The BIG news hitting the Twitter waves last night was the Sami Mokbel story about Poch being on the out. An exit plan has been touted and the internal noise is the team is bracing for the sweet long goodbye.
If Jose Mourinho looked sexy to Don Raul, surely the idea of stealing Spurs most successful manager since 1745 would be the coup of the century?
The Spurs manager could be the Sol Campbell move of 2019. He speaks great English, his players love working with him, and he’s dragged Spurs to a European Cup final working on beans.
Arsenal would represent a bigger club. They’d back him with more money. Arsenal’s postcode means he wouldn’t need to move.
Sure, he’d have to wear a bullet proof vest. He’d not be able to walk the streets alone. He might have a pigs head thrown at him.
… but that’s show business baby.
I know it is highly unlikely we’d make a move as bold as that, but damn, there’s no coach more suited to picking up this current Arsenal squad than him ‘if’ he comes onto the market.
Players would pay attention to him, the guy has sauce and builds great relationships with players. The fact he’s kept so much talent there underpaid tells you all you need to know about his ability to create, sell, and manage a vision. His football is high octane pressing. Sure, it’s not Thomas Tuchel levels of tactical fluidity, but his football is built for the Premier League and a huge step up from Emeryball. Ultimately, if he becomes available, there’s no better coach in the world for a midseason switch.
I’d say, fuck the sabattical, come to the Arsenal and we will treat you like a king.
Fuck Spurs.
Also, I LOVE that the managers they are being linked to are Carlo, Eddie Howe and a Nagelsmann. Beautiful.
Some Spanish papers are reporting that Enrique is lining up the Arsenal job. A little more Raul, a little more the mates network. That would be so on brand for Raul. Would be £14m a year badly spent in my opinion. Let’s hope that noise is simply Enrique’s PR people desperately muddying the waters in the hope someone will bite on the rotten bait.
Someone that’s certainly making noises in the press is LTs agent. He’s making life hard for Emery because he feels affronted that he’s being used like a square peg in a bonfire. Can’t disagree if I’m honest.
That said, I struggle with LT in the Premier League. He’s very small and he doesn’t counter that with Kante like power and pace. He’s a little lost in our team and I fear he’s not a fit for the cold weather of the UK. That said, he had a great game last night for Uraguay. How can you judge any DM in an Unai Emery system playing as a 10?
What a last sentence that was. Reread it. That’s Arsenal 2019 baby.
New topic.
I think the Arsenal equivalent of finding out a relative is a racist on the internet is following someone on Twitter, thinking they’re a beast analyst for pointing out Emery’s weaknesses, then suddenly realizing this analytical prowess wasn’t there when Wenger was the coach. It’s quite spectacular that some of these data people spent 10 years ignoring the obvious, now they’re out here conducting their Advanced Analytics PHD on ousting Emery.
Staggering lack of self-awareness.
Anyway, I don’t know why I started off on that? I think I read someone complaining that the .com had not offered up congrats to Wenger on his new job ‘managing world football.’ Now, let me explain this once, and once only.
Arsenal.com people know that Wenger wanted to get back into football. They worked with him daily. They heard the stories, saw the man in action, followed his life in great detail.
Wenger, sadly, has resorted to taking a ceremonial desk job at the most corrupt organisation in the western world.
The reason the .com didn’t celebrate his job is because it would have been disrespectful.
It’d be like getting fired from your global operations role at Nike, struggling to find a job for 16 months, then having the main Nike Twitter handle congratulate you on your new job as a bin man..
Still, at least the fans would be saying, ‘HE RUNS GLOBAL BINS BRUH HE’S ON TOP OF THE WORLD.’
Right, on that note, I’m still promoting my podcast.
Listen. It’s a good one.
I don’t care one little bit about what happens at Spurs. If it is Maurine, well, lots of fun (not really) and games! The real, the real danger is Arsenal doesn’t sack Emery now, today. Almost certainly he will be gone in the Summer, but by then we will probably lose Torrero, Laca, Bellerin, Auba (may be), Leno (may be), as well as (hopefully) Mustafi, Xhaka (already gone), Kola (if he can getaway), Ozil (please, please), and our loanee from RM. NONE OF THESE PLAYERS WANT TO PLAY FOR ARSENAL. NO CL, NOT EVEN EL NEXT YEAR. DIRE, YES, SAD,… Read more »
Think you are probably right about the end of the season ES, but still worry the slightest excuse, they could keep him beyond, although, as Pedro says, the players will most likely ensure that does not happen.
