Jose Mourinho celebrates while doing fist-bump with famous ballboy Callum Hynes after Dele Alli scores against Bournemouth.
Tottenham Hotspur is dominating Bournemouth in the 14th game-week of the Premier League match, signalling that Jose Mourinho’s appointment has made a massive impact on the players.
One player who has tremendously regained his form is Dele Alli, who has scored in the third consecutive match for the North London club. Mourinho has shown his faith in the English International, and certainly, it is paying off.
Alli scored against Bournemouth in the 21st minute, aster Heung Min Son provides an assist to him, while Alli finishing it with a comfortable tap in.
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Amidst all this, Mourinho appeared to celebrate the goal while doing a fist bump with the famous Tottenham Hotspur ballboy Callum Hynes, who gained limelight by contributing in quick gameplay of Spurs in the comeback goal against Olympiacos in the Champions League.
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Today Hynes was awarded for his service to the club and was called by Mourinho for the pre-match lunch ahead of Bournemouth clash. During the match, the boy was seen behind the Portuguese manager, and he decided to celebrate with him.
To motivate the other ballboys/girls in the Tottenham Hotspur stadium, Mourinho has decided to call at least one ballboy/girl for pre-match lunch with the team ahead of every home game.
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Further in the game, Davidson Sanchez was denied a goal as the ball touched his hand before he shot the ball into the goal, which could have doubled the lead of Tottenham Hotspur.
Meanwhile, Spurs has shown tremendous growth under Mourinho and have been performing quite brilliantly. Although still a long way to go for the Lilywhites and it remains to be seen how the team performs upon the arrival of crucial matches.
