Jose on Ndombele
"In the first half we didn't have a midfield," said Mourinho.
"Of course I'm not speaking of Skipp because he's a kid of 19 who's played two hours in the last few days. I don't criticise him at all.
"But I'm not going to run away and I have to say he [Ndombele] has had enough time to come to a different level.
"I know the Premier League is difficult, and some players take a long time to adapt to a different league.
"But a player with his potential has to give us more than he is giving us, especially when you see how Lucas, Lo Celso and those players are playing. I was expecting more in the first half from him."
The double change worked for Tottenham as they put in a much-improved second-half display and Dele Alli's penalty earned the visitors a point.
Mourinho suggested Ndombele -
who joined Spurs from Lyon last summer and has made 24 appearances this season - may find it difficult to get back into the side.
"Many fantastic players in their first season, in a new country, for different reasons they struggle," the former Chelsea and Manchester United boss added. "There have been many examples of that.
"He's a player with great talent. He has to know he has to do much better and know I cannot keep giving him opportunities to play because the team is much more important."
Great man management Jose