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Yes boys all good only just aloud back on, no offence meant to anyone, on the way to the lane. Fair play to Daniel I hold my hands up £115 million on players great effort . COYS
Yes boys all good only just aloud back on, no offence meant to anyone, on the way to the lane. Fair play to Daniel I hold my hands up £115 million on players great effort . COYS
Cheers buddy much appreciated enjoy today ?
For 5 years he has been saying "I won't comment on rumours", yet they still insist on asking him these speculative questions. I think I'd lose my rag occasionally too in that situation. In yesterdays presser, he says it 3 times, and yet is then immediately asked about another one.
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Sorry but this is just nonsense. So just cause hes paid 8m he should resistant to the same boring questions? He's a human being and no matter what's going on in your bank account you're going to feel pressure or irritations. Just cause you've got 8m in your account you don't just suddenly relax up. He's competitive, he's driven and he's also asked to do much more than just coach a team, hes responsible for so much more, all of these things have an effect on how you behave.He a grown man and earns the big buck £8m+ a year!
If he cants handle a few press idiots without going all Maureen, he's got problems!
Because the press would take that as a point of sensitivity and double down on the questions.Yes , what surprises me is how Poch goes thru a long explanation every time . Why not just a quick 'No comment on rumours , next question please ' response . This would quicken up what can be a dull watch .
Sorry but this is just nonsense. So just cause hes paid 8m he should resistant to the same boring questions? He's a human being and no matter what's going on in your bank account you're going to feel pressure or irritations. Just cause you've got 8m in your account you don't just suddenly relax up. He's competitive, he's driven and he's also asked to do much more than just coach a team, hes responsible for so much more, all of these things have an effect on how you behave.
I hate these statements in which just cause someone earns money they should be able to handle pressure better.
So Klopp or Pep have never reacted in press conferences before? They're losers too?on 8m pa you have to walk the walk
pressure is for losers at this level!
So after reading the BBC article it would seem that Poch has had a change of heart regarding winning a trophy even if that means it’s the Carabao cup. Interesting as he previously always stated that he’s not really bothered unless it’s the premier league or champions league. Personally I welcome this change of mindset as I’m desperate for us to get this monkey off our back.
So Klopp or Pep have never reacted in press conferences before? They're losers too?
Because the press would take that as a point of sensitivity and double down on the questions.
"oh he doesn't want to talk about that, somethings going on, let's find a story"
It was in the Independent, the Sun and probably other newspapers/websites that Dybala and Spurs had agreed personal terms and that the transfer was stuck on third party image and agent rights.Reports coming from Duncan castles that Poch wanted 2 x fullbacks, 2 x cm and 1 x am.
...Also Ian Mcgarry claiming that Dybala deal fell through as he wanted £9m pa net which was £173k pw net which is more than Kane.
He’s stating that our reps looked at each other and were shocked at the wages.
Surely this can’t be the case as you’d like to think that we had spoken to his reps before agreeing a fee and that they know what we pay.
I think Poch handles things a lot better than some coaches but its obvious that when things behind closed doors are not all well he gets quite tetchy. I think he either needs to realise he's going to be pressed on these things and should just limit his answer (instead of rambling) or the press officer should intervene if the same question comes up more than once.
https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/fo...ers-whose-futures-are-uncertain-a4213921.html
Mauricio Pochettino assures Tottenham squad he will still pick players whose futures are uncertain
- DAN KILPATRICK
- 1 hour ago
Mauricio Pochettino has assured his Tottenham squad that he will not make selection decisions based on their contract situations for the rest of this month.
Three of his leading players - Jan Vertonghen, Toby Alderweireld and Christian Eriksen - have entered the final year of their contracts, while Danny Rose has two years remaining and was put on the transfer-list this summer.
With European clubs able to buy players until the end of the month, the futures of Eriksen and Rose remain uncertain, but Pochettino has promised his squad he will not be affected by contract issues.
While Alderweireld and Rose played 90 minutes in the 3-1 win over Aston Villa last weekend, Pochettino left Vertonghen and Eriksen out of his starting XI over concerns about their fitness.
Although the Spurs boss is mindful of the need to prepare for life without Eriksen, he is thought to have left him out as a precaution after he underwent groin surgery in June. Vertonghen, meanwhile, was dropped amid concerns it would be a risk to start him due to his fitness levels.
Of CourseHe looks happy.
I would love itSurely on a wind up about having a coaching staff vs coaching staff competition.