DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
Dubai...I can assure you 400% that the current transfer situation is of Poch’s inclinations. Tonight will have partly explained that. But it is a fact. We have some money but rather than spunk it on stop-gaps we want to make it count. Dig deep and trust Levy’s relationship with Poch; it has already given us a tangible future I never thought would be realized.
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I trust Poch. Hand on heart, I do - I also remember the days when I was younger, when I was resigned to never seeing a Spurs team that fought, that struggled, that had a spine and a heart.
Then BMJ came in, and that was the very first time I saw a Spurs side that actually seemed to care - that fought as one, that bled as one, and that made us roar into the stars above.
And Poch has built that again - again, and better. So I trust Poch, and I love the man more than I've let on to most of you.
I want him to stay for twenty years. I want him to win the things we could scarce dream of winning, back in the days when we were crap and all the world laughed at us for what we were. I want him to bellow that laugh of his, on a sunny spring day as the confetti flies, the air shimmers and a warm sun shines down on 60,000 fans united in bliss....having reached the promised land at long last. The mountaintop...here for all to see.
But it's just hard to see him and the team fall at the last hurdle, again and again and again. And always left thinking that just one good player might have changed things - just one moment of daring, of risk, of backing.
I know Poch has accepted our limitations, and that he wants the right player but wants to save what we have for one. But why, oh why, have ENIC coldly imposed those limitations on the very best manager we've had in fifty long years?
Why does Poch *need* to save for whom he wants? Why can't we go out and say 'for once, you don't have to buy a damn chair - here's your sofa'?