Mourinho slams Tottenham’s ‘nice boys’

At last. An endorsement from a Spurs coach that being the bright eyed little boy that your auntie likes to have pop round for high tea on Sundays – isn’t someone you’d want in your football team. Can Mourinho shape Pochettino’s “good boys” into winners?

A team of good boys, nice boys, the only thing that they win at the end of the season is the fair play cup. Which is something I’ve never won and I’m not interested in winning that…

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It spoke volumes that the highlights of last night’s game were a scuffle between our own players at half time and how the coach endorsed it at full time.

Everton will have gone to bed feeling somewhat short-changed, whereas Spurs will hopefully understand that a more cogent opponent would have consigned them to the lower half of the table. The same old mid-table mediocrity sketch that Pochettino left us in.

Make no mistake, I’m not trying to rewrite history, last night was extremely dull game of football. By the hour mark, canned crowd noises had begun exiting the billion pound stadium.