Jose Mourinho always looked a little bit out of place during those months he spent in the Sky Sports studio following his sacking by Manchester United and before he found work again at Tottenham.
He was a good on TV, making concise observations and giving us little insights that only a man who has seen and done what he has done would be able to provide, but it didn't seem natural to him.
He admitted so himself, saying that his place was out on the training pitch and not behind the camera. The PR exercise to show people that he was refreshed and ready following his United experience worked, and sure enough Daniel Levy made his move when Spurs axed Mauricio Pochettino in November 2019.
