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The Special One: Redeemed


After an unlikely final appearance in the UCL last year, not much was going Spurs’ way in the Premier League. Mauricio Pochettino’s tactics were questioned which prompted Spurs’ management to change gears and Mourinho was brought at the helm.


With many highlights including Liverpool’s triumph, Bournemouth’s relegation, Spurs’ season surely cannot be ignored. Spurs’ finished the campaign at 6th place just ahead of Wolves, thanks to the better goal difference.They went into the game needing only to better Wolves’ result at Chelsea and they did so by drawing at Crystal Palace.



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This is in stark contrast to when Mourinho took charge in November. They were placed at 14th place managing a mere 3 wins from 12 games. Tables turned in no time and Mourinho only falls behind the likes of Liverpool, Manchester City and Manchester United in terms of points collected in his 25 game tenure re-emphasizing once again that he is ‘The Special One’.


Spurs go into the next season brimming with confidence and desperate to add some laurels to their empty cabinet.

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