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Tricky to know unless he's asked those questions in an interview; however I would say (being Jose):Is it arrogance? Arrogance is the absence of asking questions so you're suggesting that I'm not thinking critically.
I'm trying not to chuck around cliches and almost every post on the subject has included questions, both direct and rhetorical.
My questions for Jose are
1. Are you able to coach an entertaining style of football?
2. Are you capable if winning if you don't have the best squad or finances to completely rebuild?
3. Is this appointment a cultural fit?
4. What will happen if this fails?
Pretty good questions I think.
So far the answers I've had have been around Potter being undesirable. Are people being deliberately obtuse because the debate makes them uncomfortable?
I'm genuinely trying not to be arrogant, please don't call me that unless you can explain how.
1. This is a fan related question, it is my job to get results.
2. I am confident that I can win silverware with this team. I have said this before.
3. I respect Spurs history but Spurs history is not my history - this again is a fan point of view related question.
4. I did not take this job to fail. I am not accustomed to failure.