Make your fucking mind up, i'm sad that you've left one minute then dishing out likes and funnies the next.:dembelewtf:
:dierpochhug: Glad you're back.
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Manager Mauricio Pochettino
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Make your fucking mind up, i'm sad that you've left one minute then dishing out likes and funnies the next.:dembelewtf:
:dierpochhug: Glad you're back.
Cheers Chiv. I close my account when I need a break from Totti. If I didn't I'd be tempted to post nasty things, and nobody wants that.
He's been in the bin most of the time you were gone anyway.
Yep you are :vdvdive:
You're welcome. x
LOL. I thought I was the only one!
Bottled it.When you bottle first place
Think we should start a petition to get Poch knighted? 
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Less time at the top than Hull. Bottlers.When you bottle first place
The BBC Marked every team and manage out of 10.
Pochettino got 7/10.
7 out of fucking 10.
Highest goal scorers
Best defense
Best Goal Difference
Incredible home record
Coped with injuries
Highest finish for 50 years
Young, English players
Low budget and wages
7/10. Really?
On top of that the "Interesting fact" about us, was that "they have lost seven times and won only once in their past nine appearances at Wembley".
This is why I don't pay for a TV license lol.
Pochettino got 7/10.
7 out of fucking 10.
Highest goal scorers
Best defense
Best Goal Difference
Incredible home record
Coped with injuries
Highest finish for 50 years
Young, English players
Low budget and wages
7/10. Really?
On top of that the "Interesting fact" about us, was that "they have lost seven times and won only once in their past nine appearances at Wembley".
This is why I don't pay for a TV license lol.
Thats the difference between him and Klopp, who looks around for the cameras and then stares into it while giving out his faux passionate bear hugs
What a bunch of cunts! That interesting fact tops it off. Couldn't possible have gone with any of the numerous records we broke this season.
The more they say Pep, Conte , Klopp and Jose are superior to Poch the better.
When we hold aloft the title, let them talk about City and Liverpool.
Im done giving a shit what jealous fans and pundits think.
Respect to the Hull fans yesterday, thats it. Seige mentality from me til the window shuts. Fuck em all.....except Hull
When we hold aloft the title, let them talk about City and Liverpool.
Im done giving a shit what jealous fans and pundits think.
Respect to the Hull fans yesterday, thats it. Seige mentality from me til the window shuts. Fuck em all.....except Hull
Klopp got 7/10 as well. Yeah, Klopp is as good as Poch. Of course he is.
Let's get it straight the Chavs squad cost 2-3x ours they greatly under achieved in Mourinho's last season as they couldn't be bothered. Now under Conte and no CL as a distraction he's voted the best coach?
Yet the media say Poch failed as he didn't win a trophy. Consider the resources available to him he's got to be the best coach in the league...
Premier League manager power rankings: All 20 coaches ranked
This is a far more balanced view from F365...
Mauricio Pochettino and Tottenham
I know the response before I even type the words: But Tottenham haven’t won anything.
That is true, of course. Tottenham ultimately failed to win the Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup, Europa League and EFL Cup, in order of how serious Mauricio Pochettino took each competition. These are facts.
Yet to describe this season as anything other than an overwhelming success is foolish, one-eyed or both. Tottenham started this season as sixth favourites for the Premier League title, expected by bookmakers to miss out on a place in the Champions League. The summer transfer window was intensely disappointing, with the signing of Moussa Sissoko for £30m doing more harm than good.
That Sissoko signing was notable: It took Tottenham into positive net spend over the last five years. Of the 20 clubs in the Premier League this season, only Swansea City have a lower net spend over that period. For all the jokes about using that as a measure of success, it indicates the remarkable job Pochettino has done on a budget and with a small first-team squad. They also still have the lowest average age of any first-team squad in the division.
Pochettino did not just upset the odds to engineer a top-four bid, but ran Chelsea closer to the title than any other club. Tottenham recorded the second highest ever points total by a club that has not won the Premier League title in that season.
Most enjoyably for neutrals, Tottenham are the most exciting team in the division to watch when in form. Their goal difference for the last two seasons, compared with their peers, is mightily impressive:
Tottenham – 94
Manchester City – 71
Woolwich – 67
Chelsea – 58
Liverpool – 49
Manchester United – 39
Spurs have the best full-backs in the league (for now, and when fit), the best central defensive partnership, one of the best goalkeepers, the best young player in Dele Alli and the best striker in Harry Kane. Those players who fill the gaps (Mousa Dembele, Victor Wanyama, Christian Eriksen and Heung-Min Son) aren’t bad either.
Tottenham’s performances against Manchester City in October, Swansea in December, Chelsea in January and Leicester City in May also account for four of the ten best team displays of the season, indication that when this team clicks they are a joy to behold. By any measure, Tottenham have over-achieved.
That does not mean that this Tottenham project is complete or that potential has been realised, but it is worth praising during the journey as well as congratulating them if they reach the ambitious destination. A traditional Premier League also-ran has become a key player. Further squad investment is needed, but keeping their manager will again be the signing of the Spurs summer.
Yet the media say Poch failed as he didn't win a trophy. Consider the resources available to him he's got to be the best coach in the league...
Premier League manager power rankings: All 20 coaches ranked
This is a far more balanced view from F365...
Mauricio Pochettino and Tottenham
I know the response before I even type the words: But Tottenham haven’t won anything.
That is true, of course. Tottenham ultimately failed to win the Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup, Europa League and EFL Cup, in order of how serious Mauricio Pochettino took each competition. These are facts.
Yet to describe this season as anything other than an overwhelming success is foolish, one-eyed or both. Tottenham started this season as sixth favourites for the Premier League title, expected by bookmakers to miss out on a place in the Champions League. The summer transfer window was intensely disappointing, with the signing of Moussa Sissoko for £30m doing more harm than good.
That Sissoko signing was notable: It took Tottenham into positive net spend over the last five years. Of the 20 clubs in the Premier League this season, only Swansea City have a lower net spend over that period. For all the jokes about using that as a measure of success, it indicates the remarkable job Pochettino has done on a budget and with a small first-team squad. They also still have the lowest average age of any first-team squad in the division.
Pochettino did not just upset the odds to engineer a top-four bid, but ran Chelsea closer to the title than any other club. Tottenham recorded the second highest ever points total by a club that has not won the Premier League title in that season.
Most enjoyably for neutrals, Tottenham are the most exciting team in the division to watch when in form. Their goal difference for the last two seasons, compared with their peers, is mightily impressive:
Tottenham – 94
Manchester City – 71
Woolwich – 67
Chelsea – 58
Liverpool – 49
Manchester United – 39
Spurs have the best full-backs in the league (for now, and when fit), the best central defensive partnership, one of the best goalkeepers, the best young player in Dele Alli and the best striker in Harry Kane. Those players who fill the gaps (Mousa Dembele, Victor Wanyama, Christian Eriksen and Heung-Min Son) aren’t bad either.
Tottenham’s performances against Manchester City in October, Swansea in December, Chelsea in January and Leicester City in May also account for four of the ten best team displays of the season, indication that when this team clicks they are a joy to behold. By any measure, Tottenham have over-achieved.
That does not mean that this Tottenham project is complete or that potential has been realised, but it is worth praising during the journey as well as congratulating them if they reach the ambitious destination. A traditional Premier League also-ran has become a key player. Further squad investment is needed, but keeping their manager will again be the signing of the Spurs summer.