They are both 100% Pochettino. N'dombele even said that it was Poch commitment to his development that swung him choosing us. It may also account for some of his struggles he had brought in to Pochettino the man. Which to he fair many did his personal charisma was an asset. But Tanguy was the one Poch want the most
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The only consistent performer recently and the only one who gives me hope that he can turn us around - that's a lot of responsibility on his shoulders.
Poch however was also quick to point out Tanguy's fitness issues. So it's not exclusive to Mourinho. He was just maybe a bit more smooth about how he worded it.
I never mentioned jose, just responding to the question who wants what player.
One of the few shining lights this season.
One of the few shining lights this season.
Boy is an absolute diamond. Build the team round him.
Yes agree Mrs P he is a diamond in the rough we so nearly missed signing.
(No more cruise ships Mrs P stay safe)
We wanted both and it’s obvious why. Dembele had gone and Eriksen was going.
I’ve still got faith in them forming a quality partnership with a proper DM backing them up.
Couldn’t agree more, he was one of the few bright spots of the season. I really hope this guy is going to turn out to be a big performer in the Spurs midfield over the next few seasons.
His contribution still being massively overstated I see.
We understand how you feel we get it you dont have to comment everytime somebody comments on locelso being good can you agree to disagree jesus.
We haven't kicked a ball for a month.
We look better when we haven't kicked a ball
Hasn’t stopped Lo Celso going up another level since then.
Just when I thought I'd seen all of the available 'bad takes' on Spurs players.
Honestly I think some people watch different games to the ones I do.
What bad take is that then? Because I don’t massively overate a player who has barely played for us.
Not sure what you qualify as 'massively overrate' but anybody who watched us play in the calendar year would be able to tell you that Gio offered way more from midfield in progressive passing, creating chances and linking midfield with attack (and even picking up from defence) than our other options did.
He was clearly a level above most of the rest of our team, particularly towards the end of the frozen season. At his age and with his work rate it's not hard to be excited about a player who could, in time, easily fill in an Eriksen shaped creative hole in our midfield.