But Emery could do untold damage between now and May, or for that matter, between now and New Year.
They guy is driving players out, it will be a tall order for the new man when he arrives.
If emery is destined to leave this summer, really hope the board do have something planned
Universally unpopular sacking looks like it’s going to be met by a universally unpopular replacement manager.
You hate to see it.
Maureen to spuds will not be popular with their fans, some even preferring Wenger over him… Lol.
David Smith At the moment it would seem that the most likely player departures are Torreira and Guendouzi. Neither decision is dependent on Emery staying or leaving. My information is that Torreira is unsettled in London and that has nothing to do with his place in team. Xhaka has burned his bridges. The two major concerns for me and I suspect many others is whether Aubameyang and Lacazette will sign new contracts before the end of season. If not they will be sold. My guess is that the current standoff has a lot to do with who will manage Arsenal… Read more »
Sorry Xhaka not Guendouzi.
Why are there no Black referees in the EPL?
Dixon saying that we have no leadership in the squad to challenge Emery on his tactics.
https://www.footballfancast.com/premier-league/arsenal/arsenal-boss-unai-emerys-tactics-hammered-by-lee-dixon
It seems almost certain that Maureen will be appointed spuds manager in the morning.
https://metro.co.uk/2019/11/19/jose-mourinho-accepts-tottenham-job-late-night-talks-replace-mauricio-pochettino-11185238/?ito=newsnow-feed
Why are there no Black referees in the EPL?
Good question. Maybe Don has an opinion on it
Seriously wtf
MarkoNovember 20, 2019 01:27:44
Why are there no Black referees in the EPL?
Because once you go black theres no going back pahahaha
Can’t believe that Poch got sacked. I never liked the guy anyways but it’s still a bit sad in a way. I hope we stay away. Not because he’s not good enough, but because I don’t want him to be in charge of the Arsenal. I guess that the wound was deep and irrepairable for his story at spuds to end in such a way. He’s much better than almost anyone else they could hire imo. I’m sure the fans would have understood if spuds were to have an off-year and not finish in top 4 as long as they… Read more »
What amazes me is that Spuds have crippling debts from their stadium build, but can still fire Poch and potentially hire Jose. Both will cost the club serious amounts of cash in compensation and Jose requiring blank cheques for players. Perhaps Levy is banking on Jose talking contract rebels into signing new contracts. Going to be interesting how this story unfolds, but also seems to be a frantic move on Levy’s part as Spuds need CL money to service their debts. Hopefully the future for Spuds is a downward Jose spiral. Pedro I can, at a push, a big one… Read more »
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/mega-money-payout-tottenham-face-20917444+
So Poch leaves Spuds and Mourinho takes over. Absolutely fantastic. Even if they do finish ahead of us for a season or two he will destroy that club from within. I would take Poch. I suspect he has an extra gear, given the right backing and support at a proper club like Arsenal. Also, he’s not disliked by the fans like a Mourinho would be. How would Mourinho handle a club in transition with no funds and needing to re-build – I think most of their players are still on low contracts which they can’t really afford to renegotiate now?… Read more »
I’m glad Spuds took Mourhino off the market.
I’m sure Gebtlebris ands the other Mourhino bots will be gnashing their teeth as we speak? 😁😁😁
I think Poch had to go. His record in 2019 has been progressively worsening- they were very lucky to get top-4 ahead of us, had Auba not missed that penalty in the NLD…who knows?
Jose will destroy spurs
Glad we are not taking jose. Just not good at all
Poch is OUT.
Get Poch IN, Raul!! Just DO it!
it really couldn’t be better timed, could it?
Relationship between Poch seems to have broken down over the last few months and this has transmitted to the team. Under this circumstance, I’m sure he would be keen to jump from the cess pit to the chalice.
“I would take Poch. I suspect he has an extra gear, given the right backing and support at a proper club like Arsenal.”
Right backing and support?
At a proper club like Arsenal?
Sorry Moray no insult intended but ……………..
Arsenal can’t see the wood for the tress as far as firing Emery is concerned.
Reactive Raul & the current geriatric board running a proper club? – don’t make me laugh!
They bring procrastination to a new level never seen before.
