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Agree with all of that as a prediction of what is likely to happen, despite personally thinking that we should change up now, especially with Mourinho free and available. If you are right with how you see the next 2 months going, then I hope attendances in the new stadium start nosediving so that the club get the message that they can't charge the highest prices in the world and deliver Europa League-quality football on the pitch (which is being charitable towards what we're currently being served up). With these ticket prices, we have to be doing much, much better than we are so that the match-going fans aren't getting totally fleeced, and I hope that the fans will deliver a bloody nose to the board in the shape of reduced attendances if the club can't hold up their end of the bargain on the pitch.We say 'hit the nail on the head' and thanks!
Unless we reach disaster levels I don't see him being fired if I'm honest.
There's no media furore which usually starts a few weeks before.
Poch seems calm and doesn't seem like someone who has been given an ultimatum.
He's spoken about January and we've had JJ and other ITK talk about January and that it is 'going to be fun'.
I think we'll just coast along until January as the club, Levy and Poch wait until they are able to start this rebuild. Picking up a few wins but losing plenty too but the trigger won't be pulled.
Again, agreed with that. If Pochettino is going to stay and the strategy is for him to rebuild, anything less than a couple of consecutive transfer windows repeating a similar calibre of purchases we saw in the summer 2019 window should be the bare minimum that the club achieves if they want to keep the fans on side.All I'll say is if the club are going to support him then I expect lots of money to be spent and spent on young players who are huge prospects.