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Mauricio Pochettino
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Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
Nah, hate the cnut.
Daisuk
Dimitar Berbatov
I've read people on Reddit planning to boo Poch when he comes back with Chelski. Really?! This guy has taken on a job at a club we hate, sure, but he was never offered the position at our club - so who are we to blame him? Arse I get, but Chelski? I think it's petty if our fans boo him. Everything he did for us, I think we owe him our respect, regardless of who he's coaching now.
Bishop
John Lacy
Some of our fans are very stupid and overly tribal.
Like you say sacked him and didn't rehire when we had the opportunity (rightfully so). Now you want to boo him got moving on?
WTf! Spurs have clearly shown they do not want him. Let him move on just like we have moved on. No need for any resentment.
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DeanoAustin
Jimmy McCormick
Wouldn't dream of booing him unless he went to Woolwich which I don't think he would. But equally annoying are our fans who plan to sing his name when he comes back.
I've huge respect for Poch and what he did here but any Spurs fan singing his name while he's manager of Chelsea should be instantly forced to take the Sky Walk and then fudged off the top of the stadium.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
I do not think booing Pooch is the thing to do, as far as i am concerned he is yesterdays man and we should see him as that. He has gone and we move on.
ricky2tricky4city
Steffen Freund
Personally I wouldn't boo anyone's dog.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
What if it was really Shih Tzu?
He knew what he was doing
- No one said the guy had any obligation to not take the job, as others have pointed out repeatedly, we fired him, we (the club) didn't want him back, Chelsea sucks but they aren't Arsenal.
- That said, he knew what that would do to his Spurs legacy
- More importantly, he didn't have to fall over himself with the flimflam narrative that Chelsea has been the most successful club in the Pl over last 10-15 years (they had their moment, but City have blown them out of the water)
Like others, couldn't give a brick, didn't particularly want him back, and not a person that thinks boo'ing is particularly productive, but if you do what he did and don't expect a reaction, that's just naïve
Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
I'll sing his name. Without his superb period managing this club we could be in very serious financial trouble right now. He deserves a huge amount of praise from our fans I think. We can't blame him for taking the Chelsea job, it seems we didn't want him and Chelsea are a big club in the biggest league in the world and they go all out for success.
Grays_1890
Chris Jones
Absolutely this, I appreciate all the guy did 100% but against a rival in a big game I think it would undermine the current manager to sing the old managers name. In fact its odd
DeanoAustin
Jimmy McCormick
Each to their own but I can't get behind this. He's the Chelsea manager now. Regardless of anything else, for me, singing his name is supporting the Chelsea manager. For a Tottenham fan to do that doesn't compute for me.
I respect him and hold him in very high regard but while he's the Chelsea manager, he'll get no love or support from me.
I can’t get my head round this.
At a match against Chelsea you’d sing their manager’s name in front of Ange and surrounded by Tottenham fans.
I’d suggest their are better ways to show Poch your love mate, send him an email.
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
I will absolutely applaud him when he returns. He did great things for us, created a wonderful feeling around the club, gave us the football that had fans of other clubs saying how much they enjoyed watching us, had us challenging at the top of the league, and of course took us to a CL final. He absolutely deserves to be recognised for that. But singing his name? No. Nothing to do with where he is now (as unpalatable as I find it). But that would feel disrespectful to Ange (or whomever was our manager). Applause yes. Other adulation, no.
DeanoAustin
Jimmy McCormick
Gonna be honest, even the thought of applauding the Chelsea manager turns my stomach a bit. Not sure I could do it.
it’s a possibility that at the point of turning down Utd, he was waiting for the end of the Conte Era and … us.
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
Yeah, I get it. For those few seconds of applause I will definitely be framing it in my mind as "Poch the former Spurs manager" and blocking out "Poch the current Chelsea manager."