It was another disappointing evening for Tottenham fans on Thursday.
After a lacklustre 1-0 win over Everton on Monday, Spurs followed it up with a goalless draw against struggling Bournemouth on Thursday night.
Spurs made history for all the wrong reasons, becoming the first team to fail to register a single shot on target against the Cherries since their promotion to the Premier League.
Head coach Jose Mourinho will point to another controversial VAR decision, with Harry Kane not getting a penalty in the first half despite a clear push in the back by Josh King.
That aside though, Spurs failed to create much in attack, and only bagged a point when Callum Wilson's late goal was ruled out for hitting King's hand on the way in.
With social distancing in place, all post-match press conferences are done via a Zoom video call, despite reporters being allowed inside the stadiums.
But Mourinho was not hanging around on Thursday night to be quizzed about his team's performance.
football.london 's very own Alasdair Gold was on hand to ask the first question, except he didn't even get as far as a question.
There were technical difficulties at the Vitality Stadium, with Mourinho unable to hear the audio from the watching reporters.
Gold said: "Does that work better? Hello Jose can you hear me?"
Mourinho responded immediately: "No," took the headphones he was wearing off, and walked off.
With Spurs still in ninth place in the Premier League tbale and with a North London Derby to come on Sunday, the Portuguese could be feeling the pressure.
