

They played with more intensity in the second half. They were playing catch up, after all. Eriksen was quite poor after he came on in the first half, but he was crucial to the second half comeback, and his freekick for the 4th goal was inch perfect. I watched both Tottenham and Real Madrid at a local pub.

How does the saying go, watching 2 games is as good as watching neither? Definitely find it to be the case for me personally.

Anyways, guess we'll find out when the Amazon special comes out what went on at HT

That ball boy

Jose Mourinho makes sure the ball boy gets the respect he deserves for the assist

Class. pic.twitter.com/4zWt0Jxwco

— Football on BT Sport (@btsportfootball) November 26, 2019

JespSwe wrote:under mourinho feels like alli, aurier, lucas, clearly look fired up ; still early days though, i think mourinho knows tottenham is still a huge liability in defense ; attacking has not been a problem whatsoever for them

dunno if mourinho has any say to levy on convincing to spend big for defense like he had elsewhere but mourinho has to do that or he wont be in tottenham for too long

defense still a big issue for tottenham

the rumor mill says he quite likes the toby-vert cb pairing, in spite of their years. wants both of them to renew.

could be (likely is) bullshit, though

BarrileteCosmico wrote:How does the saying go, watching 2 games is as good as watching neither? Definitely find it to be the case for me personally.

Anyways, guess we'll find out when the Amazon special comes out what went on at HT

At least, I recognize the ball boy’s impact in the comeback and changing the momentum of the match. Maybe you saw Mourinho hugging the ball boy and concluded that it was all part of his grand scheme?

lol i was wondering why he was thanking the kid (was watching juve-atletico) at the same time but so that was the reason lol was pretty funny that ball boy had a big hand in build up XD

good one

Elite coach. Spurs is a good team for him. Not a big team on paper with solely garbage players. Small team with some good players. He can do well with that without unrealistic expectations.

BarrileteCosmico wrote:

JespSwe wrote:under mourinho feels like alli, aurier, lucas, clearly look fired up ; still early days though, i think mourinho knows tottenham is still a huge liability in defense ; attacking has not been a problem whatsoever for them

dunno if mourinho has any say to levy on convincing to spend big for defense like he had elsewhere but mourinho has to do that or he wont be in tottenham for too long

defense still a big issue for tottenham

the rumor mill says he quite likes the toby-vert cb pairing, in spite of their years. wants both of them to renew.

could be (likely is) bullshit, though

tbh toby - vert CB pairing is much better than sanchez in that line up. i guess it also depends where tottenham will finish by the end of the season but yea i guess tottenham cant afford to loose both vert toby at the same time


seriously dier is also past his best .... mourinho got big problems at the back

Thimmy wrote:

BarrileteCosmico wrote:How does the saying go, watching 2 games is as good as watching neither? Definitely find it to be the case for me personally.

Anyways, guess we'll find out when the Amazon special comes out what went on at HT

At least, I recognize the ball boy’s impact in the comeback and changing the momentum of the match. Maybe you saw Mourinho hugging the ball boy and concluded that it was all part of his grand scheme?

goes to show a team is much more than the 11 players on the pitch

BarrileteCosmico wrote:

Thimmy wrote:

BarrileteCosmico wrote:How does the saying go, watching 2 games is as good as watching neither? Definitely find it to be the case for me personally.

Anyways, guess we'll find out when the Amazon special comes out what went on at HT

At least, I recognize the ball boy’s impact in the comeback and changing the momentum of the match. Maybe you saw Mourinho hugging the ball boy and concluded that it was all part of his grand scheme?

goes to show a team is much more than the 11 players on the pitch

If you believe everything you read on here, the players on the pitch are only as relevant as their manager. Barca’s ability to perform without a manager (not including Messi) was likely some glitch in the Matrix because managers are omniscient and almighty

Already Mou is back right where he is, in the limelight, getting results and giving us entertainment and talking points already, this man is never dull

This man is even capable to make ball boys great
Never lost his magic touch

Soon people will realize that the problem has always been Man United. They truly are one toxic club who have buried reputations and shook confidence of some of the most accomplished players and coaches. A blackhole for talent so to speak.

It really is no shocker when a coach as accomplished as Mourinho, who has won all over Europe with some of the best teams says finishing 2nd with Man United was one of his greatest achievements in his career. I believe this accomplishment is second only to Arsenal's invincibles run. Because only a genius footballing mind like him can see a team for what it truly is : toxic garbage.

Nothing before SAF, nothing since SAF left. This club will never be the same again.

"I always say this, I love intelligent ball boys like I was. I was a brilliant ball boy as a kid and this kid was brilliant. He understands the game and made an assist. And he'll never forget it."

Never thought about it before, but Mou-speach is quite Trumpian. They both speak the language of narcissism.

Wish we had signed him instead

E L I T E coach, was never in doubt.

Except Jose can speak 5 languages and Trump struggles with his only 1 and native tongue. Put some respek on Mou's name.

urbaNRoots wrote:Wish we had signed him instead

Pull yourself together. You only have to get through about 8 months of this.

BusterLfc wrote:E L I T E coach, was never in doubt.

he's only been in charge for a total of 2 games can we chill

BusterLfc wrote:E L I T E coach, was never in doubt.

Tactically and football wise I think he is still en elite coach. Once he gets sacked, I can easily see him going to ManCity and finally winning CL with them, unlike the serial loser and fraud in CL called Pep.