Except when he ran into the pitch crying on all fours.....
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If he takes as long in bed as he does with managing Spurs in 'getting to where he wants to be" I bet Mrs Poch is Well Happyim certain he cries during sex
Player power regarding formation and the wantaways will be back at Anfield I reckon
The Red Star game showed that there is life in the old dog yet. The important thing now is finding a way to produce that feeling/level of work regularly.
Shifting out the wantaways will probably play a major part in that as well as getting the remaining players on side.
Or asleep.If he takes as long as he does in bed as he does with managing Spurs in 'getting to where he wants to be" I bet Mrs Poch is Well Happy
Hope so, took long enough.Yes exactly! What I liked midweek is that Poch finally seemed to acknowledge the fact that we need to know our best XI and our best formation. I loved the substitutions.
The penny has dropped.
Yes exactly! What I liked midweek is that Poch finally seemed to acknowledge the fact that we need to know our best XI and our best formation. I loved the substitutions.
The penny has dropped.
Penny maybe dropped when the peoples captain Harry Kane exposed what all the players wanted to do in the pre match.
Press from the get go.
If Poch had stuck to his guns, you’d probably see Kane leaving next summer.
Remains to be seen if this will be a permanent switch tactically or not, but for the sake of this squad and Spurs season, let’s hope he really has learned something.
Don't want to be a cynic but I think it odd that a journo moves to a pay site and all of a sudden finds a dressing room source with juicy ITK to give...
OK I'm a fucking cynic then...I actually know who this guy is (for real), he's well-connected to say the least, before paywalled site.
OK I'm a fucking cynic then...
Meanwhile, Pochettino has warned that Tottenham’s new signings — Tanguy Ndombele, Giovani Lo Celso and Ryan Sessegnon — will need at least 18 months, or even two years, before they can regularly produce their best football for the club.
“For me, when you sign a player, despite the amount you pay, with the profile of Tanguy Ndombele or Giovani Lo Celso or Ryan Sessegnon you need minimum one year and a half, or two years,” said Pochettino.
Except when he ran into the pitch crying on all fours.....
So tell me what’s wrong with what he said? I agree with him that they need a season or two to be fully firing. Even if they produce good performances early in their careers (like in NDombele case) there’s always room for improvement which is encouraging.Meanwhile, Pochettino has warned that Tottenham’s new signings — Tanguy Ndombele, Giovani Lo Celso and Ryan Sessegnon — will need at least 18 months, or even two years, before they can regularly produce their best football for the club.
“For me, when you sign a player, despite the amount you pay, with the profile of Tanguy Ndombele or Giovani Lo Celso or Ryan Sessegnon you need minimum one year and a half, or two years,” said Pochettino.
Well that's cheered me up no end......He always seems to be trying to buy time lately.
Link
Mauricio Pochettino compares himself to a 'producer' as he admits concern over Spurs Amazon documentary
Mauricio Pochettino has revealed his and his squad’s concern at being filmed for an access-all-areas documentary this season, saying that he now feels like a “producer” as well as a football manager.www.telegraph.co.uk
If you think what he said about having to wait between 18 months and two years is acceptable then we shall agree to differ.So tell me what’s wrong with what he said? I agree with him that they need a season or two to be fully firing. Even if they produce good performances early in their careers (like in NDombele case) there’s always room for improvement which is always encouraging.