Tottenham Hotspur: Jose Mourinho Sacked

[DoublerHunter]

^ Well probably, this person really have the skills to win honestly. It is just that his goal and agenda is way too different than just winning games. He is now a businessman and not a coach (a corrupted one). I heard that this guy plays dirty in a way that he manipulates the game and influences his players to do so. They used his previous reputation to earn underground. He used it to be considered as one of the candidates and took the chance to earn from losing. He was actually good before this time. He has his golden times before, but I guess as usual everybody’s time fades time by time. So you really have to enjoy it while it lasts.

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[JollyGood]

I think Mourinho is not the special one from a long time now.His time was a few years ago when he won Champions League titles.The biggest achievement of his career is with Inter in Italy in 2010 when he won Serie A,Italian Cup and the Champions League in the same year.From then he has only seen downfalls.

I agree, there is no doubt about several aspects of his past that can be argued about because his fantastic achievements speak for themselves but his last winner as a league manager was in 2015 and his last major trophy was a Europa League win in 2017 and with new managers coming along with new ideas he really is not the special one:

- Porto 2002/3 Domestic/European Treble
Primeira Liga
Taça de Portugal
UEFA Cup

- Porto 2003/4 Domestic/European Double
Primeira Liga
UEFA Champions League

- Chelsea 2004/5 + 2005/06 + 2014/15 including first champions winners since 1955
Premier League

- Inter Milan 2009–10 Domestic/European Treble
Serie A
Coppa Italia
UEFA Champions League

- Real Madrid 2011/12
La Liga

- Manchester United 2016/17
UEFA Europa League


I think what he did at Porto in the 18 months here was there was nothing short of brilliant. Chelsea were right to sign him but the Chelsea team that won the Premier League in 2004/5 was created by Ranieri who already guided them to 2nd place the season before. Winning back to back Premier League titles was also a big thing to add on his CV too. The Italian domestic double and Champions League win in 2009/10 was a brilliant achievement too and must be a highlight of his career.

Yes, the news is currently excited about Tottenham sacking Jose Mourinho, I am a little curious about Mourinho's dismissal, Tottenham immediately evaluate the new manager 'Ryan Mason'.

Does this have anything to do with the European Super League, until Mourinho's dismissal, I saw Tottenham in the top 12 club of the European Super League.
Nonetheless I hope Tottenham will be even better in the hands of Ryan Mason this spring.

@JollyGood, you can get this information very quickly.

The media are stating that Spurs chairman Daniel Levy wanted to sack Mourinho just days before the EFL Cup Final because he would find it harder to sack a manager that gave Tottenham their first trophy since 2008. He used the European Super League as a perfect excuse to do it because it is clear Tottenham can mount a challenge for the 4th place Champions League spot and win the EFL Cup without Mourinho being there.

Morinho's glorious era seems to have ended now and in fact we can see when Morinho has handled a club as big as Manchester United which has only been able to win 3 trophies, namely the Community Shield Cup, the English League Cup and also the Europa League Cup so far. His coaching at Manchester United, if we look at these three trophies, is certainly not worth the large amount of money spent by Manchester United to buy some of the world's big players like Paul Pogba and Eric Balily at that time. It seems that Tottenham also made the right decision to remove Morinho from his current squad because Tottenham's performance this year is quite bad, which is only in 7th position and in my opinion the bus parking tactic that has been a mainstay of Morinho's game is no longer a scary tactic for the team other teams and bus parking tactics have been easily beaten by a team that relies on attacks on the wings and is assisted by a capable attacking midfielder.

He lost has appeal and his approach to players a long time ago and has been riding high on the back of previous successes and that does not suit him. He really needed to be successful at Spurs to get that self-belief back but it did not work out. He seems to be very wealthy with the millions of USD$ he receives in compensation every time he gets sacked which is probably not what he wants.

It was very surprised that Tottenham suddenly fired Mourinho. Under the tutelage of Mourinho Tottenham appearance was still below standard, being in 7th position is not a good achievement for a team like Tottenham.
Based on media reports, Tottenham fired Jose Mourinho because the coach refused to bring his squad to the European Super League which he considered still illegal and finally the tottenham management chose to fires him.

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy has a habit of doing these types of things. He did it unexpectedly with Harry Redknapp and with Mauricio Pochettino too and even with his first manager Glenn Hoddle after buying the club in 2001.

[CLS63]

It is said that he was sacked because of protesting against Tottenham's joining the European Super League and not preparing his team for the training.

Maybe true maybe not, but I find the decision right anyway. Because Tottenham have been really inadequate when it comes to performance. I don't think that he is the right manager for this team.

[leea-1334]

I always felt deep regret at the way we treated our beloved coach. Indeed, who can do what the board expect them to? Even big Mou cannot.

Jose Mourinho has always orchestrated his own downfall wherever he goes, he's been underperforming for years now but he never faces his own squad, but rather what other managers are doing right or wrong or the whole system is against him. He'd never own up to his own flaws, perhaps he's not so special after all.

That is true,,, this guy does not like to be not the master of his own destiny so he does what he can to leave on his own terms when he knows the exit is pointed to him. Always a man to choose his own destiny no matter what. I can respect him for that. The era of mourinho and mind games no longer works,,, he has to accept this however.

[slaman29]

Maybe they don't want Tottenham to remain in such a bad position for the remainder of the last game. I think the board has a target to be able to play at UEL (at least), so they are considering sacking mourinho now. Although this is not a guarantee for tottenham to get to UEL in the final standings.

Maybe it true that Mourinho relies on star player with expensive purchases nowadays, so he failed to build a solid team like when he in Porto. I don't know.

Ferguson did it. Zidane did it. Pep did it. But while one retired because he knew that era was over and Zidane and Pep evolved, people like Mou still stuck to his old ways and discovered often it doesn't work anymore.

Still a shame to sack him before the final. That's like giving City a free pass, but hopefully Kane and Son and Moura all give it their best shot. Lost my quadruple already so don't want to see City lift anymore cups:)

[JollyGood]

Mourinho was not sacked because he opposed the European Super League, he was sacked because he was not a success at Tottenham and because he was losing trust of the players who told the chairman they wanted their previous manager (Pochettino) back.

It is said that he was sacked because of protesting against Tottenham's joining the European Super League and not preparing his team for the training.

Maybe true maybe not, but I find the decision right anyway. Because Tottenham have been really inadequate when it comes to performance. I don't think that he is the right manager for this team.

[DeathAngel]

He won’t get another elite club level job now. He’s been sacked from his last 3 club jobs. I think sometimes a manager goes past his peak & his methods don’t work any more. That’s happened with Mourinho now.