Club Statement 19 Nov 19 - Pochettino leaves

[sausage]

They'll be back one day once Levy's sold up and he's won a few Champions Leagues at Real Madrid.

I can't see Levy replacing Zidane if I'm honest.

 

[JCRD]

Not really mate, no.

Fuck it im crying... but im alone in my house and well... i can do what i want

 

[Gb160]

Poch taught us to dare. Jose can teach us to do.

bit Rawky mate

 

[ClintEastwould]

bit Rawky mate

Guilty

Also I stole that quote off Twitter but allow me some leeway you sociopath!

 

[Hot-Spur]

Fucking hell.. get a grip you lot.

Finally, someone talking sense. Devastating is someone you love dying in your arms, not a bloody football manager getting the sack!

 

[Gb160]

Finally, someone talking sense. Devastating is someone you love dying in your arms, not a bloody football manager getting the sack!

Yesterday one guy admitted to breaking down in tears.
Im not joking.

 

[teok]

Jose is making me forget about Poch, like he was never there in the first place.

 

[Shadydan]

Too much class.

 

[Oh Teddy Teddy]

Very classy. What a lovely image...

I hope Jose wiped it clean the second he set foot in the door - need all that space for tactics

 

[spursfan1991]

Just doesnt feel right anymore. it just felt right when he was there, i felt he was Mr Tottenham.

Never seen a manager cry after a game and he did.

 

[Snarfalicious]

Mourinho walks into the dressing room and finds all of the players huddled around the whiteboard. He sees the message, makes his way through the mass, grabs the whiteboard, smashes it over his knee.

He turns to the players and says...

 

[sausage]

Too much class.

I'm unsure whether that's "class" - why can't these things be conducted in private? It's not a restraining order.

Just like the book, there's an additional element involved in public statements that I'm not really a fan of. Social media is a very specific tool.

 

[sausage]

Just doesnt feel right anymore. it just felt right when he was there, i felt he was Mr Tottenham.

Never seen a manager cry after a game and he did.

 

[Shadydan]

I'm unsure whether that's "class" - why can't these things be conducted in private? It's not a restraining order.

Just like the book, there's an additional element involved in public statements that I'm not really a fan of. Social media is a very specific tool.

I think you're thinking too much into things, go to bed.

 

[Amo]

"We can't to say goodbye"




Seems desperately sad he can't say goodbye. Is that just the way things are?

 

[E17yid]

"We can't to say goodbye"




Seems desperately sad he can't say goodbye. Is that just the way things are?

When I first read it I thought he meant to write “We came to say goodbye” but I see what you mean now.

He’s laying on the guilt trip.

 

[tototoner]

"We can't to say goodbye"




Seems desperately sad he can't say goodbye. Is that just the way things are?

I am sure he did later

 

[Pellshek]

Gonna be FEELS when WHL sings the Poch song next time out, which of course they will.

 

[ljinko888]

Seeing many replies to Jesus Perez's tweet plus the general people I follow on Spurs Twitter I'm glad I'm not alone in harbouring a desire that one day somewhere down the line Poch and his team could return.

He's still relatively young as a manager and while his stock has taken a hit in the last six months, people inside the footballing world are a lot more open-minded. Look at Sarri and how he went from favourite to be sacked at Chelsea for a while to getting the Juventus job not long after. Poch will not be short of offers although I expect he'll want a break. My preference is he goes abroad and I think he'll do very well and perhaps in 10 years or so if he is still cemented as a top class manager he'll feel he has unfinished business.

 

[tttcowan]

I dunno if it's people of grieving or what. But the crying over poch in one post. Whilst rubbing one out over Jose in the next. Is weird.