Tottenham thrashed out of the FA Cup on Wednesday evening.
The North London club witnessed a dramatic exit from the FA Cup losing 5-4 to Ancelotti’s Everton after 120 minutes of football action.
Spurs have this defensive-minded approach where they look to sit deep and then counter-attack sides and this is heavily criticised by the pundits all around the world.
Rio Ferdinand feels sad for Mourinho who has actually shown willingness to change his tactics in the game against Everton.
“I actually feel sorry for Mourinho in some ways, because in recent weeks he has changed quite a few times in the way they have approached games,” Ferdinand told BT Sport.
“West Brom was a bit different but it changed when Harry Kane wasn’t playing for example, and now tonight they were open and expansive.
“But each and every one of those times recently they are being undone by individual moments and errors.
“As a manager you can prepare all you like for each game, but these individual errors are killing you, so in that sense I feel sorry for him because sometimes it derails his whole plan that he has worked on all week.
“It is a quality thing. [There are] too many players consistently making mistakes.
“Until they get that right and eradicate those type of mistakes, they can never really consider themselves a team that is really going to challenge consistently.
“Mistakes lead to goals, which leave you chasing and leave you open and that causes problems consistently.”
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