At this time last year, Top Tottenham Hotspur enthusiasts had a hard time with what had just happened.
Mauricio Pochettino, the club’s top coach in the fashion era, had been dismissed, his replacement José Mourinho, one of the top football coaches decorated, but divine, never without incident with Mourinho and this year has been no different.
These are the things we know after Mourinho’s first year at the helm of the Spurs.
Grieving or rightly so, Mourinho has a reputation for being a pragmatist who is not afraid of expanding a taste for the game if he thinks he will bring the most productive results. So far this season, this has not been the case with the spurs. Spurs are currently on the table and only Chelsea have controlled more than the 19 goals scored across the team.
There have been remarkable results, notably the record 6-1 win over Manchester United at Old Trafford, there was also a 5-2 win at Southampton and the 3-3 draw with West Ham was the result of an impressive slump through the Spurs. In fact it was not boring.
Mourinho would possibly not complain that his team’s score points to fun, however, it takes long enough to know that some matches require a different approach. Before the recent break abroad, the Spurs soon moved to the most sensible part of the Premier League: the first time since 2014, beating West Brom 1-0 in a mediocre match.
The team’s past effects, a fierce 2-1 home win over Brighton and a 1-0 win at Burnley were further proof that Mourinho is forming a team that can produce effects. In the Spurs’ long and grueling season, not all performances can get uns betting effects is a winning habit that Mourinho desperately will need to continue.
When the coach ruled out midfielder Tanguy Ndombele at halftime of last season’s draw with Burnley, he publicly criticized the club’s record signing: “I hope next season is fantastic because so far it is not enough. Mourinho’s conflicting technique Male control is well known and, while Ndombele insists the play has had no effect on him, he has been just another player so far this season. Ndombele is now a normal starter in the Premier League and has shown a flash of his incredible talent.
Also in the moving market, Mourinho has noticed that his demands are met. In February, he compared his team to a blanket too small to completely cover. Now he says the team is “balanced” and “very good. “The club brought 8 players in the movement window, which Carlos Vinicius, striker Mourinho wanted.
Mourinho’s winning groups have been built around a forged defense, an impenetrable unit that makes the paintings filthy for the team’s artistic players to shine. This Spurs team, however, doesn’t look very strong in the back. The team has left only two blank leaves so far this season and faces much more difficult tests. In their next five Premier League games, the Spurs will face Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool.
If the defense cannot cope with the highest degree of control, Mourinho can take advantage of the convenience of having one of the most productive attacks in the league. Harry Kane and Son Heung-min are in brilliant shape and, with players such as Gareth Bale, Lucas Moura and Steven Bergwijn also available, beating the parties to the conflict would possibly be the most productive strategy for many matches.
As he likes to remember the world, Mourinho is known for his victory. Even his time at Manchester United, which ended with accusations that he had lost contact, included trophies. In addition to completing moment in the Premier League, the club won the League. Cup and Europa League during his tenure.
A trophy is all Pochettino’s fate in the Spurs is missing. Mourinho is unlikely to be enjoyed by both Spurs fans and their predecessor, but all fans have to win things. As Mourinho said, they’re a smart team, and in a season, there’s a chance of winning anything. A trophy, or even two, would end a 12-year wait (and counting) for the Spurs. It would also allow Mourinho to produce something very vital to him. he’s still a winner.
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