| Mourinho at Spurs 14:36 - Feb 22 with 3689 views | itfcjoe |
Seems to be going a similar route to Lambert here - just an arsehole who thinks he is untouchable |  |
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| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:37 - Feb 22 with 2986 views | Kieran_Knows |
I think it was pretty obvious, right from the very word go that wasn't going to work.
I wonder how much longer it is before Son and Kane leave? Must be this summer, or next at the latest. |  |
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| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:38 - Feb 22 with 2980 views | hype313 |
They've got big problems, Covid came at a horrible time for them financially with the new stadium, they thought they could start getting a return on it straight away.
Wouldn't be surprised if Kane and Son move on to ease the financial burden. [Post edited 22 Feb 2021 14:40]
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| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:41 - Feb 22 with 2951 views | Illinoisblue |
Both he and Lambert seem to not enjoy being a manager and the work that goes with it. Yet both quite happy to trouser huge pay cheques.
Tiresome pair of joy-sucking vultures |  |
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| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:42 - Feb 22 with 2929 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:38 - Feb 22 by hype313 |
They've got big problems, Covid came at a horrible time for them financially with the new stadium, they thought they could start getting a return on it straight away.
Wouldn't be surprised if Kane and Son move on to ease the financial burden. [Post edited 22 Feb 2021 14:40]
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Story last week they said Kane had a price of £150m?
Agree with Joe though, Mourinho is very much relying on previous experience/credit with the difference he actually has won things at truly big clubs. |  | | |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:45 - Feb 22 with 2897 views | hype313 |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:42 - Feb 22 by ElderGrizzly |
Story last week they said Kane had a price of £150m?
Agree with Joe though, Mourinho is very much relying on previous experience/credit with the difference he actually has won things at truly big clubs. |
Well he's got two chances this season, the League Cup against City (good luck with that) and the Europa League, with some big clubs in that, Milan being one of them.
Can't see him winning either, he will be gone.
Just to add, he doesn't have much credit with the Spurs fans, a few friends of mine who are Spurs fans accepted him whilst holding their noses, but it won't take much for them to turn on him. [Post edited 22 Feb 2021 14:46]
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| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:47 - Feb 22 with 2874 views | IP4_Blue |
Yes although Levy will not hang about like Evans in getting rid |  | | |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:48 - Feb 22 with 2866 views | IpswichKnight |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:41 - Feb 22 by Illinoisblue |
Both he and Lambert seem to not enjoy being a manager and the work that goes with it. Yet both quite happy to trouser huge pay cheques.
Tiresome pair of joy-sucking vultures |
I do not understand how Mourinho keeps getting good jobs, it follows the same pattern, decent first season while he works out how negative a team he can get away with, 2nd season implement the no crossing of the halfway line for 8/11 players ( except for corners ) then trouser a huge cheque when he gets the sack. | | | |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:48 - Feb 22 with 2865 views | homer_123 |
There is just the bitingly significant difference between them though Joe.
Mourinho has actually, as a manager, won and won big with many clubs. [Post edited 22 Feb 2021 14:54]
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| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:51 - Feb 22 with 2827 views | hype313 |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:48 - Feb 22 by IpswichKnight |
I do not understand how Mourinho keeps getting good jobs, it follows the same pattern, decent first season while he works out how negative a team he can get away with, 2nd season implement the no crossing of the halfway line for 8/11 players ( except for corners ) then trouser a huge cheque when he gets the sack. |
If you look at his record, he was brilliant with that Porto team, and a great job getting Inter Milan to win the CL with that squad, but by lord were they dire to watch. And obviously his first stint at Chelsea at the peak of Abromovich's powers.
He has had some big failures to, Madrid wasn't great, Second Chelsea stint and Utd.
Think he's starting to become yesterdays man. | |
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| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:51 - Feb 22 with 2821 views | itfcjoe |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:41 - Feb 22 by Illinoisblue |
Both he and Lambert seem to not enjoy being a manager and the work that goes with it. Yet both quite happy to trouser huge pay cheques.
Tiresome pair of joy-sucking vultures |
Yep, and just belittles fans expectations by talking them down and down.
