danielneeds
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The fact is everyone is emotional at the moment, and that means even people within the club and around it are prone to hyperbole when it comes to gossiping.
Poch: In or Out? - You CAN change your vote
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Everlasting Seconds
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from 60%+ to mid-50%s.
StevePil
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I do agree with this, how levy is just sitting there ignorant to this is a real worry.... dont see him sacking this manager and i do not understand it 1 bit, equally I dont understand how there are still so many fans supporting him - how?
Graysonti
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he is not playing at anything
he probably knows Poch personally, respects him and wants to give him time.
nothing wrong with that - don’t overthink it
Hercules
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Posts are my opinion. So you are entitled to disagree. Peace and all that.
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Shadydan
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And this is coming from you as well
ENIC are an investment company, if they want to make us self sustainable then asset stripping and pocketing the money for themselves doesn't make any business sense whatsoever and makes us less attractive and less valuable when we are eventually sold.
WannaDanceWithUdogie
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Fucking hell did I go into a bad dream after the final and haven't woken up yet
danielneeds
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Is that your opinion or the opinion of your contacts at the club? Because everyone is raw at the moment, you should be making stuff like that very clear because a lot of people on this site treat your word as gospel.
StevePil
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Do you not feel he has given him long enough?
When is it enough otherwise
Do you see any signs that he is turning this round, honestly?
StevePil
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And this is coming from you as well
ENIC are an investment company, if they want to make us self sustainable then asset stripping and pocketing the money for themselves doesn't make any business sense whatsoever and makes us less attractive and less valuable when we are eventually sold.
HAHA - Agreed! They want assets and cash, we all agree on that....
spursfan77
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And this is coming from you as well
ENIC are an investment company, if they want to make us self sustainable then asset stripping and pocketing the money for themselves doesn't make any business sense whatsoever and makes us less attractive and less valuable when we are eventually sold.
plus they’ve never done that. They don’t take money out of the club. Unfortunately they never put their own money in either!
But now we will generate more from the new stadium so can pay more wages. It’s the champions league money we need though to pay the transfer fees. It’s why levy will sack Poch eventually. Missing out on that this season will be terrible for the club.
Graysonti
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Ive been critical of Levy but there is no way we are building this stadium and then asset stripping and starving the first team. The whole thing is geared to a decent team.
Above all it makes business sense.
Lets not go overboard.
The summer was decent and I expect more to come. Plus we pay good wages now to our top players.
Graysonti
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no - I think he needs to go - I’m just empathetic to DL thoughts
TEESSIDE1
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I don’t get how Levy didn’t take any shit from his previous managers, has now gone full bipolar and won’t sack a manager who’s undoing all his great work at a rate not seen for a long long time.
danielneeds
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On top of all that, Levy will have been keeping a very close eye on that lot down the road who have been paying through the nose for mediocrity and the toxic atmosphere it created.
danielneeds
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He was literally walking on the pitch with Poch in a CL final five months ago. Poch delivered CL football at Wembley during a difficult stadium move and with little funds. He got as close to the title as any Spurs manager since Bill Nic, twice. I mean, is it really that hard to understand why he feels something towards Poch other than cold, hard disparity?
Shadydan
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Because he's doing what fans have been telling him to do for years.
Look I keep saying this but people have been on about backing Pochettino since he first arrived here and even more in the summer, this is exactly what he's doing, he's backing him - we can't have any complaints whatsoever.
We got what you asked for.
Everlasting Seconds
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I will speak out somewhat in support of Pochettino for a second because I believe he has deserved that very much indeed.
When we are looking to the past and distributing proportions of blame for where we are today, if we at all should do that, I find that the pendulum has swung entirely towards Pochettino. This is very unwise. It is clear as day to me that Levy/ENIC has played their part and disappointed yet again. In more plain speaking terms, they've fucked up. I will back Pochettino very much on the question of where it all started.
However, we are where we are, and in light of where we are I do believe Pochettino must leave. He must take full responsibility, But I do believe he must only assume a piece of the blame.
When we are looking to the past and distributing proportions of blame for where we are today, if we at all should do that, I find that the pendulum has swung entirely towards Pochettino. This is very unwise. It is clear as day to me that Levy/ENIC has played their part and disappointed yet again. In more plain speaking terms, they've fucked up. I will back Pochettino very much on the question of where it all started.
However, we are where we are, and in light of where we are I do believe Pochettino must leave. He must take full responsibility, But I do believe he must only assume a piece of the blame.
Gareth88
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They have been posting all day on instagram about our win midweekThe official page has been quiet today on social media.... we could all but hope something going on behind the scenes....
Yeah I just banged my head
