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ITK suggests there was never a chance of Pochettino leaving


ITK (and common sense) suggests there was never a chance of Pochettino leaving

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Never a chance of Pochettino leaving the project at Spurs


Pre-Champions League

There was a lot of talk of Zinidine Zidane being sacked before Real Madrid won the UEFA Champions League for a third consecutive time. Any club contemplating a change would sound out potential suitors to see if there is a chance they would be willing to come.

The latest ITK from Spurs Community is that Real Madrid approached Pochettino before he signed his new contract so the Argentinian had clearly turned them down prior to putting pen to paper after a meeting with Daniel Levy.

ITK




Loyalty

The ITK once again reinforces yet again the fact that Pochettino intends to be here for a long time and create something special. Few managers get the chance to do something like this in their lives and to have a relationship with a chairman who is backing you to do it.

Fans incorrectly think Levy doesn't back Pochettino, but he does in so many ways, be it freezing out players, loaning out players we used to insist on selling or buying better and better players with greater and greater potential.

Building a dynasty is a process, it is something we evolve with. When we can afford higher quality youngsters we will buy them, but we can't just spend what we don't have. Pochettino knows that and is happy to work with those guidelines.

That is evidenced by him signing a new contract with the full knowledge of Real Madrid interest.

COYS


3 comments

  1. If one Wiki's 'Real Madrid Managers' they have had 14 since the beginning of the millenium and only the first and last, del Bosque and Zidane could consider themselves RM 'Hall Of Fame' graduates.
    RM are the prime example of what I would describe as a 'quick fix club', much like Chelsea and now PSG, in so much as they react to the trends in football but will never be leaders in change...they are basically a club who feed off the success of others.
    They're successful at what they do the simple reason being their ability to purchase that success.
    But, there are always two sides of the coin, and for RM that means they are running out of those managerial names who could be considered for such an 'exalted position'...
    • Something isn't right there. Why else would ZZ leave at the height of his success?

      COYS!!
  2. Good points Hibb