markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Making sure they all have their BFH in case they spend all their money on booze !!
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Mauricio Pochettino
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Grays_1890
Barry Daines
Because in true Spurs style he wanted to show what we could have won
superspurs
Simon Davies
I'm ready to be hurt again, bring him home.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Better to love and loss than to never love
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Quite a few were singing it during the match too
DeanoAustin
Rafael Van Der Vaart
It's a possibility. A strong possibility. Our inability to truly compete goes much deeper than the manager.
But the excitement of him coming back. Welcoming him for that first game. The prospect of exciting football. It's a short term sugar buzz but, right now, supporting Spurs is so utterly devoid of joy that I'd take it and let what happens happen. His legacy won't be tarnished come what may. Similar to Bale I guess in many ways if he fails...I still absolutely love Bale and remember him as one of the greats rather than the shadow of a player that returned.
Daisuk
Nayim
Same. We have to give Poch the chance to come back and re-ignite us, if he's up for it!
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
Memories.
still hurts seeing what Dele Alli was to nowadays. In the dream world Pochettino would bring him back and rebuild him (Like Apollo Creed with Rocky)
Wasn't bothered if it was him or another good candidate that came in, but fudge it, I'm in, even if it eventually does go tits up at least he wants to be here and it's not like he's doing us a favour.
Will put a smile on everyone's face for a while at least.
Hashegotthesackyet?
Gudni Bergsson
I’m sure he’s learnt a few things since we departed.
I would love him back tbh. 3 years from now, we’ll probably be in the same position at best, irrespective of the manager, under the current regime. But Poch will hopefully have us playing higher up the pitch and better to watch!
I would love him back tbh. 3 years from now, we’ll probably be in the same position at best, irrespective of the manager, under the current regime. But Poch will hopefully have us playing higher up the pitch and better to watch!
Mikey10
Pedro Mendes
Oh fudge it. Go on, then.
Robspur12
Nick Barmby
When poch's detractors say he "lucked" into a great, hungry squad of players, I always think it's such a one dimensional view of his time at Spurs. The number of players the guy got to perform to their highest level who then failed to have any impact under more decorated managers, Rose, Dele, Sissoko, Winks. These are the guys who took us to a Champions League final and helped us finish 4th. Even Ndombele in the few games he played under Poch looked better than he did under subsequent managers. That's why, for me, he was successful at Spurs where previous and later managers failed. He has a talent for getting inside the heads of often troubled players who other managers can't work with and get them to focus on football. I didn't really see that in Conte or Mourinho. Whether or not he comes back doesn't change the view for me that he is a special manager.
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glasgowspur
Andy Thompson
I'd bet there's a few who thought poch leaving would lead to better things would love to work under him now, and not just our players, look at the Southampton players that left and never looked the same.