Sorry, he might not have won anything but his football style is very similar to wengers in that he likes his team to play attractive football. I’d take him in a heartbeat. Not saying he’d win us the league as competition is so fierce these days with oil money etc etc. But he’d definitely get us playing some good football and he’d fill up the stadium again. Last few years let’s be honest even in wengers final season, football wise we have been playing shite clueless football.
Yes, lets hire the potless chump that was fired by fvcking Spuds.
Poch will NOT be coming to Arsenal.
Arsenal fans calling for the hire if Spurs sacked manager who won nothing in five and a half years and has had a relegation league form since January.
It appears your criteria for management has more to do with good looks and charisma than football.
All this nonsense about him guaranteed to get a big job next is just that, nonsense. His biggest job in football has been Spurs
Poch should have stepped down with dignity at the end of the Champions’ League Final. That was literally the zenith he and spurs achieved there. From then on it was always going to be a struggle. The signs were already evident in their remarkable season last year. Another hallmark of great managers is the timing of their departure. They always seem to get the hunch about the time being ripe for a goodbye. Sir Alex, Pep Guardiola and Zidane come to mind. Those three have left their respective club at the peak. I suspect, Klopp would be doing the same… Read more »
If we manage to dodge Enrique and mourinho that’s a result, but you kinda of know arsenal will still fuck up when they can dick.
Wow. I didn’t think Poch would be such an unpopular choice. Give him more resources, which we have, and he will definitely start to put some pots in the cupboard.
Whoever Spuds bring in, they should experience a new manager bounce. IT’s more important than it ever has been for us to take action on our underperforming manager, or else we could be completely out of it come the new year…
They’ve done it hired Jose……slow motion car crash underway.
Jose confirmed, hes definitely engineered that situation….
Mourinho hired by Tottenham… I hope he buries them.
Siddharth
“But, i will always have Klopp at the top of that greatest manager list if he were to win the league. Especially considering that he assembled a superb squad with relatively modest budget outlay.”
If you are using those metrics then the greatest manager would be wenger .
However, personally I believe Ferguson was the greatest premier league manager with Pep 2nd and Wenger 3rd.
Klopp may go on to win a title or 2 and things may look different in a few years time.
Leeds, I think he’ll get them going again.
I have this feeling we’re going to suffer watching Jose resurrect Spurs.
Funny that again, a top club passed over the managerial phenom that is Arteta… 😂😂😂
Arteta’s holding out for us!
Just in case, I be misunderstood… “a top club” said in jest and full irony…
RH on Pochettino
“It appears your criteria for management has more to do with good looks and charisma than football.
All this nonsense about him guaranteed to get a big job next is just that, nonsense. ”
The only one talking nonsense is you.
He just happens to be a very good manager and has all the attributes that Emery is lacking, so of course any intelligent fan would rather have him as our manager .
Man management
Good tactician and team formation.
Clear and precise tactics that the players understand.
To be honest Spuds could hire Kylie Minogue and I wouldn’t care.
Nice in a tight fitting tracksuit though.
Maureen has a 3 1/2 year contract. He will be great for spuds the first 18 months, come summer 21 we’ll start to see the shit hit the fan. I’m happy for them, it’s a match made in hell.
Moray
I’m probably in the minority here but I’m so unconvinced by Arteta… especially when there are candidates like Nagaelsmann about.
I’m pleased that Tottenham didn’t go for Nagaelsmann because I know that in the immediate aftermath of Pochettino’s sacking…
… they were linked heavily with him.
Spurs may break their trophy duck under Jose.
It will be fascinating to see how this plays out for Spurs and Mourinho. I have no doubt they will now go on a strong run of results to climb the table, however unless Mourinho truly is that changed man that people speak of, it is questionable whether he will reach the end of that contract in 23 before it starts to go sour, as is evidenced almost everywhere he has been in his managerial career.
Bo, if he gets them back in top 4 this year, has them competing next then falls back to 3rd/4th for 2 seasons I think Spurs will take that.
I highly doubt ges taken this job without some guarantee of investment either.
This could turn out to be very bad news for us.
On the other hand, the players seem to have had a great relationship with Poch so some of them may feel this is the opportunity for a change of scenery.
Graham62November 20, 2019 06:55:44
To be honest Spuds could hire Kylie Minogue and I wouldn’t care.Nice in a tight fitting tracksuit though.
