Tottenham Hotspur: All or Nothing on Amazon Prime

Anyone been watching this?

I've watched the first three episodes, which were released yesterday. They're releasing new episodes every week.


A very good watch so far. A lot of it so far is understandably centred around their manager, Jose Mourinho.

You can certainly see why he's so successful - he demands a lot from his players and is willing to speak the truth to them about their ability, decisions they make and their work ethic.

One funny moment is this video below when he's got Sky Sports on in the background in his office. There's a pundit who's saying that he doesn't think Mourinho is the right manager for Spurs, so Mourinho just says "f**k off" and switches the TV off

I liked seeing Mourinho outside of the press meeting setting. I’ve always thought he comes across a bit of a prick who’s an effective tactician but the show really highlights his skill at managing and motivating players in 1 on 1 settings. Motivating Alli and Kane and listening to Dier explaining he has wobbly patches if things don’t go his way and Mou subsequently playing Dier over Winks in the next game to boost his confidence were all good to watch. Plus he’s actually quite charismatic in training and when meeting all the staff at the club.

Worth a watch and so far I’d say it’s better than the Man City one because they had very little trouble that season and won the treble compared to Spurs tumultuous season.

Jose

Will give that a watch. The Man City one was interesting, but the best one I’ve seen so far is Sunderland till I die on Netflix. The transfer deadline day signing of Will Grigg was a real eye opener lol

The Leeds one on Amazon was good about the Dan James transfer, not transfer... made the Swans look like a rabble and dodgy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CG_TDb4YpwM

I like it so far. When I watched the trailer I thought Mourinho would just be acting up because the cameras are there and would make it all about him. I also thought that since his second stint at Chelsea he was an authoritarian who saw himself as more worthy than his players but from watching this my opinion has changed completely. He seems rather down to earth and genuinely wants to get to know the players and bring out the best in them. Mind you, I’m only on the third episode so it could change by the end of the season

Thanks, I'll have a look

Just got through the next three episodes which were released on Monday.

Still a very good watch.

Very interesting to hear Daniel Levy and his Head of Recruitment talking about the transfer window and how difficult it is to complete a transfer.

Another thing that stood out was Danny Rose's shocking attitude in a meeting with Jose Mourinho.

Rose said he should be starting games over players he thought were shit in training and shit during matches. He later wanted Levy to get him a move to Milan, but the only clubs who wanted him were Newcastle and Bournemouth.

Really poor attitude from him.

I thought Levi came over well , not the awkward b*stard he s made out to be .
Jose talks in riddles

Love to appear on one of them only problem I'd be telling them all to feck off