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Where do Tottenham Hotspur go from here?
In the wake of a managerial departure and a loss in the EFL Cup Final, Simon Kelly discusses what’s next for Tottenham Hotspur.
Tag: Jose Mourinho
Hollywood Jose and the cult of the Special One
How hubris and nostalgia ruined the world’s most famous football manager.
Will Tuchel’s success sound the death knell for Premier League’s homegrown manager fad?
Jack Walton discusses Thomas Tuchel’s start at Chelsea and the wider impact his performance could have on future appointments.
Mentality Monsters 2.0 – How Mourinho can emulate Klopp on April 25th
On April 25th, Tottenham Hotspur will play against Manchester City in the League Cup final. As Seán Crosbie explains, never more has a club needed a trophy as much as Spurs.
The return of Premier League strike partnerships – Part one
Across a three-piece series of articles, Mitch Summers takes a look at three teams who have enjoyed great starts to the 2020/21 Premier League season utilising some variant of a strike partnership.
Jose Mourinho – From Bobby Robson’s wingman to Premier League swingman
Jose Mourinho has won a total of 25 trophies in his career, including domestic titles in England, Spain, Italy, and Portugal and two European cups. Sam Stobbart takes a look at his managerial career to date.
The Manchester derby could make or break Mourinho’s season
Robert Barter looks at the tactical battles that Jose Mourinho will have to address ahead of this Sunday’s crunch Manchester Derby.
Four potential replacement for Jose Mourinho at Manchester United
Things are going from bad to worse at Manchester United so we look at some of the options that could be explored should they part ways with Jose Mourinho.
José Mourinho’s pragmatism risks dragging Manchester United into predictability
In the wake of Champions League defeat to Sevilla, Ben Cullimore discusses José Mourinho’s tactical rigidity and how it may be dragging Manchester United in to predictability.
Jose Mourinho has stuck to his identity at Manchester United, but is he still relevant in this football era?
Manchester United manager, Jose Mourinho, has stuck to his pragmatic style of play, but could be in danger of being left behind by staying true to himself, writes Takudzwa Chikonzo.