3 Reasons why Jose Mourinho should become a full time Football Pundit

#1 His wit and presence of mind

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Jose Mourinho has divided opinions throughout the span of his managerial career so far. Some consider him to be a winner and one of the best in the world, whereas others have branded him as an arrogant man. But everyone will agree on one point – the man is special.

There are few people like the Portuguese in the world of football right now. With Mourinho, one is always assured of entertainment, from a neutral point of view of course. The Man is extremely witty and always has a comment that will make headlines. During his tenure as a Manager, there was never a dull moment, especially during the press conferences and having such a personality in the studio will make sparks fly.

The Portuguese, when relaxed and under no pressure, is a fun man. He has a wonderful sense of humour and a matching presence of mind that is tailor-made for Punditry.

Can you imagine Jose Mourinho analyzing a Manchester Derby? Can you imagine listening to him analyze the game during the half time break of an El Clasico? His tactical insight would be an added bonus, but his comments and witty remarks will be gold. Just for that very reason, Mourinho should consider a full-time job as a Football Pundit.

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