Finally got into a save with Tottenham, but it's not a sugar daddy one, just a normal one. So decided to overwrite this thread.
Eight months ago, Jose Mourinho was brought in to replace the ever popular, Mauricio Pochettino who paid the price for the clubs poor league form that stretched back over a year and even reaching the Champions League Final in flukey circumstances, failed to paper over the cracks.
But with the pandemic coming, and fans not being allowed into the stadium, gave Jose more time than he was probably afforded. The style of football at Tottenham turned the fans off in their droves, but instead of venting their displeasure inside of White Hart Lane, they instead vented on social media.
However with the news that the government have removed all restrictions and are allowing fans back into the stadium as the planet try to get back to normality. Daniel Levy met with Jose and knew that the fans' displeasure would spill over into the stadium and could lose the club millions if they decided not to turn up. So Daniel and Jose came to a mutual agreement to leave his role at Tottenham.
“We thank Jose and his team for their efforts over the past eight months in trying to improve on what Mauricio had achieved. But unfortunately the style of play and results weren’t to our liking. And with the fans coming back into the stadium, hearing what has been said by thousands on social media, we decided this was the best route for everyone to take. We’ve started the undertaking of finding his successor and we’ll do our best to make sure we get the right person in. We want to avoid mistakes of the past.”
Early speculation has put Carlo Ancelotti as the bookies favourite to take over from Jose. The only potential stumbling block is the £20 million compensation needed to release him from his contract with Everton.
Eight months ago, Jose Mourinho was brought in to replace the ever popular, Mauricio Pochettino who paid the price for the clubs poor league form that stretched back over a year and even reaching the Champions League Final in flukey circumstances, failed to paper over the cracks.
But with the pandemic coming, and fans not being allowed into the stadium, gave Jose more time than he was probably afforded. The style of football at Tottenham turned the fans off in their droves, but instead of venting their displeasure inside of White Hart Lane, they instead vented on social media.
However with the news that the government have removed all restrictions and are allowing fans back into the stadium as the planet try to get back to normality. Daniel Levy met with Jose and knew that the fans' displeasure would spill over into the stadium and could lose the club millions if they decided not to turn up. So Daniel and Jose came to a mutual agreement to leave his role at Tottenham.
“We thank Jose and his team for their efforts over the past eight months in trying to improve on what Mauricio had achieved. But unfortunately the style of play and results weren’t to our liking. And with the fans coming back into the stadium, hearing what has been said by thousands on social media, we decided this was the best route for everyone to take. We’ve started the undertaking of finding his successor and we’ll do our best to make sure we get the right person in. We want to avoid mistakes of the past.”
Early speculation has put Carlo Ancelotti as the bookies favourite to take over from Jose. The only potential stumbling block is the £20 million compensation needed to release him from his contract with Everton.
