Not if he’s hounded out by a wanky fan base who think 5.5 years is too soon to judge but one year isn’tYeah, well done him.
Was pointing out the historical inaccuracies often said around here.
Too bad he won't win one here.
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Not if he’s hounded out by a wanky fan base who think 5.5 years is too soon to judge but one year isn’tYeah, well done him.
Was pointing out the historical inaccuracies often said around here.
Too bad he won't win one here.
Not if he’s hounded out by a wanky fan base who think 5.5 years is too soon to judge but one year isn’t
It amazes you how quickly fans turn on a manager?It's not a polished version, it's looking big picture. The team was playing better football while putting in and developing young players. The future actually looked positive even though results were not turning around yet. Of course, Poch thought he would be sacked, his first time in charge at a big club and a club that was changing managers like hats at the time.
It amazes me how quickly fans turn on a manager once results start going poor after everything he did for us. I agree it was time for us to split with Poch, it was best for both parties. But I refuse to look back and say his time here was negative or try ignoring all the positive signs he had early on.
Jose is coming to the club at a different time. We do not want Jose to build something like Poch did. We want him to win a trophy with what is already built. That is what Jose does, he has no time to build a long-term project like Poch tried. Jose wins things, blows up, and leaves. That is his style and as long as he wins a trophy, I'm fine with the aftermath. It is impossible to compare the two managers.
It's an interesting study on the human mind and the effects that arguing a subject on the internet all day for months on end can have on a person - take away their internet access and i doubt anyone would have a bad word to say about Poch or his time
If you think Poch is the better manager, why should Jose get less time?You're right
Let's give Poch the same measuring stick as serial winner Jose Mourinho.
That's totally fair.
I love the polished versions some of you come up with, Poch himself thought he was going to get sacked before Kanes 90th winner away to Villa.
I'm saying you're a fucking moron who is so far lost in trying to win arguments on the internet that your view is completely and utterly skewed beyond reality.So what your saying is that if people had no access to check all the shit results, and all the shit reviews, and all the shit statistics from his tenure they could happily forget all the shit times and laud him for the good.
Damn that internet and its ability to find out news.
By the way, some of us have memories, it’s just nice that people like you can’t can’t sweep it under the carpet.
I explained this before in a response but the reason people turned on Jose so quickly is because of his past. He was not wanted because he has been an enemy of the club for years, he has a dramatic fallout when he leaves and he plays a boring style. So of course people will be less patient with him.It amazes you how quickly fans turn on a manager?
I turned on Poch after Colchester. That was in his 6th season.
Again, people have turned on Jose after a bad fortnight, and in most cases it’s the people who had already turned on him the day he was appointed.
But I’m on ignore so you wouldn’t know.....oh that’s right you’re just pretending to ignore me like I said you was the other day.I'm saying you're a fucking moron who is so far lost in trying to win arguments on the internet that your view is completely and utterly skewed beyond reality.
If you think Poch is the better manager, why should Jose get less time?
Hmmmm nope.Where did I say Poch was the better manager?
I got a like and an agree in my previous posts regarding this to your none. So clearly I'm right.
That's your gimmick isn't it?
it’s about stating a simple fact that if Pochettino was as good as it’s been claimed, he would have achieved something in the game after 11 years as a manager.
That doesn’t mean he’s shit, it just means means he’s an ok manager who had a good run, but ultimately failed.
For a manager that’s what they will be judged by.Key assumption - that you only "achieve something" if you win a trophy.
Dubious assumption to make, but you're entitled to your opinion.
I'm sure he will be happy knowing he played a key part in moving Tottenham in the direction he did. He will regret not winning a trophy but he helped develop some of the best young players in the league at that time (Dele, Kane, Son, Eriksen, Trippier, Dier). He watched over a move to the best stadium in the world, put a fantastic final season together at WHL we can all look back on with great memories. Had one of the best runs to a CL final you will ever see.For a manager that’s what they will be judged by.
Yes he achieved top 4 and “some good football”, but I’m not sure he’d be happy with that, or if it will go down on his Wiki page if he retired tomorrow
I’m not downplaying Poch I’m just not overrating him.I'm sure he will be happy knowing he played a key part in moving Tottenham in the direction he did. He will regret not winning a trophy but he helped develop some of the best young players in the league at that time (Dele, Kane, Son, Eriksen, Trippier, Dier). He watched over a move to the best stadium in the world, put a fantastic final season together at WHL we can all look back on with great memories. Had one of the best runs to a CL final you will ever see.
I'm sure he will be happy with his time with us overall and certainly deserves all the credit he receives. If we won a trophy he would no doubt be one of the best managers Spurs have ever had given the context of everything.
Different ways to rate managers, Jose is a serial winner and deserves all that praise. Poch is great at building competitive teams from nothing. No need to downplay one just to up the other.
There is obviously no getting through to you about how much Poch did outside of results so we will just have to agree to disagree. If you honestly think he did marginally better than Redknapp then I don't really know what to say.I’m not downplaying Poch I’m just not overrating him.
Like you did.
He didn’t build a team from nothing, he took over a team that in the the five years before he came finished 6th, 5th, 4th, 5th, 4th, and took them to 5th, 3rd, 2nd, 3rd, 4th.
Some of you act like he took over from Hoddle. He did marginally better than Redknapp.
He did only do marginally better then redknapp though. When he doesn't win anything with PSG everyone will realise he isn't a GodThere is obviously no getting through to you about how much Poch did outside of results so we will just have to agree to disagree. If you honestly think he did marginally better than Redknapp then I don't really know what to say.
Nobody is saying Poch is a God but you're doing the same thing Sammyspurs did and are only looking at results with no context. Poch was dealing with a new stadium move, a year without a home, deep European runs, and even a title chase for the league with one of the league's youngest squads.He did only do marginally better then redknapp though. When he doesn't win anything with PSG everyone will realise he isn't a God