3 Reasons Why Coaches Are Sacked

This is probably one of the most trying periods in the career of mercurial football coach and manager, Jose Mourinho. For the first time since he came into international limelight as a world class team manager, a team he’s managing is struggling.

        Mourinho’s blues started a while ago when he was unceremoniously sacked as the manager of Manchester United for alleged team non-performance. However, football watchers claim that it was due to his inability to handle certain influential players in the team who were brainwashing their fellow team mates.

 But, truth be told, Spurs problems have not been that of approach play but scoring goals. 

       Within the space of a season and a half, he was back in the premiership with the mission of rescuing Tottenham Hotspurs from slipping into oblivion. However, the successful execution of this mission seems to be going hopelessly wrong. Spurs run of bad form has not stopped. This was what led to the sacking of Pocchetino in the first place.

        Check this out – Since their first leg champions league home loss to RB Leipzig on the 19^tah of February, Spurs has been winless in six consecutive matches. Their recent form has been no wins, two draws and five losses. This was not what the Spurs board where expecting when they sacked Pocchetino and replaced him with Mourinho.

      But, truth be told, Spurs problems have not been that of approach play but scoring goals. Kane, Son and Erickson are out due to injury and the possibility of purchasing replacements are nil this season. However, Mourinho has always been a lucky man. The coronavirus enforced break may just be the gap he needs to save Spurs and his job.