If Jose gets the same level of support and cooperation from Levy and company as Poch did, then he will be gone in a year.
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I don't think that's fair. Levy was extremely accommodating to Poch. We went from a director of football and coach to making him a regular manager. Maybe we didn't sign and sell everyone he wanted, but that would be true of any club.
The fact that Poch was pretty openly sulking about transfers and the way the club was run could - and maybe should - have seen him sacked in the summer.
The Ajax game obviously and Poch crying with emotion at the final whistle and in that interview. Brilliant moments as a Spurs fan.
Best moment:
Ajax away, or possibly the end after the 4-3 Man City game when Poch came into the changing room with the blisters and he was mimicking holding his balls as if to say ‘grande cojones’
Also 3-1 at home to Madrid
1-1 away at Barca to qualify was good as well
With the blisters
Somehow meant to say ‘holding his balks’ and posted that
I liked Poch, on the face of it a straight shooting bloke and I loved his passion. What he did for Spurs under the circumstances was nothing short of wonderful and he deserves a lot of credit for the way he conducted himself.
Even in the face of rotten luck and regular shaftings from the officials, he remained absolute class..... well almost, apart from when that caaantt Mike Dean finally made him snap.
Many great memories, with the title challenges being the most memorable, but unfortunately we could just not overtake the media campaign for the Leicester fairy tale.... even the referees got dragged along into that particular dream.
Many thanks to Poch, I wish him all the best and hope he gets a big job and proves his doubters wrong. I would also love him to return to Spurs as manager some day further down the line.
COYS
Loved the unbeaten last season at the lane
Obviously the games against city and Ajax away were special as well as thumping Real Madrid at Wembley.
The first away win for years at Chelsea was a good day
Thanks for everything poch
As a underrated game was the late Swansea winner.
3 goals from the 88 mins was crazy
favourite moment was the big cojones stuff in the dressing room after we knocked out city. and the Ajax stuff after the game. other memorable games were beating Real Madrid at Wembley and banging up Chelsea at stamford bridge.
lovely
comment by MKspur (U9129)
posted 53 minutes ago
As a underrated game was the late Swansea winner.
3 goals from the 88 mins was crazy
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yeah that was quality.
I will wish Pochettino good luck wherever he goes.
He built what he could with the little Levy gave him.....
and he did a damned good job.
When his next team comes to play us,....I'll be rooting for him.
And I'm rooting for ENIC to sell up and Fooooock Of! ...
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 3 hours, 53 minutes ago
The Ajax game obviously and Poch crying with emotion at the final whistle and in that interview. Brilliant moments as a Spurs fan.
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He should have shown his appreciation to Lucas Moura for making him feel that way then, shouldn't he?
Because without Lucas Moura literally scoring the qualifier on the exact second of extra time being up beyond all expectations it was Lucas Moura and Lucas Moura alone who got us into the Final end of
comment by Eighties Glory Years (U22086)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 3 hours, 53 minutes ago
The Ajax game obviously and Poch crying with emotion at the final whistle and in that interview. Brilliant moments as a Spurs fan.
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He should have shown his appreciation to Lucas Moura for making him feel that way then, shouldn't he?
Because without Lucas Moura literally scoring the qualifier on the exact second of extra time being up beyond all expectations it was Lucas Moura and Lucas Moura alone who got us into the Final end of
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Without dele setting him up he doesn’t score
Without Llorente knock down, dele doesn’t set him up
Without Sissoko ball forward. Llorente doesn’t knock it down
Most of all without Pochettino picking them none of it happens
It was poch and all the players he picked during that champions league campaign that got us to the final.
comment by Eighties Glory Years (U22086)
posted 9 hours, 46 minutes ago
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 3 hours, 53 minutes ago
The Ajax game obviously and Poch crying with emotion at the final whistle and in that interview. Brilliant moments as a Spurs fan.
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He should have shown his appreciation to Lucas Moura for making him feel that way then, shouldn't he?
Because without Lucas Moura literally scoring the qualifier on the exact second of extra time being up beyond all expectations it was Lucas Moura and Lucas Moura alone who got us into the Final end of
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posted on 21/11/19
If Jose gets the same level of support and cooperation from Levy and company as Poch did, then he will be gone in a year.
