Having left Manchester United with a bitter taste two years ago, a new social media-friendly Jose Mourinho has quickly rediscovered his spark at Tottenham Hotspur, but despite Spurs' fine form, the Portuguese coach remains grounded.
Ahead of the trip to his former club Chelsea on Sunday, where he won three Premier League titles during two spells at the club, Mourinho, having lost his mojo after a difficult two years at Old Trafford, appears happy again in the capital.No longer is the Portuguese calling out his players publicly, demanding he is shown"respect" from journalists or slamming water bottles on the ground on the touchline.
So what has changed? Spurs' start to the season helps, with Mourinho's side top of the Premier League standings. However, the Portuguese is not getting carried away with any title talk.Advertisement"We are going there with three possible results. We know anything can happen, but our objective is to win.What has changed, much to Mourinho's liking, is Spurs' more proactive approach to the transfer market since he took over.
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