Jose Mourinho

[doctor stefan Freud]

Is that Tanguy’s brother?
asking for a friend.

He’s married

 

[Spursmad321]

What I found interesting is when they scored their 2nd goal Mourinho immediately told Ndombele to warm up, Eriksen was told to warm up much later after a discussion between Mourinho and Sacramento.

 

[spids]

I fully expect Jose to have spent the last 3 days on defensive shape and positioning, especially during inside team meetings / presentations. Things like Rose letting an opponent run across him on the near post at a corner won’t be happening again anytime soon. A lot of the goals we concede are due to lapses of concentration or basic mistakes. Jose will have realised we are good for a couple of goals against anyone given our front line. Keep clean sheets and we will rocket up the table.

 

[JimmyG2]

Credit to the man
results are no coincidence.
But that's not the real Jose
possibly his brother.

If he can keep this charm offensive up
I will revise my assessment.
But after 2 weeks
and 2 games
its a bit early to celebrate.

Perhaps time out
and the Chelsea/ Man U. experience
have mellowed him.

Good to see

 

[George94]

Credit to the man
results are no coincidence.
But that's not the real Jose
possibly his brother.

If he can keep this charm offensive up
I will revise my assessment.
But after 2 weeks
and 2 games
its a bit early to celebrate.

Perhaps time out
and the Chelsea/ Man U. experience
have mellowed him.

Good to see

Lovely poem

 

[BringBack_leGin]

Thankfully most on this site are supportive of, and excited by, Mourinho’s appointment. Yes, there is an overriding sentiment of worry at the risk element of the appointment, myself included (and I’ve disliked the guy for most of the past 15 years), but it seems that most realise what he could potentially bring. Even the most mistrusting of posters seem to realise that Enic has taken the move of acting unsentimentally, decisively and ambitiously over the past fortnight.

I understand that there are a few posters who dislike Mourinho so immensely that this appointment displeases them, and additionally feel Pochettino deserved better treatment or more time. I wholeheartedly disagree with both these opinions but there is a valid basis for both. My worry, and I hope I am inferring incorrectly, is that amongst those people exists an selection of ‘supporters’ so entrenched in these views that they’ll have their knives constantly sharp and ready so that when there is an inevitable blip which fits the stereotype of Mourinho (overly aggressive reaction to adversity or a particularly defensive line up against a better side) this site will become flooded with vitriol. I sincerely hope I’m wrong; I like to think any supporter of our club is only concerned with success and feels hurt by any failure, not vindication, but given that recently there was a selection of people actively wanting us to lose so Pochettino could be sacked, I feel like my worry is not misplaced.

I’m not sure why I’m typing this, maybe the codeine has elevated how far up my arse my head has reached, but I just want to ask that those of you who don’t want Mourinho at our club at the very least give him the benefit of the doubt and back him until there is tangible reason not to, because all any of us want is a successful Spurs and the best chance of that is if the current manager in place, whoever that is, manages to engineer that success.

 

[doctor stefan Freud]

Thankfully most on this site are supportive of, and excited by, Mourinho’s appointment. Yes, there is an overriding sentiment of worry at the risk element of the appointment, myself included (and I’ve disliked the guy for most of the past 15 years), but it seems that most realise what he could potentially bring. Even the most mistrusting of posters seem to realise that Enic has taken the move of acting unsentimentally, decisively and ambitiously over the past fortnight.

I understand that there are a few posters who dislike Mourinho so immensely that this appointment displeases them, and additionally feel Pochettino deserved better treatment or more time. I wholeheartedly disagree with both these opinions but there is a valid basis for both. My worry, and I hope I am inferring incorrectly, is that amongst those people exists an selection of ‘supporters’ so entrenched in these views that they’ll have their knives constantly sharp and ready so that when there is an inevitable blip which fits the stereotype of Mourinho (overly aggressive reaction to adversity or a particularly defensive line up against a better side) this site with become flooded with vitriol. I sincerely hope I’m wrong; I like to think any supporter of our club is only concerned with success and feels hurt by any failure, not vindication, but given that recently there was a selection of people actively wanting us to lose so Pochettino could be sacked, I feel like my worry is not misplaced.

I’m not sure why I’m typing this, maybe the codeine has elevated how far up my arse my head has reached, but I just want to ask that those of you who don’t want Mourinho at our club at the very least give him the benefit of the doubt and back him until there is tangible reason not to, because all any of us want is a successful Spurs and the best chance of that is if the current manager in place, whoever that is, manages to engineer that success.

leGin starting his transfer window preseason today with a well drilled, sensibly managed post. Square pegs in square hole, and all that

 

[BringBack_leGin]

leGin starting his transfer window preseason today with a well drilled, sensibly managed post. Square pegs in square hole, and all that

You need new hobbies ?

(Only joking, I love it!)

 

[LeSoupeKitchen]

leGin starting his transfer window preseason today with a well drilled, sensibly managed post. Square pegs in square hole, and all that

Not this shit again. Can you two get a room already.

 

[doctor stefan Freud]

Not this shit again. Can you two get a room already.

LeSoup beginning his transfer window preseason with jealous glances at posters with more silverware. Expect a dog fight for 16th place, narrowly avoiding relegation only because of a penchant for french liquid cuisine

 

[Yiddo100]

João Sacramento, what a bloke

 

[soup]

Seems to be a South Korean bloke. Lots of videos of Son, with titles using those funky Korean letters.

Edit: YT description

Catalina and Partners is a corporate advisory company working in the sports marketing sphere. We work with Rights Holders, Brands, as well as Players and we, consult on everything from league broadcasting rights and license sales to individual player transfers and endorsement deals. Follow our YouTube channel for a insiders perspective of the sports industry as we take you inside some of worlds most famous sports facilities as well as the most important events and occasions on the sporting calendar.

 

[ClintEastwould]

Special One TV for those that haven’t seen it:

Doitchampions

The ONLY place online containing the entire history of this show. 21st AUGUST 2011 As BBC TV have decided not to continue with our great football comedy show...

www.youtube.com

That’s fucking scary shit

 

[Danners9]

 

[RichieS]

You know, I'm starting to think he actually feels bad about how he acted when he was United manager and is genuinely trying to make amends.

Also, Gamma Ray is great stuff! ?

 

[doctor stefan Freud]

What the fuck’s he up to?

This is Jesus Mourinho, old Father Jose Christmas, Buddha and Mandela rolled up into a single saintly quiver

 

[Misfit]

What the fuck’s he up to?

This is Jesus Mourinho, old Father Jose Christmas, Buddha and Mandela rolled up into a single saintly quiver

Somewhere as we speak the greatest heist we'll never know about is being pulled. It involves a charismatic football manager front man, a handsome sidekick who is always eating something and a Chinese acrobat.

 

[carmeldevil]

Hi Tottenham,

Im Carmeldevil, a 15 year old kid in my heart with dreams to be your ball boy for one game. Where do I apply?

Thanks

 

[Gb160]

Jose Mourinho invites ball-boy to Tottenham's pre-match meal

Jose Mourinho invited his favourite ball-boy, 15-year-old Callum Hynes, to join Tottenham's pre-match lunch on Saturday as a reward for his quick reactions against Olympiacos.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[fishhhandaricecake]

Any mouriniho songs sang at the game today?