In preparation for the Arsenal derby (Sunday, 18:30), the Spurs coach referred to the club's record during the current season: "I don't like the feeling of being in Big Brother, I tried not to pay attention to the cameras"

• Mourinho. Don't like the cameras?

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• Mourinho with his players. "It will be very, very interesting for football fans"

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Jose Mourinho says he will not watch the new documentary series of the Amazon Network that produced the Tottenham 2019-20 season, admitting he was frustrated with the cameras being inserted into the club's walls during filming. The official trailer for the 'All or Nothing: Tottenham Hotspur' series came out yesterday (Friday) and focused on Mourinho's arrival in the club in November as the replacement of former head coach Mauricio Pochettino.

The series is expected to be released later this year and will feature sections from last season's turbulent season on the club that reached the Champions League final last year, the Corona season and of course, the match in the locker room in last week's match between Hugo and Loris Leung Min Son. Amazon producers have gained unprecedented access within the Spurs training complex and documented the players in their difficult moments throughout the current Premier League season.

Amazon's ALL OR NOTHING: TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR trailer.



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Ahead of the match against Arsenal in London's Big Derby, Mourinho said: "If I was asked if this is something I enjoy, the answer is no. I don't like the feeling of being in Big Brother, I tried not to pay attention to the cameras and forget about them and I think I succeeded Do it most of the time. I have no idea what they will see, I have no worries ... nothing fake, everything is real. "

Mourinho was asked if he was going to watch the series and said emphatically: "No. It's not something I want to do. Also because I know better than anyone what happens in our daily routine but I think it will be very, very interesting for the people who love football, love sports and I Think it's going to be great for them. "

Speaking of the incident between Loris and Son in a game against Everton, the Portuguese said: "No problem at all, it's part of the football sometimes. My only regret is that I would prefer it to happen in the locker rooms but unfortunately the football gives out passion and emotion and sometimes it's hard to control, especially when you're in every important game, every An important point but it shows that we care about the club, the situation and we are not happy with it. "