Graham
Not any more. She looks like a severely malnourished mule
Anybody read the football365 article on stats per team? Arsenal is ranked dead last for interceptions. Basically we let them have the ball and never nick the ball back. Of course playing a DM in a DM to intercept the ball would help. Xhaka was Less Gilberto Silva ‘The invisible wall’ and more the ‘No wall’ option. Arsenal is 3rd in blocked shot, so again we let the opposition have the ball and pepper our goal but as a last desperate bit of defending our players throw themselves in front of the shot. Desperation the opposite of disciplined and well… Read more »
Mourinho is back in London with his family. His home.
He will be content.
Hated Manchester.
Well that’s it
It’s safe to say Jose will never manage arsenal now. I reckon he will light spurs on fire. Harry Kane and son are perfect for his tactics
I expect them to be up there with Liverpool and city challenging properly again next season.
Left, Spuds players will be excited by Jose, hes one if the greatest coaches of recent times, has way more pull than Potch.
They may decide to stay because of him.
The fact that Spurs have decided to get rid of Poch speaks volumes about their club management being proactive and taking risky decisions rather than taking a safety first approach, continuing to dither and ultimately spectacularly failing when push comes to shove and doing a royal mess in terms of a new hire. Spurs have done the right thing in parting ways with Poch. You cannot question it from any angle whatsoever. I doubt if we will ever see such bold decisions taken by our club anytime soon. In fact, it is just another jolt to Arsenal fans about the… Read more »
sid
Ah yes, let’s not forget those wonderful values of ours.
“He just happens to be a very good manager and has all the attributes that Emery is lacking, so of course any intelligent fan would rather have him as our manager .”
The man with all the attributes the other lacks has 10 career trophies. TEN to nil
Pochettino was in his sixth year at his Spurs project , this was the year they are closer to Liverpool and City than ever now they are being outperformed by Leicester and Frank’s Chelsea and you want to discuss Emery
Shameless
Jose will likely give them a trophy, EFL/ FA Cup which nobody likes to see but it’s a silver lining for AFC because he will now never manage at the Emirates. Unai remains a when not an if and when that comes it’s time to appoint a dynamic forward thinking coach, not a dinosaur. The Poch disaster started when he was linked to bigger fish, Levy couldn’t deal with that and tried to pull internal strings to undermine him. I’d take him in a heartbeat over UE but he’ll be away to Europe.
“Left, Spuds players will be excited by Jose, hes one if the greatest coaches of recent times, has way more pull than Potch. They may decide to stay because of him.”
You are thinking what i am thinking. Will be very curious to see how many who wanted out now end u staying
RH, you cant seriously say youd take Emery over Potch.
Emerys football is so incredibly drab and its patently clear hes not going to achieve anything in the prem, at least you feel Potch has a chance in the prem.
“Man management Good tactician and team formation. Clear and precise tactics that the players understand.” “Put the Champions League run to one side and Spurs have been in near relegation form since the turn of the year. Cast your eye back to the midway point of last season and Pochettino’s men were second in table, six points adrift of Liverpool. But any ideas of a title challenge have disappeared since then with just six wins in their last 24 league outings. A dire second half to the domestic campaign saw them scrape into fourth place, ultimately finishing 27 points behind… Read more »
Not just that Receeding, I’m interested to see who else wants to join over the next few windows.
As much as he gets stick, Jose is a huge name, a winner and players are all about playing for winners.
Its amazing how opinions on Jose have turned now that he’s gone to spurs
He was the devil here until last night.
Always rates him
Top top coach and tactician.
RH, you cant seriously say youd take Emery over Potch.
It should never be a case of one of either of them and it isn’t.. Let Tottenham’s recently sacked coach, sacked for poor performance, take a rest.
Max Allegri doesn’t have a job and is a proven winner, we can spend considerable funds if need be to get an already engaged manager and let him run his vision.
Pochettino is not a winner and i don’t think he will ever be one.
“I am all for sacking Emery but at least have a clear vision in place of what you want your club to be not hand me downs from Tottenham Hotspur”
Right with you on this though, hes damaged goods at the moment, clearly hes been through the ringer and his ideas have gone stale.
If hes got anything about him he’ll take a break to reset.
I am all for sacking Emery but at least have a clear vision in place of what you want your club to be not hand me downs from Tottenham Hotspur
Stupid comment.
