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Jose Mourinho has earned the right to criticise players - Mauricio Pochettino

10.46pm Friday 9th December 2016

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino believes Jose Mourinho has earned the right to criticise his players publicly because of the number of trophies he has won.

Jose Mourinho has earned the right to criticise players - Mauricio Pochettino


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