Make sure to join us tomorrow when Mourinho will face the press for the first time as new Spurs manager.
There may be trouble ahead...
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BBC chief football writer Phil McNulty has had his say on Jose Mourinho's arrival and how his relationship with chairman Daniel Levy will progress.
"It takes a long stretch of the imagination to believe this relationship between two such strong and single-minded individuals will not have its tensions," he writes.
Was Brendan Rodgers first choice?
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Was Jose Mourinho the first choice to replace Mauricio Pochettino?
Possibly not. The Daily Mail report that Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy only turned to the Portuguese after it became clear that prising Brendan Rodgers away from Leicester was not going to happen.
Tottenham have released pictures of their new manager clutching the club shirt.
Mourinho already at Spurs training HQ - report
Sky Sports News are reporting that Jose Mourinho won't be arriving at the club's training ground today, because he did so last night!
Apparently the Portuguese spent the night at the private hotel within the grounds of the Enfield Training Centre after finalising the details of his contract with club officials.
Goalkeeper Paulo Gazzaniga is the latest player to thank Mauricio Pochettino for his influence on their career.
Alllardyce backs Mourinho to turn around Spurs
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Former West Ham and Everton boss Sam Allardyce speaking to Talksport:
"There were often questions that
because he lived in the hotel at Manchester United that was
one of the problems, because he was away from his family.
"He's back with his family, back in
London, where he loves, and he's back with Tottenham, which is a massive club for
him to get his teeth into and try to get them winning some trophies.
"Certainly he's got the talent and
quality of squad to make Tottenham a big challenger and I think they can still challenge for the top
four."
'The unique Tottenham identity'
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Tottenham Hotspur Supporters Trust have released another statement this morning to catch up with the news of Jose Mourinho's appointment.
"Jose Mourinho is now the manager of Tottenham
Hotspur and we hope this will bring the success we all want," it reads.
"There are obviously concerns about how Jose and our
Club’s Executive Board will work together, and we are sure all fans would
appreciate greater clarity on how the Club sees this relationship operating in
practice.
"As a supporters organisation,
we hope for a successful future that respects the unique Tottenham Hotspur
identity and the traditions Spurs fans cherish so dearly."
'Questions must be asked of the board'
A reminder of how the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters Trust reacted to the news of Mauricio Pochettino's sacking last night.
"During his time at Spurs, Poch gave us many of our best moments as supporters, made Tottenham Hotspur a force to be reckoned with again, and forged a strong link with the fans. We will never forget the joy he brought us," it said in a statement.
"Of course, results in the league have been disappointing for some time. But many fans thought Poch had earned the right to turn it around in the first sustained period of poor form we've had during his time at the club.
"We now have to look forward and take stock. But there are questions that must be asked of the board."
Tottenham have taken 25 points from their last 24 league games.
'Serial winner'
BBC Radio 5 Live
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Speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live, The Last word on Spurs podcast's Ricky Sacks, said: "Maybe we have
sold our soul to the devil to some degree, but it is a big statement. The board have
been accused in the past of not wanting to go to the next level in terms of
wining trophies and now they have brought in a man with a proven track record
of bringing trophies wherever he has gone. He is used to managing top clubs. The
last few hours have happened so quickly, in terms of Mauricio Pochettino leaving and Mourinho coming in, but we have
to get behind him.
"Anyone employing Jose as their manager would be having
that chat about what is available and what the club are looking for. Jose spoke
beforehand about his next club having a clear structure and the board will
make it clear as to the funds available to him. His statement says he is
looking forward to working with this group and there is a lot of talent there, we
have still got over half the season and we can finish in that top with the
FA Cup and Champions League to play.
"He will split opinion among the fans but he is a serial
winner and we will command the respect of the dressing room straight away. We
are missing glory and he is the man that delivers that. It is the biggest
gamble in levy’s reign at the club."
'One of the best manager in world football'
Right-back Kyle Walker-Peters joins the chorus of Spurs players paying tribute to the departing Mauricio Pochettino.
Speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live, Tottenham fan Emma Nottage said: "It has been a surreal 12 hours. I went to bed without a manager and I have woken
up with a new manager. Last night I didn't want him but the more I have thought
about it, I'm actually quite excited. He is proven and Poch wasn’t, he has
never been able to take that next step.