After mugging yourself off and backing emery for 18 months you’re now labelling one of the best coaches in world football a hand me down? As cc would say, have a word with your self
Pochettino is not a winner and i don’t think he will ever be one.
Put Pochettino in the Juve hot seat and he will hand you 3 titles.
You think allegri would be a proven winner for spurs, Southampton and Espanyol?
Nooooooo
“The biggest problem for Pochettino has been that his side have found it almost impossible to win on the road. Somewhat incredibly, Tottenham haven’t picked up a victory away from home in the league since a 2-1 win at Fulham in January. They have become a far more beatable side, nine of those 13 winless matches ending in defeat. Domestic scalps in general have been hard to come by, but that sort of away form is inexcusable for a club with Tottenham’s ambitions. ” Yea bring in a man having issues away from home to fix our dismal away form… Read more »
“Put Pochettino in the Juve hot seat and he will hand you 3 titles.”
Well he has to earn the Juve job first
Ask yourself why none of this top clubs who are expected to fight a battle for him now he has been sacked never went out of their way to pay Spurs for his services.
Wait and see where he lands before rimming him repeatedly
Now back in your cage
“Put Pochettino in the Juve hot seat and he will hand you 3 titles.”
Unfortunatly, You could probably make that argument for Emery too.
“You think allegri would be a proven winner for spurs, Southampton and Espanyol?
Nooooooo”
Would Pochettino have won three straight European titles with Sevilla?
What exactly do Spurs fans and players have as a memorabilia of their time with Pochettino? Go on tell me
Until Poch wins anything it’s all just hear say. Its one building a team of youngsters.
Very different propostion with a team of ego mania stars.
Mourinho will provide a temporary bounce for about a year… then it will go south as it has done recently.
I wouldn’t be too despairing yet…
Although I think the Arsenal hierarchy will rue not getting rid of Emery… with him in charge our top 4 chances are very very slim.
If we miss top 4 that means we have to begin the rebuilding process all over again…
” one of the best coaches in world football a hand me down? ”
Tired of reading this nonsense
Jose will now go on to win a couple of cups with Spurs in all probability, Spurs fans will move on Poch while here on le grove he will remain a god
“If we miss top 4 that means we have to begin the rebuilding process all over again…”
Why?
According to some of you we already have a squad good enough for this and that, so why do we begin rebuilding when all we need is Torriera at DM and we are flying.
Oh dear! Spurs have got themselves a proven winner, whilst we continue our march into oblivion with UE. So much for our vaunted new management team. They are as clueless as the old.
Well he has to earn the Juve job first Ask yourself why none of this top clubs who are expected to fight a battle for him now he has been sacked never went out of their way to pay Spurs for his services. Rh How do you know they haven’t? You once made a comment on here about how you work only with facts and anything else is irrelevant. Well then let’s keep to facts tether than guessing that no big clubs want him. It’s been reported that Manchester United and Real have been in for him It’s a fact… Read more »
Jose will now go on to win a couple of cups with Spurs in all probability, Spurs fans will move on Poch while here on le grove he will remain a god
Rh
Don’t be silly. He’s given credit for the wonderful job he’s done. Hardly a god. No different to any other coach who deserves credit
“He’s been hugely successful and that is the one thing Tottenham lack at this moment, no matter how well Pochettino’s done. “They haven’t quite got over the line in getting a trophy and normally that’s what Jose Mourinho does when he goes to a club.” Jamie Carragher Oh dear, one of the best managers in the world could not win a trophy with Spurs but one who many consider a bad appointment is being tipped to win one with the same squad who haven’t won in 13 away games. Tottenham lacked “success” with Pochettino but we should fall over ourselves… Read more »
“How do you know they haven’t?” Show me a single news report where Tottenham rejected an outright bid for Pochettino or where he spoke about rejecting big jobs to stay there. Being linked to this and that does not mean an actual approach was made. ” It’s been reported that Manchester United and Real have been in for him” No it hasn’t. It has been speculated that they “may” go in for him, they appointed other coaches. “It’s a fact that he’s taken spurs as far as allegri has with a worse team and a much smaller budget in a… Read more »
It’s Fireworks over at Spurs: after José sets them off on a storming start, it’ll end in tears. But Spurs will scrape into top4.
It’s a Grannies’ knitting circle over here at Arsenal: after a long and boring period of shitty mediocrity, the powers that be will eventually make a decision once it is mathematically clear that we are at best a mid-table side.
