– Tottenham’s dressing room have reportedly run out of patience with Jose Mourinho
– The Spurs boss has been accused of being old-fashioned with his managerial style
– The north London club are currently in ninth position on the Premier League table following three straight defeats
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Tottenham’s current dip in form has raised eyebrows about Jose Mourinho’s managerial approach to games and tactics, Mirror.
Spurs have continued their poor run of form with three straight defeats and their latest was at the hands of London rivals, West Ham.
The stats are currently nothing to write home about for the club and coach following Mourinho’s longest ever winless run in his career.
Tension at Tottenham as players turn on Mourinho after three straight Premier League defeats.
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The Special One was accused of being out-dated in his approach but he hit back at critics when questioned about his poor run of form.
According to reports from Mirror, the Lily White’s dressing room are beginning to become unhappy with the Portuguese gaffer.
It is understood that the club are worried about being too defensive in their approach matches, something that was totally opposite when Mauricio Pochettino was manager.
Reports also claim that players are already becoming bored and frustrated with Mourinho’s method of pre-match preparations.
The match against Liverpool was cited as an example where the former Chelsea and Man United manager was teaching his players how to defend for throw-ins.
Tottenham who once went top of the Premier League table are now in ninth position as their top-four hopes are all but over.
Spurs’ next game are away at home to Wolfsberg in the Europa League last 32 then play Burnley and Fulham.
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Meanwhile, Bioreports had earlier reported that Jose Mourinho still believes he is the best coach in the world despite losing to David Moyes’ West Ham over the weekend, Sport Bible.
Lucas Mouras’ second-half header was not enough to cancel out Michael Antonio and Jesse Lingard’s goals as the Hammers grabbed all three points.
However, Spurs created several chances through Harry Kane and Gareth Bale but it did not affect the outcome of the result.
Akan Anwankwo is a sports editor with Bioreports and has 7 years of field and office experience. He graduated from the University of Lagos in 2014 with a Bachelors degree in English and Literature Studies. Akan intends to educate, inform and make readers passionate about sports. Learn more about him on his Twitter handle: @ anwankwo_akan