Like you should be lucky to have a shot in certain games etc, I follow a fair few Spuds and seem to have a lot of mates who I speak to regularly who are supporters and it feels almost identical - just lowering of expectations, rubbish atmosphere, rubbish football but they aren't to blame | |
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| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:51 - Feb 22 with 2808 views | IP4_Blue |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:48 - Feb 22 by IpswichKnight |
I do not understand how Mourinho keeps getting good jobs, it follows the same pattern, decent first season while he works out how negative a team he can get away with, 2nd season implement the no crossing of the halfway line for 8/11 players ( except for corners ) then trouser a huge cheque when he gets the sack. |
Mourinho only has 3 seasons max at a club always has been like with him. To be fair to him he's done a good job and won wherever he has been, he did well at Man Utd and won europa league, league cup, only a couple of months ago Spurs was right up there | | | |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:52 - Feb 22 with 2797 views | BlueBadger |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:48 - Feb 22 by homer_123 |
There is just the bitingly significant difference between them though Joe.
Mourinho has actually, as a manager, won and won big with many clubs. [Post edited 22 Feb 2021 14:54]
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Yes, but Lambert played for some, once.
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| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:53 - Feb 22 with 2795 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:45 - Feb 22 by hype313 |
Well he's got two chances this season, the League Cup against City (good luck with that) and the Europa League, with some big clubs in that, Milan being one of them.
Can't see him winning either, he will be gone.
Just to add, he doesn't have much credit with the Spurs fans, a few friends of mine who are Spurs fans accepted him whilst holding their noses, but it won't take much for them to turn on him. [Post edited 22 Feb 2021 14:46]
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His style of football certainly doesn't seem to align with their expectations.
There was a stage earlier this season where they were scoring for fun, but he appears to have slammed on the brakes again.
If you score first against them now, you know their Plan A has gone. | | | |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:53 - Feb 22 with 2792 views | IP4_Blue |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:51 - Feb 22 by hype313 |
If you look at his record, he was brilliant with that Porto team, and a great job getting Inter Milan to win the CL with that squad, but by lord were they dire to watch. And obviously his first stint at Chelsea at the peak of Abromovich's powers.
He has had some big failures to, Madrid wasn't great, Second Chelsea stint and Utd.
Think he's starting to become yesterdays man. |
Think he won the league with Madrid didnt he? | | | |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:53 - Feb 22 with 2792 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:37 - Feb 22 by Kieran_Knows |
I think it was pretty obvious, right from the very word go that wasn't going to work.
I wonder how much longer it is before Son and Kane leave? Must be this summer, or next at the latest. |
I thought so. I was surprised when they were doing well at the start of the season, as it was obvious Mourinho's dour football and Spurs were going to be a bad mix. And that's before you throw in his character flaws. |  |
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| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:54 - Feb 22 with 2791 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:51 - Feb 22 by itfcjoe |
Yep, and just belittles fans expectations by talking them down and down.
Like you should be lucky to have a shot in certain games etc, I follow a fair few Spuds and seem to have a lot of mates who I speak to regularly who are supporters and it feels almost identical - just lowering of expectations, rubbish atmosphere, rubbish football but they aren't to blame |
The Spurs documentary on Amazon you almost felt sorry for him. Seemed a lonely old man | | | |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:54 - Feb 22 with 2787 views | itfcjoe |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:47 - Feb 22 by IP4_Blue |
Yes although Levy will not hang about like Evans in getting rid |
I don't know, when you see the contract Mourinho is on it was always a mega risk | |
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| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:58 - Feb 22 with 2757 views | IP4_Blue |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:54 - Feb 22 by itfcjoe |
I don't know, when you see the contract Mourinho is on it was always a mega risk |
£34.8m to sack Mourinho apparently | | | |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 15:01 - Feb 22 with 2719 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:51 - Feb 22 by hype313 |
If you look at his record, he was brilliant with that Porto team, and a great job getting Inter Milan to win the CL with that squad, but by lord were they dire to watch. And obviously his first stint at Chelsea at the peak of Abromovich's powers.
