Jose Mourinho | Spurs manager

At every club he's been at since 2002, Mourinho has won trophies. Will he win one at Spurs?

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He is getting backed efficiently , only spend around 60m for 7 new players of his own choices. A fully backed Mourinho will be frightening to the league, I expect him to challenge for all fronts , the media might paint him as finished manager but the only one finished was United , never him.
 
Foxbatt said:
I really do not understand why he calls Arsene a vouyer? He never said anything about Fergie though.
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Perhaps Jose sees Arsene as his shit coat rival. That's why he takes the rivalry so personally. When things go personal, there's no logic.



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Foxbatt said:
I really do not understand why he calls Arsene a vouyer? He never said anything about Fergie though.
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He called him it once, after Wenger had been talking about Chelsea"s bad form a lot.

He didn't go after Fergie for two reasons;

1, He respected him.

2, He didn't think a war of words with Fergie would be in his benefit. Riling up Wenger for years worked as he never lost a game to him. Fergie would've probably enjoyed Jose's "mind games" and given back worse than he got.
 
duffer said:
He called him it once, after Wenger had been talking about Chelsea"s bad form a lot.

He didn't go after Fergie for two reasons;

1, He respected him.

2, He didn't think a war of words with Fergie would be in his benefit. Riling up Wenger for years worked as he never lost a game to him. Fergie would've probably enjoyed Jose's "mind games" and given back worse than he got.
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He claims he never lost and he didn't lose many but Wenger beat him twice in the 19 games.
 
People take him way too seriously. Besides, he is probably right anyway.
 
I’ve never enjoyed watching Mourinho football, right from the start it has been the same functional boring football, goals or no goals. He hasn’t adapted his style to keep up, and that’s that.
 
fps said:
I’ve never enjoyed watching Mourinho football, right from the start it has been the same functional boring football, goals or no goals. He hasn’t adapted his style to keep up, and that’s that.
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Yes, Mourinho is pragmatic coach and his football is dire at times, especially when he is not confident on his players to play more expansive football or when he is in a knockout competition. But the bolded part on your post , a lie told a thousand times is still a lie...

I guess you haven't watched his teams playing when he has the team he wants and this statement is HUGE when you are discussing Mourinho. And i am out.
 
Spurs carry on how they are plus Bale they'll soon be everyone's 2nd team including arsenal fams who'd never admit it cuz Venger but maybe Mourinho been building up to this one through recent years tears and put. That coffee. Down. Coffee's for new stadium pint pots fill from under Kane's extra chin length got dem semi at best and that's with a half a pill of V. If they keep Son fit begging really begging you for help ma so the Mou haters. A lie told a thousand times is lie still baby I'm all over Levy too.
 
Hisha said:
Yes, Mourinho is pragmatic coach and his football is dire at times, especially when he is not confident on his players to play more expansive football or when he is in a knockout competition. But the bolded part on your post , a lie told a thousand times is still a lie...

I guess you haven't watched his teams playing when he has the team he wants and this statement is HUGE when you are discussing Mourinho. And i am out.
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Yeah I did, I watched his early Chelsea teams at the time and I found the style really boring and functional, even if some of the players in them were very stylish. Also, the word boring is a subjective one, so it can’t be an outright lie.
 
Thought Chelsea played some fantastic football for large parts of 14/15, Costa and Fabregas were in brilliant form up to around January although Chelsea still bunkered down v other top 6 teams.

Then you had that odd cup defeat to Bradford and things seemed to fizzle out even if you still comfortably won the league. Then the huge issues the next season.
 
Agree with those saying his football was different in past years. He would go more defensive against big sides to get results, but not against the smaller sides, as he does now.

Doesn't seem to trust the players he has anymore.

Then again, his options haven't been great.
 
FootballHQ said:
Thought Chelsea played some fantastic football for large parts of 14/15, Costa and Fabregas were in brilliant form up to around January although Chelsea still bunkered down v other top 6 teams.

Then you had that odd cup defeat to Bradford and things seemed to fizzle out even if you still comfortably won the league. Then the huge issues the next season.
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Exactly. Chelsea played fantastic football in 14/15 till their 3-5 loss to Spurs. Jose changed the strategy after this loss and if i remember correctly, i think it was because their weak link was exposed in that game (Ivanovic).
 
windco said:
He is getting backed efficiently , only spend around 60m for 7 new players of his own choices. A fully backed Mourinho will be frightening to the league, I expect him to challenge for all fronts , the media might paint him as finished manager but the only one finished was United , never him.
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How does it smell?
 
pocco said:
Why though? It has to be because of his time in Spain. Such a confident and charismatic guy, won everything there is, yet seems so angry all the time. Perhaps he's such a perfectionist that he can't accept some things that happened at Real.
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He was never going to be treated like a God at RM but failed to accept this. At Porto, Chelsea and Inter he achieved “wonders” - won them the league or the CL after decades or even half a century. Plus his home record and win percentage was phenomenal. He believed his own hype and thought things would always be like this.
Then he goes to RM - who weren’t successful in the CL for a few years - but had still won enough CLs 7-12 years before Mourinho joined them.
In addition he was joining the country which were reining World and European champions. Those players were the stars Spain at that time, not Mourinho. But he tried his old tricks to divide RM and Barca players and all that and it didn’t work.
Then there was also his style of play which was not appreciated at RM but they knew what they were getting before hiring him.
Basically he was a good manager at RM, nothing more, nothing less. And since then the hype around him got less and less.
 
It’s not great that he felt inclined to sit back and counter Everton but rightly thought he could have a go at us and dominate us even before we got the red. Away as well.
 
I might be wrong about Mourinho. I taught his career was over after United, but it seems like he is still a very good manager (I.e., top five). I had him in top ten, but it seems like he has not lost it. However, Mourinho second season is typically his strongest. This season might be the highest of his career at Spurs. So, I will not be surprised if he wins a trophy with these lots.

Mourinho still has been United most accomplished and best manager post Sir Alex.
 
This Spurs team reminds me of his Inter team in terms of playstyle and intensity. He's building a monstrous team and I hope I'm wrong.
 
I'll just take down the bunting then.
 
Hahaha I love it when Jose has a painful result because he never fails to rub it in everyone's face when he wins by a last minute goal.

3 goals for West Ham scored after the 82nd minute :D That's gonna hurt for a while. Would hate to be sitting at the family dinner table at the Mourinho household this evening.
 
Reckon he told his players at half time they will be challenging for the league and the pressure got to them?
 
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