Stages a Spurs training session in a public park.

Wasn't he out with just 1 player?
That's what the BBC were reporting.

BBC headline *!!

Yep just one player - the one he crucified after the Burnley game.

He “accepts he was wrong”

Which means he accepts he got caught

2 players and him! Doesn't matter if it was one player or 5 he was breaking the rules

Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho says he "accepts my actions were not in line with government protocol" after being pictured flouting coronavirus social-distancing guidelines.

Mourinho was pictured leading a training session with record signing Tanguy Ndombele on Hadley Common.

Davinson Sanchez and Ryan Sessegnon were filmed running together through the same London park.

Serge Aurier posted a video of himself on Instagram jogging alongside another.

Shocking flouting of the advice given to everyone. Surely he realised that he and his first team players would inevitably attract a crowd. Couldn’t his training session have been in their training facilities or even in that billion pound stadium.

He really is a prick.

IWOODLOVETT wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 08, 2020 1:28 pm

Surely he realised that he and his first team players would inevitably attract a crowd.

Which is why he'll have done it.

Mourinho flouts advice and attracts a crowd. Who'd have thought it?

Another who thinks they are above following rules everyone else has to.

Spurs aren’t coming out of this with much credit

I suspect Mourinho felt he was being ignored because of the current situation, so went out to create a bit of publicity.

There is only one thing he ever cares about, and that's himself - even in the current situation, no doubt.

Not only is he sticking two fingers up to the law he’s putting thousands of NHS workers in danger.

Just lock up the publicity seeking whore.

It really is a case of "LOOK AT ME"!!!!!! What a bell end. The police really do need to have a word, fine him for the breach, and remind him of his public duty. Then, the message is out, it doesn't matter who you are, what you do for a living, etc, etc. Flout the rules, you will get punished. 99% or so of the population are playing by the rules, the rest (like him), are arrogant selfish ar**holes.

ksrclaret wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 08, 2020 1:45 pm

Another who thinks they are above following rules everyone else has to.

Spurs aren’t coming out of this with much credit

I think you need to replace the word much with any in your last sentence,how can 1 club attract so much bad publicity,they really are in danger of becoming a national laughing stock.

“ Spurs’ training centre on the 77 acre Bulls Cross site provides the highest quality playing, training and medical facilities for its first team squad and youth academy.”

77 acres ???? Not big enough for the chosen one !!!

I hope they throw the book at them unless the team mates running together were 2 metres apart avoided all others they met and share the same house

Will they hell. As soon as the season restarts, the money starts flowing and the fans flock back all this mockrage will be forgotten.

Serge Aurier again does this guy have sawdust for brains https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/52740861

I actually thought Aurier had been social distancing for ages after watching some of his efforts at marking the opposition.