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It’s an interview with Pochettino, and it clearly WILL be his toughest season following the transfer debacle and stadium issues.
Grateful that he’s committed to us.
I’ve just finished Poch,s book , the way he gets the best out of players is so simple but yet so effective.
His got my backing, if Poch doesn’t want any players in then he knows what his doing.
Apparently his told anyone whom doesn’t want to be there to let him know and he will get rid of em.
“It’s easy when everything is good to be there, but when winter is coming it’s easy to run....I will stay and fight on the frontline”
comment by Edward Elizabeth Hitler. (U14393)
posted 17 minutes ago
I’ve just finished Poch,s book , the way he gets the best out of players is so simple but yet so effective.
His got my backing, if Poch doesn’t want any players in then he knows what his doing.
Apparently his told anyone whom doesn’t want to be there to let him know and he will get rid of em.
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Any highlights or great insights from the book?
That's a pretty amazing interview
Sad.
He'll live to regret that decision
I think its a pretty fair interview, namely he's telling the hard job ahead as he see's it, not a PR job.
And most of it makes sense,...... except ....
I cannot believe he's in agreement as much as he says with Levy.
Not bringing in one or two top players is what has made the road ahead as tough as he's predicting.
We're close to finishing a new stadium and provided a training facility which is top class. If Levy continues to show ambition in this manner and pay Pochettino his worth then it would be a stupid move for him to leave to be honest.
Going to Chelsea and Real Madrid might get him a trophy or two but he'll ultimately get fired or leave on 'mutual consent'. Staying at Spurs will give him the control and authority similar to what Fergie had at United.
It's down to Levy to continue paying him whatever else someone is willing to offer and show improvements and backing in the transfer market.
There aren't many teams in the world better than Spurs who aren't cut throat and trigger happy with firing for the sake of it.
Chelsea, Madrid, Barcelona, PSG, United and City wouldn't blink an eye lid in letting you go if you qualified for CL and nothing else.
Poch's book has a few good pages but sucks on the whole imo
comment by THE bag (U11806)
posted 31 minutes ago
Sad.
He'll live to regret that decision
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Just like you're living to regret your choice of football club
comment by Scruttocks (U19684)
posted 51 minutes ago
comment by Edward Elizabeth Hitler. (U14393)
posted 17 minutes ago
I’ve just finished Poch,s book , the way he gets the best out of players is so simple but yet so effective.
His got my backing, if Poch doesn’t want any players in then he knows what his doing.
Apparently his told anyone whom doesn’t want to be there to let him know and he will get rid of em.
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Any highlights or great insights from the book?
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Poch seems quite noble , one thing I did like was after the final north London derby he told Arsene how much he admired him for all he had achieved in the game.
Also the way he handled the whole Utd, Dire situation was very classy.
comment by Phenom (U20037)
posted 9 seconds ago
comment by THE bag (U11806)
posted 31 minutes ago
Sad.
He'll live to regret that decision
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Just like you're living to regret your choice of football club
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Are you kidding? I got to see the Invicibles, then the mighty banter era. I've had a great time!
Poch and this group of players will probably continue with this nearly mentality and go on to be Wenger without the early success, whereas he could have gone to Madrid and picked up a winning mentality and taken it with him his entire career.
Hell, even Wenger must regret not going to Madrid at some point.
comment by Phenom (U20037)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by THE bag (U11806)
posted 31 minutes ago
Sad.
He'll live to regret that decision
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Just like you're living to regret your choice of football club
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Phenom
Spurtle.
Hmmm, yes I agree!
Lets face it had ZZ been any other manager he would have been binned by xmas last season. Real will now get back to replacing their managers on a regular basis (especially if they don't close the huge gap to Barca on the domestic front) and Poch will have plenty of future opportunities.
Right now he is more concerned with backing up last weeks hard won 3 points with 3 more and thats the way it should be regardless of stadium and transfer distractions.
How important do you feel Poch is to your club? This season is massive. If you miss out on CL and then lose poch the fans dissapointment will be justified over the lack of signings or improvements (nearly for 3 years now). Would be a huge missed opportunity for some silverware with this bunch of players
He’s important every season.
comment by Upstairs At Eric's (U21889)
posted 46 seconds ago
He’s important every season.
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ok, doesn't answer anything I said though.
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posted on 17/8/18
posted on 17/8/18
More newspaper boloooooooooooooooooooooooxxxxxxxxxx
posted on 17/8/18
It’s an interview with Pochettino, and it clearly WILL be his toughest season following the transfer debacle and stadium issues.
Grateful that he’s committed to us.
posted on 17/8/18
I’ve just finished Poch,s book , the way he gets the best out of players is so simple but yet so effective.