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I don't think that's fair. Levy was extremely accommodating to Poch. We went from a director of football and coach to making him a regular manager. Maybe we didn't sign and sell everyone he wanted, but that would be true of any club.
The fact that Poch was pretty openly sulking about transfers and the way the club was run could - and maybe should - have seen him sacked in the summer.
posted on 21/11/19
The Ajax game obviously and Poch crying with emotion at the final whistle and in that interview. Brilliant moments as a Spurs fan.
posted on 21/11/19
Best moment:
Ajax away, or possibly the end after the 4-3 Man City game when Poch came into the changing room with the blisters and he was mimicking holding his balls as if to say ‘grande cojones’
Also 3-1 at home to Madrid
1-1 away at Barca to qualify was good as well
posted on 21/11/19
With the blisters
Somehow meant to say ‘holding his balks’ and posted that
posted on 21/11/19
I liked Poch, on the face of it a straight shooting bloke and I loved his passion. What he did for Spurs under the circumstances was nothing short of wonderful and he deserves a lot of credit for the way he conducted himself.
Even in the face of rotten luck and regular shaftings from the officials, he remained absolute class..... well almost, apart from when that caaantt Mike Dean finally made him snap.
Many great memories, with the title challenges being the most memorable, but unfortunately we could just not overtake the media campaign for the Leicester fairy tale.... even the referees got dragged along into that particular dream.
Many thanks to Poch, I wish him all the best and hope he gets a big job and proves his doubters wrong. I would also love him to return to Spurs as manager some day further down the line.
COYS
posted on 21/11/19
Loved the unbeaten last season at the lane
Obviously the games against city and Ajax away were special as well as thumping Real Madrid at Wembley.
The first away win for years at Chelsea was a good day
Thanks for everything poch
posted on 21/11/19
As a underrated game was the late Swansea winner.
3 goals from the 88 mins was crazy
posted on 21/11/19
favourite moment was the big cojones stuff in the dressing room after we knocked out city. and the Ajax stuff after the game. other memorable games were beating Real Madrid at Wembley and banging up Chelsea at stamford bridge.
lovely
posted on 21/11/19
comment by MKspur (U9129)
posted 53 minutes ago
As a underrated game was the late Swansea winner.
3 goals from the 88 mins was crazy
----------------------------------------------------------------------
yeah that was quality.
posted on 21/11/19
I will wish Pochettino good luck wherever he goes.
He built what he could with the little Levy gave him.....
and he did a damned good job.
When his next team comes to play us,....I'll be rooting for him.
And I'm rooting for ENIC to sell up and Fooooock Of! ...
posted on 21/11/19
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 3 hours, 53 minutes ago
The Ajax game obviously and Poch crying with emotion at the final whistle and in that interview. Brilliant moments as a Spurs fan.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
He should have shown his appreciation to Lucas Moura for making him feel that way then, shouldn't he?
Because without Lucas Moura literally scoring the qualifier on the exact second of extra time being up beyond all expectations it was Lucas Moura and Lucas Moura alone who got us into the Final end of
posted on 21/11/19
comment by Eighties Glory Years (U22086)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 3 hours, 53 minutes ago
The Ajax game obviously and Poch crying with emotion at the final whistle and in that interview. Brilliant moments as a Spurs fan.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
He should have shown his appreciation to Lucas Moura for making him feel that way then, shouldn't he?
Because without Lucas Moura literally scoring the qualifier on the exact second of extra time being up beyond all expectations it was Lucas Moura and Lucas Moura alone who got us into the Final end of
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Without dele setting him up he doesn’t score
Without Llorente knock down, dele doesn’t set him up
Without Sissoko ball forward. Llorente doesn’t knock it down
Most of all without Pochettino picking them none of it happens
posted on 21/11/19
It was poch and all the players he picked during that champions league campaign that got us to the final.
posted on 22/11/19
comment by Eighties Glory Years (U22086)
posted 9 hours, 46 minutes ago
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 3 hours, 53 minutes ago
The Ajax game obviously and Poch crying with emotion at the final whistle and in that interview. Brilliant moments as a Spurs fan.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
He should have shown his appreciation to Lucas Moura for making him feel that way then, shouldn't he?
Because without Lucas Moura literally scoring the qualifier on the exact second of extra time being up beyond all expectations it was Lucas Moura and Lucas Moura alone who got us into the Final end of
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