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Ignore Mourinho’s Mind Games  -Fortune Advises Flick
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Ignore Mourinho’s Mind Games -Fortune Advises Flick

Complete Sports about 16 hours 1 mins read

Former Manchester United midfielder Quinton Fortune has warned Barcelona manager Hansi Flick to ignore Real Madrid manager José Mourinho’s psychological warfare. Fortune noted that if Mourinho manages to get inside a manager’s head, the mental battle is already lost. Read Also:NFF Apologises To President Tinubu, Nigerians Over WAFCON Setback With Mourinho back in the spotlight [...]

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