Following the news on Wednesday morning that Jose Mourinho has succeeded Mauricio Pochettino as Tottenham boss, football fans have been reacting.
Naijaparry reports that the Portuguese trainer was appointed on a contract that runs until the end of the 2022/23 season, the London club confirmed on Wednesday morning.
Football adherents have been talking about the controversial coach.
See some reactions below:My attention has been drawn to the fact that Tottenham has sacked Pochetino and replaced him with Mourinho
Meanwhile, some Arsenal fans are still arguing and defending Sai Baba Emery's Affidavit leadership.
Wetin Dickson no go see for Bayelsa
- Ebube The Statesman (@akaebube) November 20, 2019
Pochettino taught us to dare, over to Mourinho to teach us to do.
New manager. New era. New beginnings.
Let's go. pic.twitter.com/r2l0aBP8dh
- Noz Ahmed (@NozAhmed) November 20, 2019
Clubs like Spurs are the kind Mourinho thrives with. He is still great with Top clubs but underdog clubs have contributed most to his reputation as the special one.
Porto, Inter etc.
Hopefully he wins them a trophy after the long wait.
Good luck Jose!
- Valyrian (@ValyrianCA) November 20, 2019
Surprise Surprise...The King is Back 👑🇵🇹#Mourinho #Tottenham pic.twitter.com/nhwo070HpB
- Daizer (@DaizerPT) November 20, 2019
Amazing how some have bought into "Mourinho the winner" without any regard for how he leaves clubs.
Unbalanced, fractured, overspending,soulless.
Everything Spurs tried to avoid.
Good luck, I like Spurs a lot, but it's not how this man comes in, it's how he'll leave you. 🙌🏽
- Stan Collymore (@StanCollymore) November 20, 2019
Mauricio Pochettino had a net spend of £109m over five-and-a-half years at Tottenham. Jose Mourinho almost matched that over a 12-week period in 2018. Extraordinary gamble from Daniel Levy.
- Daniel Storey (@danielstorey85) November 20, 2019
Thanks for all the messages of congratulation. Sadly, as we all know, Mourinho won't go full emo until the third year of his contract. He has re-set to Smug José, which will last until at least the transfer window.
- David Squires (@squires_david) November 20, 2019