"I'm so grateful for the last five years and
he has been amazing, it has been the best ride I have ever been on as a Spurs fan. But we
need to take that next step and we need to win stuff and I do not think Jose will disregard the lower cups. You have got to start small and not aim for
the stars and I think he will prove a few people wrong.
"As fans, we were all
heartbroken at the end of last season and we want to win trophies. It is still
raw for everybody but you need someone who is not going to mollycoddle players. I think Poch was too nice and the players need to start performing."
Tottenham playmaker Son Heung-min has written a heartfelt message on Instagram about the departure of Mauricio Pochettino: "Needless to say how much I thank this man. Words are powerless to express my gratitude. I have learned a lot from you not only in football, but in life. Good luck in your future and I wish you all the best."
The first test of Jose Mourinho's commitment to promoting Tottenham's youth may come pretty soon.
Seventeen-year-old Spurs striker Troy Parrott, who made his first-team debut in September, is apparently a target for Bayern Munich.
The Daily Mail say the German giants are hoping to lure him to the Bundesliga before his current contract expires in 2021.
'The same voice starts to wear a bit thin'
BBC Radio 5 Live
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Former Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "I love Mauricio Pochettino, but he has been averaging a point a game over the last 25 games. The Tottenham board are ruthless businessmen, they will have realised that at this rate they might not make the top four.
"Also the same voice after six years starts to wear a little thin, a new man can find another 10%, they will find a spring in their step for Jose's first game."
Mourinho to be paid £15m a season - report
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Is Jose Mourinho an upgrade in the Tottenham dug-out? The club accountants would tell you so if a report in the Daily Mail is to be believed.
The Daily Mail report that Mourinho will earn £15m a year in wages, double what Pochettino was being paid.
'Mourinho took us to the next level'
Former Chelsea and Tottenham striker Eidur Gudjohnsen speaking to Sky Sports News: "I have great respect for the man he took us to another level at Chelsea. It is a big challenge to moving into that top level is hard but Tottenham should always be challenging the top four."
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Make sure to join us tomorrow when Mourinho will face the press for the first time as new Spurs manager.
There may be trouble ahead...
BBC chief football writer Phil McNulty has had his say on Jose Mourinho's arrival and how his relationship with chairman Daniel Levy will progress.
"It takes a long stretch of the imagination to believe this relationship between two such strong and single-minded individuals will not have its tensions," he writes.
Was Brendan Rodgers first choice?
Was Jose Mourinho the first choice to replace Mauricio Pochettino?
Possibly not. The Daily Mail report that Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy only turned to the Portuguese after it became clear that prising Brendan Rodgers away from Leicester was not going to happen.
Jose gets to grip with the kit
It will take some time to look 'right' won't it?
Tottenham have released pictures of their new manager clutching the club shirt.
Mourinho already at Spurs training HQ - report
Sky Sports News are reporting that Jose Mourinho won't be arriving at the club's training ground today, because he did so last night!
Apparently the Portuguese spent the night at the private hotel within the grounds of the Enfield Training Centre after finalising the details of his contract with club officials.
'Job done'
'Thank you'
Goalkeeper Paulo Gazzaniga is the latest player to thank Mauricio Pochettino for his influence on their career.
Alllardyce backs Mourinho to turn around Spurs
Former West Ham and Everton boss Sam Allardyce speaking to Talksport:
"There were often questions that because he lived in the hotel at Manchester United that was one of the problems, because he was away from his family.
"He's back with his family, back in London, where he loves, and he's back with Tottenham, which is a massive club for him to get his teeth into and try to get them winning some trophies.
"Certainly he's got the talent and quality of squad to make Tottenham a big challenger and I think they can still challenge for the top four."
'The unique Tottenham identity'
Tottenham Hotspur Supporters Trust have released another statement this morning to catch up with the news of Jose Mourinho's appointment.
"Jose Mourinho is now the manager of Tottenham Hotspur and we hope this will bring the success we all want," it reads.
"There are obviously concerns about how Jose and our Club’s Executive Board will work together, and we are sure all fans would appreciate greater clarity on how the Club sees this relationship operating in practice.
"As a supporters organisation, we hope for a successful future that respects the unique Tottenham Hotspur identity and the traditions Spurs fans cherish so dearly."
