My post was speculating about offering to resign if he lost the final, not before. Its arguably the only way he survives until then.
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Manager Jose Mourinho
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Results show majorities want Jose and players out, but larger support for Jose than players.
Because twitter is full of his weird cult, screaching heretic at anyone who doesn 't believe in their god.
It did surprise me that more people support Jose than the players.
SC seems to have a weird adulation of Jose.
Opposition supporters trolling
Does it? most Spurs fans I know are solidly Jose out and the last poll we did on this forum was about 85-90% out and that included the Jose fan boys voting. If so SC is weirder than I even imagined.
They think Hercules is 'ITK' so i'm not sure i'd be trusting their opinion on much.
Which opposition supporters would even know about this 'Spurs express' twitter account?
Also if you look at the replies, it's all from Spurs fans. If opposition fans were on it, they'd be posting stupid memes etc.
The narrative over there appears to be: "sack all the players and let Jose stay on with a new bunch". I am not saying all of them are saying that but it is a safe haven for the Jose fanboys.
Knowing what happened at United and Chelsea, and now here, I don't know why anyone would want him to demoralise another group of players. And are they forgetting that his coaching is nonexistent or has no effect on the players?
Eh you know Levy hired Poch too? Poch was on a very bad run had said he might walk after the CL final, we'd been thrashed by Bayern and Brighton, he wanted Ndombele and Lo Celso and Sess and everyone said it was a great summer
then he hired a "winner" some people were delighted - gave him players, Jose was delighted with the squad said many a time
Mourinho hails Levy for Tottenham's 'amazing' summer transfer business
Football365 - "I think the club did amazing in both," says the Daniel Levy-loving impostor standing in for the abducted Jose Mourinho.
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Yet in spite of all of this it's all Levy's fault. haha
the levy haters are as deluded as the "levy lovers"
Well the players are club assets so they will not be binned. Mourinho is not any sort of asset, just a liability.
Hard to believe supporters want him to be given more money and time when he has alienated most of the current squad, but I'm sure they exist.
If you look at sc it is 5 or 6 people saying that. People have been banned from posting on sc for criticising Jose.
Luke Shaw was a warning...
www.sportbible.com
The 25-year-old has managed to move on however and has become an important part of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side.
"It was a very hard time a couple of years back when I wasn't playing, when I wasn't even involved," Shaw told BBC Sport per MEN prior to Tuesday's 1-0 win over West Ham.
"I always believed in myself. There were times where maybe people were thinking 'maybe he could leave', but I always believed that one day I would be able to fight my way back into the team and show people what my qualities are.
"I feel like I am starting to do that now but there is still more to come. I'm still quite young and have time to improve."
Mourinho would regularly bring Shaw off in games without reason and even claimed the former Southampton man was once "playing with his brain."
Following a draw against Everton in 2017, the Portuguese coach remarked: He [Shaw] had a good performance, but it was his body with my brain. He was in front of me and I was making every decision for him."
Shaw was hit hard by the public belittling but knew he had support in the United hierarchy.
"It was difficult because I wasn't able to get my word across," Shaw continued. "A lot of people were behind me here, so I knew I had that backing, but I just needed to keep my head down and keep quiet.
"People were saying negative things about me but I just look back at it as a learning curve and something that has improved me as a person off the pitch, not just on it.
"You always have some doubts. I have been very unfortunate to pick up the injuries I have had but I've always believed I can be an important player here.
"You want to be here and showing people what you can do. Hopefully I can keep doing that and proving people wrong."
Luke Shaw Finally Opens Up On "Very Hard Time" Under Jose Mourinho At Manchester United
Luke Shaw endured a miserable spell at Manchester United under former manager Jose Mourinho.
Luke Shaw has opened up about his relationship with former Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho - admitting he had a "very difficult time."
Mourinho was never convinced by Shaw during his tenure and he singled out the full-back for criticism quite regularly.The 25-year-old has managed to move on however and has become an important part of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side.
"It was a very hard time a couple of years back when I wasn't playing, when I wasn't even involved," Shaw told BBC Sport per MEN prior to Tuesday's 1-0 win over West Ham.
"I always believed in myself. There were times where maybe people were thinking 'maybe he could leave', but I always believed that one day I would be able to fight my way back into the team and show people what my qualities are.
"I feel like I am starting to do that now but there is still more to come. I'm still quite young and have time to improve."
Mourinho would regularly bring Shaw off in games without reason and even claimed the former Southampton man was once "playing with his brain."
Following a draw against Everton in 2017, the Portuguese coach remarked: He [Shaw] had a good performance, but it was his body with my brain. He was in front of me and I was making every decision for him."
Shaw was hit hard by the public belittling but knew he had support in the United hierarchy.
"It was difficult because I wasn't able to get my word across," Shaw continued. "A lot of people were behind me here, so I knew I had that backing, but I just needed to keep my head down and keep quiet.
"People were saying negative things about me but I just look back at it as a learning curve and something that has improved me as a person off the pitch, not just on it.
"You always have some doubts. I have been very unfortunate to pick up the injuries I have had but I've always believed I can be an important player here.
"You want to be here and showing people what you can do. Hopefully I can keep doing that and proving people wrong."
What are you basing that on?
Nobody would defend any of our other managers like that after such a poor time. The defence of Jose is one thing, he was great 10 years ago maybe he can be great again.
Issue is even at his best it went = provided energy, got trophies then it all went toxic and got sacked.
We simply missed the trophies part and are straight onto the toxic. He has never come back from toxic before, we would be an experiment if he were to stay on.
This is his last big club appointment if you can call us big so he isn’t going anywhere unless Levy grows a pair and sacks him
Maybe he’s waiting until after the Villa game?
Pointless imv because even if we somehow scrape a win the signs have been there for a while
I’ve clung on to the hope that somehow a manager with his experience can turn it around but it’s clear to me now that he’s lost the dressing room (hate that expression ) and Hugo virtually said as much in his interview last night
Yeah experiment, a fucking vivisection.