Pochettino sacked by Spurs

cjn said:
Same here, but Pep's contract runs through June 2021, so?
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Seems to be differing stories on that, in September the Mirror (Simon Mullock) posted this....

The Mirror reported that sources from the club said that Guardiola remains totally committed to his job at the Etihad, where he is earning £20m per year, and is contracted to the Premier League champions until 2022 after signing a contract extension in May 2018.
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... in the story about his wife going back to Spain.

The Sun also reported it.
 
karen7 said:
Sky don't half talk shite,one of the best managers in the world blah blah
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Guardiola thinks he is and has said so often.

I think you're making a pretty big mistake judging him on a lack of trophies and ruling him out of replacing Pep.

Whoever we get is unlikely to have won much if anything. Arteta, Nagelsmann, Pochettino & ten Hag are probably the names we'd be linked to if Pep left tomorrow and only one of them has won anything.

The kind of high intensity, attacking football that we play and that we will want from our next manager is basically impossible to win with unless you have a bunch of world class players and a lot of depth, and in the real world, that means a shitload of money.

If you don't have that, Pochettino/ten Hag is basically the best you can hope for.
 
karen7 said:
Just trying to help your education of the prem
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Believe me, I don't want whatever you have on offer.

It's wild that Pochettino is going to have his choice of top clubs when he's such a bad manager. Maybe you should educate them as well.
 
If I was a spurs fan I wouldn’t mind Mourinho for a season or two. Shite football but you’d have a chance of winning something finally.
 
Most overrated manager. How he hasn't won anything with that Spurs team is evidence enough . Choke artist and ended up blaming his players for their poor form which is a season 3 Mourinho mentality.
 
domalino said:
Guardiola thinks he is and has said so often.

I think you're making a pretty big mistake judging him on a lack of trophies and ruling him out of replacing Pep.

Whoever we get is unlikely to have won much if anything. Arteta, Nagelsmann, Pochettino & ten Hag are probably the names we'd be linked to if Pep left tomorrow and only one of them has won anything.

The kind of high intensity, attacking football that we play and that we will want from our next manager is basically impossible to win with unless you have a bunch of world class players and a lot of depth, and in the real world, that means a shitload of money.

If you don't have that, Pochettino/ten Hag is basically the best you can hope for.
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That is also a fair point — but it is also possible that one or several of them will win a trophy or two before they come to us. Or another trophy-winner will come to the fore.

As Poch may, as well.
 
Tracking back said:
You wouldn't think so considering the way the broadcasting media have been fawning over him the last few seasons.

All we hear is how fantastic a manager he is despite the fact he's won the square root of fuck all.

It's times like this the media and press make themselves look like a bunch of amateurs. Report it as it is and stop protecting these jokers. We're not idiots and we can see Pochettino has took Spurs as far as he can.
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But then City have won 5 of the last 6 trophies. Which one do you think he should’ve won?
 
domalino said:
Guardiola thinks he is.

I think you're making a pretty big mistake judging him on a lack of trophies and ruling him out of replacing Pep.

Whoever we get is unlikely to have won much if anything. Arteta, Nagelsmann, Pochettino & ten Hag are probably the names we'd be linked to if Pep left tomorrow and only one of them has won anything.
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Well he would have a miles better chance of winning a trophy if he did end up with us,but as you know it ain't gonna happen.

It isn't all about winning trophies,although it is a big help if you do,but it's about results this business,something he hasn't got neither,so no surprise at all for me
 
01cravend said:
Most overrated manager. How he hasn't won anything with that Spurs team is evidence enough . Choke artist and ended up blaming his players for their poor form which is a season 3 Mourinho mentality.
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in the same League as City Liverpool Chelsea Arsenal Utd come on ffs
 
domalino said:
Guardiola thinks he is and has said so often.

I think you're making a pretty big mistake judging him on a lack of trophies and ruling him out of replacing Pep.

Whoever we get is unlikely to have won much if anything. Arteta, Nagelsmann, Pochettino & ten Hag are probably the names we'd be linked to if Pep left tomorrow and only one of them has won anything.

The kind of high intensity, attacking football that we play and that we will want from our next manager is basically impossible to win with unless you have a bunch of world class players and a lot of depth, and in the real world, that means a shitload of money.

If you don't have that, Pochettino/ten Hag is basically the best you can hope for.
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He has had his 6 empty years,pep says everyone is a great manager,i don't see anything about him that says he can manage a huge team of talented players like ours,we just did back to back titles and the domestic clean sweep,he does not have that mentality,he can fuck off somewhere else
 
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