Fans Can't Wait For The Spurs Amazon Documentary After Jose Mourinho Appointment

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Football fans are excited about Spurs sacking Mauricio Pochettino and appointing Jose Mourinho for one big reason, Amazon Prime cameras are currently following the club for a behind the scenes documentary.
In recent seasons Manchester City and Sunderland are amongst the clubs to have had cameras closely following their seasons, with the latter on Netflix, and Spurs series is due to air late next year after this season is over.
Fans will now be considering skipping ahead a couple of episodes after the last 12 hours saw Pochettino sacked and replaced by Mourinho.
"Maybe the club need to change my title description, because my job now is to coach the team. It is not a question for me, it is a question for the club. Maybe the club are going to change my title description.
"Of course I am the boss, deciding the strategy to play, training, mentality, philosophy in my area, but in another area, I think I am the coach the coach."
My name is Sheu Isiaka Tijani Olawale.

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