JoseOut trends on Twitter after Tottenham’s limp loss at West Ham to strike another blow to top-four hopes
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TOTTENHAM fell to a 2-1 loss to West Ham to leave their top-four hopes in tatters - and increase the pressure on Jose Mourinho.
On Twitter #JoseOut was trending during the game with Spurs fans clearly fuming at what they are seeing.
Lucas Moura's fine flick header proved scant consolation.
And fans of the North London side were quick to post their anger on social media using the hash-tag.
Graham Williams wrote: "#Joseout get this absolute joke of a manager out of this club now."
Another fan posted: "Get him out! Awful Spurs. Shouldn’t be losing games like that. #JoseOut."
Jake Radford wrote: "I don’t really see how this gets better with Mourinho here. I’m #JoseOut now until proven wrong.
"Bale and Reguilon looked good today, that was a positive. But there wasn’t much else."
And Dean Wright was clearly fuming, writing: "I've had enough of this crap, I want #joseout of my club."
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Speaking after the game former Manchester United and Chelsea boss Mourinho bemoaned poor defending.
The 58-year-old said: "I feel sad obviously. I think the result should be a different one from the way we played in the second half. And a little bit of de ja vu.
"Their defensive line and their centre-backs were brilliant and they gave us a difficult match.
"But we started the game with a defensive mistake and started the second half with another one. When you are punished by these mistakes it is difficult.
"The team tried everything in the second half. We had easy shooting positions to score with balls in the box, we should've scored more than the two we conceded.
"I've been speaking about this for a long time and it's not good to always stay on the same page. Every person who watched the game understood clearly the nature of the goals we conceded.
"Then it's difficult against the team who fought in the second half. We were the team who were trying to play and the boys were unlucky and the result we didn't deserve."
Mourinho is odds-on at 8-13 with bookmaker Coral to leave Tottenham before the final game of the 2020/21 Premier League season after his side lost their fifth game in their last six Premier League fixtures.
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