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The Poch Out poll has 82% saying No..... so why do you think most people think it will end one way?

My view is that I’ve changed from being confident Poch will sort this out, to now being merely hopeful.....

Would be terribly sad to see it just pop up that Poch has gone one dark wet October evening....
 
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So most agree this can only end one way. The witch hunt, widely predicted last summer, has begun in earnest.
Poch is on the greasy pole as our squad and our form starts to disintegrate before our eyes.

One man, however, as always, gets a fee pass. Above all criticism and content to see the fans venom directed at the fall guy as he continues to draw the highest salary of any ceo in world football.

So heres a thread to post your greatest memories of the beautiful, but ultimately trophyless Pocchetino era
 
kingdawson said:
I'm very confident this will be sorted. We will definitely get top 4 and possibly win a cup imo.
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I'm not as confident as you but it is what I want.

Poch has done great things for us but I stand by my point from another thread that those achievements should not mean that he is free from questioning and criticism. We should be able to question his tactics and man management. As long as it is constructive discussions that should not be a problem.
 
I'd definitely give him until end of the season.

I think he's made some wrong moves already this season, but the bigger problem is four of our best XI wanted to leave this summer. It's hard for any manager to overcome that.
 
Danny Blanchflower said:
The Poch Out poll has 82% saying No..... so why do you think most people think it will end one way?

My view is that I’ve changed from being confident Poch will sort this out, to now being merely hopeful.....

Would be terribly sad to see it just pop up that Poch has gone one dark wet October evening....
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Once this sort of trend begins, it nearly always ends only one way mate.
I think we all know Poch doesn't really want to be here. He feels the trust between him and his chairman has been broken beyond repair. Shattered and betrayed.
And many of our best players definately want out.
The end days are approaching. And even I, as Poch's biggest fan, can see the reality
 
John Thomas said:
So most agree this can only end one way. The witch hunt, widely predicted last summer, has begun in earnest.
Poch is on the greasy pole as our squad and our form starts to disintegrate before our eyes.

One man, however, as always, gets a fee pass. Above all criticism and content to see the fans venom directed at the fall guy as he continues to draw the highest salary of any ceo in world football.

So heres a thread to post your greatest memories of the beautiful, but ultimately trophyless Pocchetino era
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you claim he isnt backed. higher net spend than Klopp.
I dont want to see pochettino leave, but you are just a moronic dullard
 
John Thomas said:
Once this sort of trend begins, it nearly always ends only one way mate.
I think we all know Poch doesn't really want to be here. He feels the trust between him and his chairman has been broken beyond repair. Shattered and betrayed.
And many of our best players definately want out.
The end days are approaching. And even I, as Poch's biggest fan, can see the reality
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I’m still hopeful because of last week....

It seemed the team meeting and the Poch/Levy meeting had a positive impact. It definitely felt those meetings were required though, which itself is a worry.

But the response vs Palace was excellent, and backed up the belief that we’ll “start” our season after the international break.

The two games since have definitely seen issues with in game management, naivety, personnel and mentality. But the circumstances of the games (draw at Olympiakos who haven’t lost in 6 months and defeat to a good Leicester side after a marginal call cost us probable victory) shouldn’t derail us......

Unless..... the derailment was already in full swing and the 45mins vs Palace was a freak.

As I said, I’m still hopeful.... but agree the signs are clearly there so that I won’t be surprised if Poch isn’t in the dugout come the new year.

:pochfacepalm:
 
Its all gone down hill since he started wearing a tracksuit, let’s get him back to looking smart And all in black and I guarantee the results will
Improve ! :pochsmirk:
 
John Thomas said:
Once this sort of trend begins, it nearly always ends only one way mate.
I think we all know Poch doesn't really want to be here. He feels the trust between him and his chairman has been broken beyond repair. Shattered and betrayed.
And many of our best players definately want out.
The end days are approaching. And even I, as Poch's biggest fan, can see the reality
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anything to back that up, dullard?
 
Fattynomates said:
Its all gone down hill since he started wearing a tracksuit, let’s get him back to looking smart And all in black and I guarantee the results will
Improve ! :pochsmirk:
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He made an effort against Olympiacos, but we were still a car crash.

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