His got my backing, if Poch doesn’t want any players in then he knows what his doing.
Apparently his told anyone whom doesn’t want to be there to let him know and he will get rid of em.
posted on 17/8/18
Eddy
posted on 17/8/18
Upstairs
posted on 17/8/18
“It’s easy when everything is good to be there, but when winter is coming it’s easy to run....I will stay and fight on the frontline”
posted on 17/8/18
comment by Edward Elizabeth Hitler. (U14393)
posted 17 minutes ago
I’ve just finished Poch,s book , the way he gets the best out of players is so simple but yet so effective.
His got my backing, if Poch doesn’t want any players in then he knows what his doing.
Apparently his told anyone whom doesn’t want to be there to let him know and he will get rid of em.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Any highlights or great insights from the book?
posted on 17/8/18
That's a pretty amazing interview
posted on 17/8/18
Ginger
Fighting talk.
posted on 17/8/18
Sad.
He'll live to regret that decision
posted on 17/8/18
posted on 17/8/18
I think its a pretty fair interview, namely he's telling the hard job ahead as he see's it, not a PR job.
And most of it makes sense,...... except ....
I cannot believe he's in agreement as much as he says with Levy.
Not bringing in one or two top players is what has made the road ahead as tough as he's predicting.
posted on 17/8/18
We're close to finishing a new stadium and provided a training facility which is top class. If Levy continues to show ambition in this manner and pay Pochettino his worth then it would be a stupid move for him to leave to be honest.
Going to Chelsea and Real Madrid might get him a trophy or two but he'll ultimately get fired or leave on 'mutual consent'. Staying at Spurs will give him the control and authority similar to what Fergie had at United.
It's down to Levy to continue paying him whatever else someone is willing to offer and show improvements and backing in the transfer market.
There aren't many teams in the world better than Spurs who aren't cut throat and trigger happy with firing for the sake of it.
Chelsea, Madrid, Barcelona, PSG, United and City wouldn't blink an eye lid in letting you go if you qualified for CL and nothing else.
posted on 17/8/18
Poch's book has a few good pages but sucks on the whole imo
posted on 17/8/18
comment by THE bag (U11806)
posted 31 minutes ago
Sad.
He'll live to regret that decision
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Just like you're living to regret your choice of football club
posted on 17/8/18
comment by Scruttocks (U19684)
posted 51 minutes ago
comment by Edward Elizabeth Hitler. (U14393)
posted 17 minutes ago
I’ve just finished Poch,s book , the way he gets the best out of players is so simple but yet so effective.
His got my backing, if Poch doesn’t want any players in then he knows what his doing.
Apparently his told anyone whom doesn’t want to be there to let him know and he will get rid of em.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Any highlights or great insights from the book?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Poch seems quite noble , one thing I did like was after the final north London derby he told Arsene how much he admired him for all he had achieved in the game.
Also the way he handled the whole Utd, Dire situation was very classy.
posted on 17/8/18
comment by Phenom (U20037)
posted 9 seconds ago
comment by THE bag (U11806)
posted 31 minutes ago
Sad.
He'll live to regret that decision
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Just like you're living to regret your choice of football club
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Are you kidding? I got to see the Invicibles, then the mighty banter era. I've had a great time!
Poch and this group of players will probably continue with this nearly mentality and go on to be Wenger without the early success, whereas he could have gone to Madrid and picked up a winning mentality and taken it with him his entire career.
Hell, even Wenger must regret not going to Madrid at some point.
posted on 17/8/18
comment by Phenom (U20037)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by THE bag (U11806)
posted 31 minutes ago
Sad.
He'll live to regret that decision
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Just like you're living to regret your choice of football club
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Phenom
posted on 17/8/18
He's too good for Levy
posted on 17/8/18
Spurtle.
Hmmm, yes I agree!
posted on 17/8/18
Lets face it had ZZ been any other manager he would have been binned by xmas last season. Real will now get back to replacing their managers on a regular basis (especially if they don't close the huge gap to Barca on the domestic front) and Poch will have plenty of future opportunities.
Right now he is more concerned with backing up last weeks hard won 3 points with 3 more and thats the way it should be regardless of stadium and transfer distractions.
posted on 17/8/18
How important do you feel Poch is to your club? This season is massive. If you miss out on CL and then lose poch the fans dissapointment will be justified over the lack of signings or improvements (nearly for 3 years now). Would be a huge missed opportunity for some silverware with this bunch of players
posted on 17/8/18
He’s important every season.
posted on 17/8/18
comment by Upstairs At Eric's (U21889)
posted 46 seconds ago
He’s important every season.
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ok, doesn't answer anything I said though.
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