He has had some big failures to, Madrid wasn't great, Second Chelsea stint and Utd.
Think he's starting to become yesterdays man. |
He did win the league at Real (at a time when Barca were close to their prime) and in his return to Chelsea, the latter certainly wasn’t a failure even if the end was ugly. But United was certainly not great and looking the same now with Spurs
I do agree with your conclusion though, to be honest I thought he was done in this country when he left United so surprised to see him return with Spurs. Remember reading something a while back too which sounded on the money - that he’s always had that confrontational persona but no longer with the charm and mischievous side that he used to have during the Porto/Chelsea (1st time) and Inter days. Basically lost the good bits leaving just the worst bits of his personality, in terms of his public persona at least |  |
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| Mourinho at Spurs on 15:04 - Feb 22 with 2705 views | TractorWood |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:51 - Feb 22 by hype313 |
If you look at his record, he was brilliant with that Porto team, and a great job getting Inter Milan to win the CL with that squad, but by lord were they dire to watch. And obviously his first stint at Chelsea at the peak of Abromovich's powers.
He has had some big failures to, Madrid wasn't great, Second Chelsea stint and Utd.
Think he's starting to become yesterdays man. |
Just a rich man's Mick McCarthy. |  |
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| The criteria on 15:09 - Feb 22 with 2674 views | unstableblue |
Know quite a few spurs fans and been discussing their own crisis!
That West Ham result has really irked, as well illustrating the potential of Bale, who has been largely marginalised.
What most are saying is that the fit was never going to work.
If you think about the criteria for Spurs, probably number one was 'win silverware' but i'd say pretty close behind was 'success through attractive, attacking football playing on the front foot' that is the Spurs way, that is their history and their DNA.
Spurs have been treated to sensational football under Poch - but fell at the silverware hurdle.
A low % possession* (yes that word) game, sitting deep, and attacking on the break, got some initial plaudits from fans. But as soon as the results faded - the inevitable back lash came . *There were mutterings even after the 2-0 against home Arsenal derby win!! of 30% possession sticking in the throat a little. Albeit against the lesser teams they do dominate.
'Personable, fan and media savvy' has to be a criteria, Mourinho had a little PR uptick during that early success..but he's gone back into the untouchable, hideous mode, we all expect.
As for Town manager criteria - those three criteria are bang on swapping 'silverware' for promotion and championship stability and success.
Lambert failing on all accounts, despite some now evaporated promise of more attractive play..... occasional nice pass and move a few times in a game with no consistent threat in the final third - does not a criteria being met make.
If that makes any sense?!?! |  |
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| Mourinho at Spurs on 15:44 - Feb 22 with 2539 views | PrideOfTheEast |
Imagine if they'd gone for Eddie Howe or Sean Dyche and they'd had the same results. I find Mourinho incredibly dull.
With the odd exception (title at Chelsea in 2015) I'm not convinced he's done anything out of the ordinary in about a decade has he? | | | |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 15:48 - Feb 22 with 2515 views | davblue |
Jose i think is done in the modern game at the top level. I don't see any of the big teams taking him on now.
His style of play means you have to be ultra clinical when you get a chance and i don't think that translates to winning the big prizes anymore.
For all of his PR about how he had changed a new style of play, it's all BS.
Son and Kane are wasted under him. |  | | |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 16:51 - Feb 22 with 2387 views | BryanPlug |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:38 - Feb 22 by hype313 |
They've got big problems, Covid came at a horrible time for them financially with the new stadium, they thought they could start getting a return on it straight away.
Wouldn't be surprised if Kane and Son move on to ease the financial burden. [Post edited 22 Feb 2021 14:40]
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| Mourinho at Spurs on 17:27 - Feb 22 with 2311 views | chicoazul |
| Mourinho at Spurs on 14:38 - Feb 22 by hype313 |
They've got big problems, Covid came at a horrible time for them financially with the new stadium, they thought they could start getting a return on it straight away.
Wouldn't be surprised if Kane and Son move on to ease the financial burden. [Post edited 22 Feb 2021 14:40]
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