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Your points are all valid. I will say that perhaps I am the anomaly in that i do see great beauty in his tactics and a team built on a defensive masterclass. There was a lot of havoc during the period in spring when they played Sevilla. In my opinion, after Sanchez was signed, everything changed.
I think players should be professional regardless. If the team appoints a manager, then the tactics of the manager should be respected.
Why Mourinho is in decline
I agree with everyone’s opinion. I think that Mourinho should take time however his ego, desire, and obsession with the game may not allow him to see that he needs that time. I do see him being open to change, I don’t see him going to a lower club as he may see it as a step backward as well as the money he demands cannot be easily provided by all clubs. My fear if he goes to Real is that Perez uses Mourinho to do his dirty work and clean house. Thereby sacrificing his reputation in the process. I still believe he is one of the few managers in the world that can compete at the highest level and continue to beat even the most brilliant of teams and styles of play.
Why Mourinho is in decline
After watching Tottenham vs Man United today, I thought to myself, were Mourinho’s tactics off or did he REALLY lose the dressing room. I took your advice to try to understand the beauty in the game as a whole with a focus on attacking aesthetics. I really enjoyed the beauty in the way Tottenham played, especially in the second half. I also found pogbas pass to rashford an art of timing and precision. Herrarra was the heart of the team. And De Gea in good form is a beauty that is undeniable. Still so much to learn about this game, thank you.
Why Mourinho is in decline