Tottenham managed to get a hard-fought 1-0 win over Everton on Monday night to keep their European competition dreams alive. Still, it was Jose Mourinho who made headlines and ended up stealing the show.

The win against Everton was Mourinho’s 200th win in the Premier League, something that only four other managers managed to do so far. It only took the 57-year-old Portuguese 326 games to reach the mark.

Mourinho won his first 140 Premier League games during his two stints with Chelsea and then added another 40 with Manchester United. He now has 10 wins with Tottenham.

Only Manchester United legend Alex Ferguson needed fewer games (322) than Mourinho to get to 200 wins. Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger needed 332 games, West Ham’s David Moyes reached the mark in 511 games, while ex-QPR boss Harry Redknapp got there after 536 matches.

“Not many managers work in three of the top football clubs in the country, and in the world,” said Mourinho. “I was lucky enough to work for three of the biggest clubs in the country. When you are at one of these big clubs, it’s easier to have these results.”

Mourinho will get a chance to get to 201 wins on Thursday when Tottenham meets Bournemouth. The London club is currently 8th on the standings with 48 points, trailing fifth-placed Manchester United six points.

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Jose Mourinho’s tenure at the helm of Tottenham Hotspur got off to a bright start after the Spurs’ 2-3 win over West Ham United at Olympic Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Mourinho, who was hired by the club after the dismissal of long-time manager Mauricio Pochettino, broke a road winless streak for Spurs that dated back to January, winning three crucial points that allows them to get back into the race for Europe.

Despite the final score, Spurs completely controlled the game until very late. Son Heung-min and Lucas Moura each notched a goal just before halftime to put Tottenham up 2-0.

Their lead was extended just after the game got back underway, with Harry Kane scoring a header from a Serge Aurier cross, his 175th goal as a Tottenham Hotspur player.

West Ham got a goal back in the 73rd minute with a Michail Antonio strike, and they were able to draw within one as Angelo Ogbonna scored again in extra time just before the final whistle blew. However, the game was over at this point, with Spurs celebrating a confidence-boosting victory.

Mourinho’s next task is an important Champions League clash at home with Olympiakos on Tuesday. A Spurs win would guarantee them a place in the knockout stage of the competition.

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After a disappointing start to the campaign, Tottenham Hotspur has decided to go in a totally different direction and shake up the club big time with a coaching change.

Spurs announced on Tuesday night that they had sacked manager Mauricio Pochettino. After more than five seasons in charge at the North London club and last year’s UEFA Champions League Final appearance, his run at the club has finally ended.

The team is currently underperforming massively in the Premier League, in 14th place with only 3 wins on the season.

Taking over for Pochettino will be one of the biggest and most controversial names in the sport: Jose Mourinho.

Mourinho, who was last manager at Manchester United before being fired last season, has signed a massive three-year contract with the team that is worth nearly $20 million per year.

Many were surprised by the choice for Mourinho to join Spurs considering his long history with Chelsea, one of the team’s main rivals. The Portuguese head man spent 2004-2007 and 2013-2015 with the Blues.

The three-time Premier League winner and two-time Champions League winner will now be tasked with righting Tottenham’s ship and leading the team towards contention after a tumultuous start to the campaign.

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Tottenham managed to get a hard-fought 1-0 win over Everton on Monday night to keep their European competition dreams alive. Still, it was Jose Mourinho who made headlines and ended up stealing the show.

The win against Everton was Mourinho’s 200th win in the Premier League, something that only four other managers managed to do so far. It only took the 57-year-old Portuguese 326 games to reach the mark.

Mourinho won his first 140 Premier League games during his two stints with Chelsea and then added another 40 with Manchester United. He now has 10 wins with Tottenham.

Only Manchester United legend Alex Ferguson needed fewer games (322) than Mourinho to get to 200 wins. Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger needed 332 games, West Ham’s David Moyes reached the mark in 511 games, while ex-QPR boss Harry Redknapp got there after 536 matches.

“Not many managers work in three of the top football clubs in the country, and in the world,” said Mourinho. “I was lucky enough to work for three of the biggest clubs in the country. When you are at one of these big clubs, it’s easier to have these results.”

Mourinho will get a chance to get to 201 wins on Thursday when Tottenham meets Bournemouth. The London club is currently 8th on the standings with 48 points, trailing fifth-placed Manchester United six points.

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Jose Mourinho’s tenure at the helm of Tottenham Hotspur got off to a bright start after the Spurs’ 2-3 win over West Ham United at Olympic Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Mourinho, who was hired by the club after the dismissal of long-time manager Mauricio Pochettino, broke a road winless streak for Spurs that dated back to January, winning three crucial points that allows them to get back into the race for Europe.

Despite the final score, Spurs completely controlled the game until very late. Son Heung-min and Lucas Moura each notched a goal just before halftime to put Tottenham up 2-0.

Their lead was extended just after the game got back underway, with Harry Kane scoring a header from a Serge Aurier cross, his 175th goal as a Tottenham Hotspur player.

West Ham got a goal back in the 73rd minute with a Michail Antonio strike, and they were able to draw within one as Angelo Ogbonna scored again in extra time just before the final whistle blew. However, the game was over at this point, with Spurs celebrating a confidence-boosting victory.

Mourinho’s next task is an important Champions League clash at home with Olympiakos on Tuesday. A Spurs win would guarantee them a place in the knockout stage of the competition.

The post Mourinho Debuts at Spurs With 2-3 Win at West Ham appeared first on SportzBonanza.

After a disappointing start to the campaign, Tottenham Hotspur has decided to go in a totally different direction and shake up the club big time with a coaching change.

Spurs announced on Tuesday night that they had sacked manager Mauricio Pochettino. After more than five seasons in charge at the North London club and last year’s UEFA Champions League Final appearance, his run at the club has finally ended.

The team is currently underperforming massively in the Premier League, in 14th place with only 3 wins on the season.

Taking over for Pochettino will be one of the biggest and most controversial names in the sport: Jose Mourinho.

Mourinho, who was last manager at Manchester United before being fired last season, has signed a massive three-year contract with the team that is worth nearly $20 million per year.

Many were surprised by the choice for Mourinho to join Spurs considering his long history with Chelsea, one of the team’s main rivals. The Portuguese head man spent 2004-2007 and 2013-2015 with the Blues.

The three-time Premier League winner and two-time Champions League winner will now be tasked with righting Tottenham’s ship and leading the team towards contention after a tumultuous start to the campaign.

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