No doubt Ponchettini would next be involved with Villarreal or some other Spanish Spurs equivalent.
Meanwhile you’ll still have his fangirl squad here aka Un nai naai, TR7 et al telling us he’s one of the best and he would win trophies if he manages a big club.
Receding
The reason why we will need to rebuild is it will be very difficult to keep Aubameyang and Lacazette without Champions League football, never mind attract top targets… I fear.
The longer we’re out of Champions League football the more difficult it is to get back in… that’s why we really needed to act decisively and sack Emery so we could rescue our season.
What’s the bet Jose does in six months or 18 what the great Ponchettini failed to do in 6 years? I.e actually win a trophy
Arsenal are a “classy” club that have too much class to sack an under-performing manager who isn’t displaying any signs he can rectify our problems.
Arsenal aren’t half as classy as they think, dismissing fan discontent as noise – it’s not the 1st time in recent history and won’t be the last.
Exactly.
Lets go back a couple years when I was making the exact same argument.
What if Kroenke continues his lazy approach when dealing with the manager that follows Arsene? What if he sits on his arse and does nothing while we embark our plummeting journey down the table?
Ofcourse Binford and his fellow Kroenke Apologists argued otherwise.
Well, Here we are lads. 18 months in and its come to pass. You were morons and I shall henceforth be called Prophet Rambo.
I didn’t want Jose, I don’t want Emery and I feel we can do better than Poch. There’s no question Poch has shown with the right ingredients he can produce an attractive team that can beat anyone on its day. But taking a manager who is still smarting from an appalling run of results, low on confidence and who publicly speculated about his own future several times, is not the right way to go. We need someone on the up who is positive and confident. A Nagelsmann type of manager springs to mind. Not necessarily him but if we could… Read more »
“Poch should have stepped down with dignity at the end of the Champions’ League Final. ”
Not with 3.5 years left on his contract. Your talking around £10m there.
Mourinho a great manager??? Last spell with Chelsea and with Manure. He is an ego maniac, mercenary whose only care is that the spotlight stays on him. Excited about the academy?? Don’t make me laugh. While at Chelsea how many academy players did he ever give s chance to coated to Lampard now.
He might indeed win some trophy while there before moving on to his next club but he is divisive. All ego maniacs are.
Spurs ,once again being uber provactive with their inspired Jose appointment. No dithering Jose done. Spurs will now be bigger Box Office and definitely more news worthy. They will now play in front of bigger home crowds whilst we will play with a man and his dog. They and Chelsea will be the two ‘must see’London sides. We on the other hand Rot. The club that gives stalwarts like Ramsey,Kos,Carzola away free disintergrate under this new cancerous Regime In summary: Spurs have the best in Jose( trophy hunter supreme) Arsenal persist with their resident Clown. Shameful and disgusting in equal… Read more »
Mourinho also had me in stitches talking about his “excitement” for their academy!! Really Jose?
I would describe his behavior regarding young players as “Unbecoming”
Sorry i was being too polite
“The reason why we will need to rebuild is it will be very difficult to keep Aubameyang and Lacazette without Champions League football, never mind attract top targets… I fear.”
buying two strikers isn’t a rebuilding job, i have seen Henry and RVP come and go so excuse me if i am not overly concerned on the exits of Aubameyang and Lacazette
Mourinho needs to keep Kane.
If Kane leaves they will struggle big time.
Samesong, I would say that Spurs would need to keep at least one of Kane and Son. Last season when Kane was out, Son was able to take the scoring load. However if both leaves, unless they can bring a confirmed goal scorer, they would struggle. But that is true of most club. Take the two main strikers of most clubs and do not replace them with adequate players and the team would struggle. Take Lacazette and Aubameyang out of Arsenal and we would be struggling. Take Vardy out of Leicester and they are an average team. Liverpool and Manchester… Read more »
Receding HairlineNovember 20, 2019 08:37:57
“How do you know they haven’t?”Show me a single news report where Tottenham rejected an outright bid for Pochettino or where he spoke about rejecting big jobs to stay there. Being linked to this and that does not mean an actual approach was made.
Rh
Tut tut tut tut tut. I thought you only deal in facts and not conjecture??
Poch or spurs not coming out and discussing their business is not proof that united or Real didn’t want him hairline
You’ll have to do better than that.