And hiss at Jewish fans.
Scummy club, managed by someone who is now a scummy lemon botherer.
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Mauricio Pochettino
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Scummy club, managed by someone who is now a scummy lemon botherer.
nelto
Teemu Tainio
Wait until the clams start singing “He’s magic you know “, and you’ll find yourself booing with everyone else.
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
I won’t boo
I won’t applaud him
And I won’t sing his name
He was sacked
H has moved on
He did great things here
We should move on too
I won’t applaud him
And I won’t sing his name
He was sacked
H has moved on
He did great things here
We should move on too
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
Wait till you hear 'He's one of our own...' when Harry goes.Wait until the clams start singing “He’s magic you know “, and you’ll find yourself booing with everyone else.
nelto
Teemu Tainio
Tell him, not me!
Surprising. His stock is fairly high at the moment. There will be plenty of jobs opening in the next couple of months. England available now.
yiddo37
Alan Hutton
Nice job for a couple of years, no real pressure and not too far from Argentina so can fly 'home' more often if need be.
Ange can be the new 'Poch' and get us believing again that we can challenge for the top honours but should that not happen then maybe, just maybe Poch will come back to us.
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
Don't upset @parklane1
I don't think he's particularly attractive to the level of clubs that he wants to manage. He's spent too much time sitting around waiting already if he really wants a managerial career.
spurspinter1
Pat van den Hauwe
Next job - Wrexham in the championship in a couple of years?
For me his post Spurs managerial career has been rather sad to see, picking the cheat mode clubs and failing by their standards of success. The strangest part of it was getting fired after Chelsea started to look like a proper team. It wasn't nice seeing him borderline humiliated on the touchline (apart from the games against us where we did our best to help his cause).
It's a tired old debate but I'd have a much fonder view of him if he was able to actually get us over the line in a competition before completely selling out but who can blame him, money talks.
For me his post Spurs managerial career has been rather sad to see, picking the cheat mode clubs and failing by their standards of success. The strangest part of it was getting fired after Chelsea started to look like a proper team. It wasn't nice seeing him borderline humiliated on the touchline (apart from the games against us where we did our best to help his cause).
It's a tired old debate but I'd have a much fonder view of him if he was able to actually get us over the line in a competition before completely selling out but who can blame him, money talks.
Absolute step down for him, but to your point, actually a massive step up for them on a coach level and US players tend to be work horses, with an actual system, some tactical awareness, I'd expect better than average results for them ..
He was right man, right time for us, in the end (for me), he fits into the BMJ & Harry group, pushed the club up a level, got us competing, got decent football on table, fans behind team but just short of getting it over the line. His post Spurs work seems to show the same thing, good coach, not a great one.
He's fudging killed it money wise, the payoffs from us, PSG & Chelsea likely means he can do fudge all for the rest of his life and still have generational wealth. PSG & Chelsea probably also killed any view he was an elite coach ..
SteveAWOL
Barry Daines
Not a bad little gravy train for Pochettino’s entourage either…
L’Equipe reports that it would cost PSG around €20 million (£17m/$22m) to part with their entire coaching team. It is reported that Jesus Perez, who is Pochettino’s right-hand man, is working on a salary of €80,000 a month, while Miguel D’Agostino and Toni Jimenez pull in €50,000 each and Sebastino Pochettino – Mauricio’s son – earns €20,000.
L’Equipe reports that it would cost PSG around €20 million (£17m/$22m) to part with their entire coaching team. It is reported that Jesus Perez, who is Pochettino’s right-hand man, is working on a salary of €80,000 a month, while Miguel D’Agostino and Toni Jimenez pull in €50,000 each and Sebastino Pochettino – Mauricio’s son – earns €20,000.
How much will it cost PSG to sack Man Utd-linked Pochettino and his coaching staff? | Goal.com UK
Mauricio Pochettino is facing serious questions of his future at Paris Saint-Germain after failing to progress past the last 16 of the Champions League despite having the likes of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Kylian Mbappe at his disposal.
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