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Portuguese military leader José Mourinho recently expressed great anger at the layout of Tottenham’s schedule in the 2020/21 season.
At 10:30 p.m. on September 13 (Vietnam time), Tottenham will officially enter the new season with a home game against Everton. Before this game, coach José Mourinho had shared it with the media. Here, he was dissatisfied with the NHA’s BTC tournament arrangement in the context of Spurs having to play in the Europa League playoffs.
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| Mourinho is angry about Tottenham’s calendar |
“I just wanted to know why they brought a team to play on Sunday, then Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday, then Tuesday, Thursday, then Sunday again.” You want to see us kick the League Cup with our youth team? They are? I just want to ask.
If I think too much about the schedule, I will get depressed. I don’t want to be depressed so I will attend every game with a smile on my face. I always want to think positively before the game. But the day before, I challenged my student like this. I asked them ‘can you play the full 90 minutes during those nine games?’ And nobody dares to say ‘I’m ready’.
It can be said that the schedule is unrealistic, without human love. Put Tottenham goals at risk. For example, we could lose one of those 9 games. Losing in the Premier League may not matter much, but losing in the Europa League or the League Cup will knock us out.
In addition, coach Mourinho is concerned that the pillars will suffer injuries when they have to play with dense density without rest. “Of course there is a risk of injury for a player. No team has had to play nine games in 22 days, very unusual.”
According to the match schedule, after tonight’s game against Everton, Rooster will travel to the Lokomotiv Plovdiv field in the Europa League playoffs on Friday 18 September. They then have to play every other day outside of Southampton, Leyton Orient / Plymouth and Botosani / Shkendika.
On September 27, Tottenham hosted Newcastle at home. On September 29 and October 1 they had to fight again in the League Cup and Europa League if they passed the previous rounds. Tottenham’s dense series of matches ended on October 4 at Old Trafford against Man Utd. Tottenham could have to play eight games in 16 days, averaging two games a day.
Minh long
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