T here are occasionally 0-0 draws which feel like decent results at the time, but in retrospect become a source of regret. In Jose Mourinho's second game in charge back at Chelsea, he selected an ultra-defensive team that ground out a goalless draw at David Moyes' Manchester United. It was hailed as a creditable point, but a month later West Brom won at Old Trafford, then Everton did, and then Newcastle did, and suddenly Mourinho looked pretty foolish for not going for the jugular against a ropey United team, especially as Chelsea only missed out on the title by four points that season. Gareth Bale had an off-night yesterday B ack in November, Spurs were not exactly cagey in drawing 0-0 with Mourinho's Chelsea but they didn't come flying at them looking for a winner either, still respecting a team that had won the Premier League title only six months earlier. Chelsea lost their next match at home to Bournemouth, and Tottenham might ...
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