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Gaffer you let me play in the CL final even though there were others who deserved to be there instead of me jogging around half crocked. I told you I was ready, I really wasnt. We both fucked that up , didnt we.
He tried so hard to hide his smile at 0:09. Very disrespectful.
I am quite sure Kane was fed up to the back teeth of him in the end.
Add the cost of sacking poch, hiring Jose & buying the players he wanted for just a short term. Just when I thought levy/enic couldn't get any worse with footballing decisions.
"Behind the scenes, Tottenham's board were becoming increasingly frustrated by Pochettino's demeanour. Levy felt that his manager had been given the players he wanted. However, at times, he felt the atmosphere at Spurs' training ground was toxic. Pochettino was unhappy and that had a significant effect on players and staff.
Tottenham's defeat at home to Newcastle raised huge concerns within the club hierarchy. His relations with a number of key players appeared damaged. This, combined with worsening results, led Levy to decide he needed to act."
From the Sky Sports article.
Tottenham's defeat at home to Newcastle raised huge concerns within the club hierarchy. His relations with a number of key players appeared damaged. This, combined with worsening results, led Levy to decide he needed to act."
From the Sky Sports article.
Mousa Dembélé: Mauricio Pochettino’s training was so intense – I had to leave Tottenham
(The Times)
Possibly one of the factors behind some of the other players lack of performance since Dembele left.
BTW, I really liked Poch, but was always nervous about the stories coming out about the intensity of his training sessions
(The Times)
Possibly one of the factors behind some of the other players lack of performance since Dembele left.
BTW, I really liked Poch, but was always nervous about the stories coming out about the intensity of his training sessions
Is that a fresh quote?
He has................. but Corbyn got there first.
After five years of it you can imagine the older players getting sick of it.
Ultimately it's thanks to a great bloke.
But he never won anything, never proved he could handle big name players or their egos and never actually gave the impression he wanted to.
Very few can achieve success like that. He couldn't.
But he never won anything, never proved he could handle big name players or their egos and never actually gave the impression he wanted to.
Very few can achieve success like that. He couldn't.
Probably saw it as a cost effective measure.
Lose money now or lose even more as we fail to qualify for anything with Poch.
I find getting stuffed by Brighton somewhat boring. We have been crap for a year. We didn’t want him to go but it had to be done. The players had given up on him.
Trippier said it all when he went.....things are going on and it’s time I left.