Jose Mourinho in apparent jibe at Tottenham and Liverpool managers as he defends his style of play

Jose Mourinho in apparent jibe at Tottenham and Liverpool managers as he defends his style of play
Jose Mourinho appears to have taken a dig at Mauricio Pochettino and Jurgen Klopp by questioning the approach of younger managers who seemingly favour style over substance.Mourinho, speaking a month after he was sacked by Manchester United, defended his style of play after criticism has been levelled at him for his supposedly defensive methods and couldn’t resist a barb at the Tottenham and Liverpool bosses.Mourinho was widely criticised for forcing Manchester United to play negative football2
Mourinho was widely criticised for forcing Manchester United to play negative football
United were not getting results or winning any awards for entertainment in the last few months of Mourinho’s reign at Old Trafford, but he insists he still deserves to be ranked alongside those managers considered serial winners.And, in doing so, Mourinho appears to have taken a swipe at both Pochettino and Klopp, who have been praised for bringing great football to the Premier League – but are still without an English trophy between them.It’s very easy to ‘play well’ and not win, the Portuguese said while working for beIN SPORTS.It’s very easy to be behind a certain idea of a certain football, without results. But the people who win consistently have a different idea about that.If you speak about Guardiola, if you speak about Ancelotti, about the ones where obviously I belong, who have a career of victories over a long period, where are the young ones with a real impact in terms of results? Where are they? Mourinho’s entire two-and-a-half year spell as United manager was a large disappointment, with the Red Devils expected to achieve big things when the Portuguese was hired.However, the former Chelsea boss won only two trophies – the Carabao Cup and Europa League in 2016/17 – and never managed to guide United to that long-awaited next Premier League title.Nonetheless, Mourinho actually thinks the greatest achievement of his career came while in charge of the Red Devils – guiding them to a second place finish in last season’s league campaign.He continued: “Sometimes we comment on what we see, but we don’t know what is behind the scenes and influences what we see. I think that is a fundamental thing.Mourinho won two trophies in his debut season at Manchester United, but never claimed further silverware2
Mourinho won two trophies in his debut season at Manchester United, but never claimed further silverware
“If I tell you for example that I consider one of the best jobs of my career (was) to finish second with Manchester United in the Premier League, you say ‘This guy is crazy – he won 25 titles’.“But I keep saying this because people don’t know what is going on behind the scenes.“Sometimes we, on this side of the camera, analyse things with a different perspective.”

Chances created – 43
Atletico Madrid's Champions League win over Juventus shows

Gonzalo Higuain leaves the field in tears

Liverpool forward Sadio Mane has given Kalidou Koulibaly's possible move to Manchester United a thumbs down. Koulibaly has emerged as United's primary target to reinforce their backline.
Liverpool set to lose Sadio Mane on one condition as

Arsenal issued a positive update on Welbeck

Mauricio Pochettino EXCLUSIVE: Tottenham Hotspur boss admits his players were tired after defeat to Wolves at Wembley Goals from Willy Boly, Raul Jiminez and Helder Costa secured a famous comeback
Mauricio Pochettino EXCLUSIVE: Tottenham Hotspur boss admits

James Milner is likely to start against Tottenham in Saturday’s Champions League final

'I won six titles, scored in two finals and won a league of 100 points': Fabregas hits back at Arsenal troll who criticised him for moving to Barcelona to 'sit on the bench' Cesc Fabregas posted an image of his club shirts asking fans for their memories A Twitter user questioned why he had swapped […]
Cesc Fabregas fires back at fan who questions why he left

Hudson-Odoi in action against the Czechs at Wembley

Location of all clubs who have competed in the Premier League. Where a club has played at multiple locations, the current location is shown (if they are a current Premier League member), or the location they playing at during the last Premier League season they competed in (if they are currently in the lower divisions).
Every Premier League Club's Player of the 2018/19 Season

Joe Gomez struggled to deal with Neymar and co
Harry's Heroes: Harry Redknapp praises ex-Arsenal star Paul

(SUB) Fernando Llorente - N/A

Oliver Skipp: Tottenham midfielder praised by fans for impressing on full debut vs Burnley. The 18-year-old made his first ever start for Spurs on Saturday afternoon. By Billy Hawkins
Oliver Skipp: Tottenham midfielder praised by fans for

Spurs stars celebrate during their win over Leicester City.

Defender ruled out for rest of the season. Leeds United defender Barry Douglas ruptured the medial ligament in his knee during Saturday's Sky Bet Championship win against Millwall at Elland Road. Douglas managed to battle through until the final whistle, however scans have confirmed the injury, which will see the Scottish international
Leeds United injury news: Barry Douglas ruled out for the

With Troy Deeneys red card ruining some managers plans, Jimenez is probably your next best cheap option. A game with Brighton holds a lot of promise, while the clash with Arsenal seems fine on paper thanks to Wolves brilliant record against the top six.
'They are nothing special' - Adrian Durham tears into West

Antonio Conte with the Premier League trophy

Tottenham transfer news: Spurs 'hold talks' over January deal for Jonas Hofmann, ready to make midfielder one of their highest earners Friday, 25 January 2019 Tottenham have discussed the January signing of Borussia Monchengladbach midfielder Jonas Hofmann, according to reports.
Transfer news and gossip: Spurs lead Adrien Rabiot race as

In a youth team that included Jesse Lingard and Paul Pogba, Morrison, right, was the biggest star as they won the FA Youth Cup in 2011

Gunners photographer Stuart MacFarlane has hilariously trolled Tottenham over their shrine to the White Hart Lane centre-spot at their new stadium. Arsenal's legendary 'Invincibles' side needed just a point against their bitter rivals to claim the Premier League title in 2004.
Arsenal photographer trolls Spurs about centre spot shrine at

Aubameyang was celebrating in front of the Spurs fans when the banana skin was thrown

Unai Emery and Stephan Lichtsteiner faced the media on Wednesday ahead of our Europa League opener against Vorskla. The head coach and our experienced right-back discussed a range of topics, from team selection through to leadership - and you can read every word below:
Unai Emery press conference: Every word on Ivan Perisic

Post a Comment

0 Comments