No there is not Tom. I’ve read the passage from his book in the last few days, just to be sure.
Poch talks about how it’s clearer (the recruitment process) now him and Levy working on them instead of Levy, a sporting director, and his advisors. He (Poch) justifies the fee paid for Sissoko, says he had a great Euros, has good experience and finishes by saying Levy thinks he (Poch) will make him an even better player.
There is absolutely not one word of Poch saying he did not want Sissoko.
There is no way Levy spends what was a record signing fee and 90k per week - also top end wage for us then - without Poch being on board with the signing.
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