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Jose Mourinho has been slammed for his "shocking attitude" by Bodo/Glimt manager Kjetil Knutsen following a bust-up in the aftermath of Roma's Europa Conference League humiliation last Thursday.The Norwegian side claimed a shock 2-1 win in the first leg of the pair's quarter-final clash last week, however the contest was marred by an incident post-match. Bodo/Glimt boss Knutsen and Roma's goalkeeping coach Nuno Santos were embroiled in a physical altercation in the tunnel after the final whistle.In the days since, Mourinho has made a number of snide remarks about the Norwegian side's staff, leading to growing tension ahead of Thursday's return leg in the Italian capital.

Jose Mourinho’s goalkeeping coach Nuno Santos was allegedly “attacked” by a Bodo/Glimt coach during Roma’s Europe Conference League clash.The Italian giants were defeated at the Aspymrya Stadion for the second time this season, after the minnows came from behind to secure a 2-1 first leg victory in the quarter-finals. Giallorossi captain Lorenzo Pellegrini gave the Serie A giants the lead in the first half, before goals from Ulrim Saltnes and Hugo Vetlesen confirmed another shock victory over Roma.However, the victory was marred by an “unpleasant” situation which reportedly saw Glimt coach attack Santos, after some initial bickering between the sides in the tunnel.

Manchester United are said to have reservations about Erik ten Hag following his interview with club bosses.United have spoken to Ten Hag about becoming the club’s next permanent boss. And while the Ajax coach is said to have come across well in talks, there are still concerns about him being a big enough character to handle the challenge that lies ahead at Old Trafford.It remains to be seen if Ten Hag goes on to be viewed as the right fit for a club that is desperate to get back to the top of English and European football after a barren period.Ten Hag, 52, was interviewed for the Tottenham job in the wake of Jose Mourinho’s sacking.

Jose Mourinho had to be held back after being sent off on Saturday evening during AS Roma's clash with Hellas Verona.The former Chelsea boss was furious with the Serie A referee after he felt aggrieved at some of the decisions that went against his side.Mourinho pointed to his head, implying the referee had made some questionable decisions, during stoppage time.And then the Portuguese boss thumped a ball up into the air in frustration - earning him a red card.Mourinho reacted furiously to the decision, and he had to be held back by Roma's goalkeeping coach Nuno Santos.Mourinho's red card rounded off an entertaining night in the eternal city.Hellas Verona, who have had a season full of mid-table mediocrity - had entered half-time 2-0, much to Mourinho's frustration.But his side had bounced back in the second half with Cristian Volpato and Edoardo Bove, the latter netting in the 84th minute to fire Roma level.Is Moutinho still one of the best managers in the world? Let us know in the comments sectionBut a point was not good enough for Mourinho, who has come under fire in recent weeks, as Roma have now dropped out of the European places.Saturday's dismissal was Moutinho second red card of the season, having received his marching orders against Napoli.Moutinho was even sent off in a pre-season friendly against Real Betis in August.

A game between historic rivals Porto and Sporting Lisbon descended in utter chaos on Friday, with even matchday staff getting involved.The pair faced off in what ended up being a 2-2 draw - but after the game, tempers flared and an incredible five players were subsequently sent off for their involvement in the scuffle.Agustín Marchesín and Pepe of Porto, along with Sebastián Coates, João Palhinha, and Bruno Tabata of Sporting, all received their marching orders as the Primeira Liga encounter became marred with post-game fighting.Even more remarkably, it appeared that ball boys and stewards got involved as well. Stunner viewers online gave their thoughts to the wild scenes.One jokes that the ending result was like WWE.

Tottenham Hotspur have sensationally sacked manager Jose Mourinho.

Jose Mourinho has said Tottenham Hotspur 's goalkeeping coach Nuno Santos was "naive" after he was sent off for protesting a controversial penalty decision in their 1-1 draw with Newcastle United.

Jose Mourinho has been spotted on a walk with his backroom staff after the Tottenham boss moved out of his family home.

Joe Lewis will be bang on the mark when the new season starts.Marsh knows it will be tough for the men between the sticks to keep their minds on the job in empty stadia.Aberdeen’s goalkeeping coach has revealed that even experienced keepers like French World Cup winner Hugo Lloris found playing in empty stadiums difficult with Spurs so Marshall will be working with Lewis to find ways of keeping him mentally sharp in the first few games without fans.He is also part of the Scottish Football Association’s goalkeeping coaching department and he recently got an insight into the English Premier League’s restart through video calls with Alan Kelly and Nuno Santos, the keeper coaches of Everton and Spurs.Marshall said: “It was good to listen to