Football Update: I Made No Impact on Tottenham Debut Win Says Jose Mourinho

 According to the statement made by Jose Mourinho after his first match as Tottenham manager, he wasn't intrigued in taking the glory for winning his start up match on Saturday.

Mourinho, who took over the Spurs team after the sack of former manager, Mauricio Pochettino on Wednesday, witness the Spurs' defeat West Ham United 3-2 at the London Stadium in the Premier League. Despite the winning the 56-year-old Jose Mourinho still insisted that he hadn't changed much within the team.

Spurs' new boss said;

"It's not about me; it's about the players and club. I will hate if somebody says 'Jose made an impact.' I made no impact. Nothing. I just helped them a little bit to win this match."

Notwithstanding what he did, Mourinho saw Spurs race into a 3-0 lead on account of Goal from Heung-Min Son, Lucas Moura and Harry Kane, before Michail Antonio and Angelo Ogbonna hit back for the Hammers.

This outcome spoke to an undeniable method to measure the Mourinho impact:

Dele Alli made the opener for Son and later resounded his boss view, that very little had changed since Pochettino left the club, according to the source:

"We didn't generally change excessively (under Mourinho), only a couple of little changes, possibly a couple of changes in the manner in which we press."

Alli breathed life into the game with a through pass to liberate Son:

A rejuvenated Alli kept on forcing his sly splendour on the new-look, Mourinho Spurs team. The 23-year-old was at the core of Tottenham's second, discharging Heung-Min Son with a silly bit of ability so the South Korea international could set up an assist to Moura:

Mourinho portrayed how he had addressed Alli about how to restore his playing form: according to his statement; 

"It was the old Dele Alli, the Dele of a couple of years ago, that impressed not just England but the world. He did what I wanted him to do after two days of work. I tried to make it clear to him the spaces where we wanted him to play, offensively and defensively."

Alli's reaction to Mourinho comments, address the genuine effect Mourinho has made during his brief timeframe as their new manager. Beside Alli, other battling stars in the Tottenham positions have all the earmarks of being rapidly back on melody.

Eric Dier, a midfielder was one of those struggling stars, who made only his second start in the last five league matches and his first at the base of midfield in six matches game played this season. Englishman grabbed the attention as the destructive counterpoint to Alli's guile and this is more of the establishment of Mourinho's reasonable lineup:

So also, Moura scored only his second league goal of the season. The Brazilian's pace and direct running are the perfect weapons for the counter-attacking game Mourinho likes.

Based on the current news report, Moura seen to be very happy about Mourinho's arrival because it represented the chance for him to become a regular member of the starting XI again.

Mourinho as of now has Moura back to starting squad once more, Dier back in his natural midfields role and Alli exhibiting his magnificent ability. He may not be looking for praises now, yet there is no questioning the Portuguese have had a moment effect at Tottenham as the new boss.

🗣️ Jose: "Great spirit and great football. I'm so happy with what we did." #THFC ⚪️ #COYS pic.twitter.com/A5iJvXFQVM

— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) November 23, 2019

 

🤝 A big shift this afternoon that didn't go unnoticed from Jose! 💪#THFC ⚪️ #COYS pic.twitter.com/MZOwBXSnNb

— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) November 23, 2019