'Questions must be asked of the board'
A reminder of how the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters Trust reacted to the news of Mauricio Pochettino's sacking last night.
"During his time at Spurs, Poch gave us many of our best moments as supporters, made Tottenham Hotspur a force to be reckoned with again, and forged a strong link with the fans. We will never forget the joy he brought us," it said in a statement.
"Of course, results in the league have been disappointing for some time. But many fans thought Poch had earned the right to turn it around in the first sustained period of poor form we've had during his time at the club.
"We now have to look forward and take stock. But there are questions that must be asked of the board."
Tottenham have taken 25 points from their last 24 league games.
'Serial winner'
BBC Radio 5 Live
Speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live, The Last word on Spurs podcast's Ricky Sacks, said: "Maybe we have sold our soul to the devil to some degree, but it is a big statement. The board have been accused in the past of not wanting to go to the next level in terms of wining trophies and now they have brought in a man with a proven track record of bringing trophies wherever he has gone. He is used to managing top clubs. The last few hours have happened so quickly, in terms of Mauricio Pochettino leaving and Mourinho coming in, but we have to get behind him.
"Anyone employing Jose as their manager would be having that chat about what is available and what the club are looking for. Jose spoke beforehand about his next club having a clear structure and the board will make it clear as to the funds available to him. His statement says he is looking forward to working with this group and there is a lot of talent there, we have still got over half the season and we can finish in that top with the FA Cup and Champions League to play.
"He will split opinion among the fans but he is a serial winner and we will command the respect of the dressing room straight away. We are missing glory and he is the man that delivers that. It is the biggest gamble in levy’s reign at the club."
'One of the best manager in world football'
Right-back Kyle Walker-Peters joins the chorus of Spurs players paying tribute to the departing Mauricio Pochettino.
'The best ride I have ever been on'
BBC Radio 5 Live
Speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live, Tottenham fan Emma Nottage said: "It has been a surreal 12 hours. I went to bed without a manager and I have woken up with a new manager. Last night I didn't want him but the more I have thought about it, I'm actually quite excited. He is proven and Poch wasn’t, he has never been able to take that next step.
"I'm so grateful for the last five years and he has been amazing, it has been the best ride I have ever been on as a Spurs fan. But we need to take that next step and we need to win stuff and I do not think Jose will disregard the lower cups. You have got to start small and not aim for the stars and I think he will prove a few people wrong.
"As fans, we were all heartbroken at the end of last season and we want to win trophies. It is still raw for everybody but you need someone who is not going to mollycoddle players. I think Poch was too nice and the players need to start performing."
'Words are powerless to express my gratitude'
Tottenham playmaker Son Heung-min has written a heartfelt message on Instagram about the departure of Mauricio Pochettino: "Needless to say how much I thank this man. Words are powerless to express my gratitude. I have learned a lot from you not only in football, but in life. Good luck in your future and I wish you all the best."
Pochettino a victim of his own success?
Bayern chasing Spurs' Parrott
The first test of Jose Mourinho's commitment to promoting Tottenham's youth may come pretty soon.
Seventeen-year-old Spurs striker Troy Parrott, who made his first-team debut in September, is apparently a target for Bayern Munich.
The Daily Mail say the German giants are hoping to lure him to the Bundesliga before his current contract expires in 2021.
'The same voice starts to wear a bit thin'
BBC Radio 5 Live
Former Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "I love Mauricio Pochettino, but he has been averaging a point a game over the last 25 games. The Tottenham board are ruthless businessmen, they will have realised that at this rate they might not make the top four.
"Also the same voice after six years starts to wear a little thin, a new man can find another 10%, they will find a spring in their step for Jose's first game."
Mourinho to be paid £15m a season - report
Is Jose Mourinho an upgrade in the Tottenham dug-out? The club accountants would tell you so if a report in the Daily Mail is to be believed.
The Daily Mail report that Mourinho will earn £15m a year in wages, double what Pochettino was being paid.
'Mourinho took us to the next level'
Former Chelsea and Tottenham striker Eidur Gudjohnsen speaking to Sky Sports News: "I have great respect for the man he took us to another level at Chelsea. It is a big challenge to moving into that top level is hard but Tottenham should always be challenging the top four."
'Worth the gamble'