Fans reactions as Jose Mourinho slips prior to start of hockey game

Erstwhile Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho can’t seem to get out of the news no matter how he tries.

Since getting the sack at Old Trafford in December, the Portuguese has had more than enough time to relax and holiday.

Mourinho paid a visit to Balashikha (Moscow region) in Russia to attend a hockey game between two KHL teams Avangard and SKA today, and he made the ceremonial puck drop at the Balashikha arena just prior to the game.

However, it didn’t end well as he slipped afterwards, and some football fans on Twitter couldn’t help but mock the legendary manager.

That was unfortunate, but we hope Mr. José Mourinho is alright. pic.twitter.com/UtC3Hab3kI

— KHL (@khl_eng) February 4, 2019

Here are some of the reactions to Mourinho’s slip:

Why's he always falling?

— A.K (@Xero131) February 4, 2019

Who slid it better?

RT – Ole

Like – Jose pic.twitter.com/4Ow0MbK3Rq

— Jack Beresford (@JackBeresford86) February 4, 2019

Someone keep this man away from red carpets! He’s a danger to himself… pic.twitter.com/4hdihzGx2D

— Kasim Ali (@ItsKasim) February 4, 2019

?????

— IMPRESSOR (@BaJOkay) February 4, 2019

LMAO

— Shahriar Balouchi (@13Leafs01) February 4, 2019

You spelt failing wrong

— James Barnes Farnham (@jamesbarnesf) February 4, 2019

Perfect description for his @ManUtd career

— Francisco (@paco8922) February 4, 2019

Puck drop = Jose’s first season at a club
Little clap = Jose’s second season at a club
Attempted handshake = Jose’s third season at a club

— Darryl Finch (@hailgrabovski) February 4, 2019

@paulpogba

— Ryan Lim (@realryanlim) February 4, 2019

The 56-year-old was in charge at Manchester United between May 2016 and last December.

Mourinho signed a three-year contract with an option to stay at the club until at least 2020, but things went from bad to worse after he fell out with players like Paul Pogba and Antonio Valencia amid the club’s poor run.

He won the EFL Cup, the FA Community Shield and the UEFA Europa League in 2016–17 with the Red Devils, but he will most likely be remembered for how things fell apart during his last days at the club.