Mourinho marvel's at the sign of the times.

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After a hard fought victory, Tottenham Hotspur Stars made their way to the dressing room not to celebrating or to rest, they went to reunite with their phones.

This got Jose Mourinho amazed that he took a pose that captured the moment and posted it on his Instagram with the caption, "a sign of the times!"

Tottenham made away with the the whole three points after facing a serious competition from Burnley, leading to Mourinho heaping praises on his counterpart, Sean Dyche.

It was exactly what I was expecting. I know Sean, I know how difficult he can make it for the best of attacking teams', Mourinho told Sky Sports after the victory.

"He's very clever, he plays with what he has and he gave us a very difficult match. So congratulations to him and his boys.

"My players didn't play the quality football that we want but because of Burnley, not because of us. So I think we did a positive game."  


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