Does this prove how accurate the article is? Pochettino is contracted to Tottenham until the summer of 2021 having signed fresh terms last May. Tottenham have already secured a second-placed finish in the Premier League and sealed Champions League football for another year. Inter are on the lookout for a new manager having sacked coach Stefano Pioli last week following five defeats in six games
It refers to last season, you clown! Poch has already secured us a 2nd spot (last season), and now he's on for securing another CL spot (either 3rd or 4th) (this season). Get it now, or do I have to draw you a diagram?
And they replaced him with Luciano Spalletti, the current manager Diego wumming Skiddy and Skiddy fell for it head first
Spurs 5 v 4 Leicester Spurs came back from 1-3 down to beat Leicester on the last day of the season and to clinch 3rd spot, ahead of 'Pool. Kane scored a brace, but it was good enough only to earn him second spot in the race for the Golden boot. He simply found it too difficult to make up the ground lost by his injury. Still, it will keep him keen for next season, when as he continues his quest to become the Prem's greatest and most prolific goal-scorer. In the meantime, Poch has secured Spurs yet another season in the CL, as we look to bed into our new stadium, and move the club into its next phase in its history. You played all 38 league games away from home, and yet you surpassed all our expectations for the season! Kiss the badge, lads! You have thoroughly earned it, this season. COYS!!
Congrats on winning the "surpassed all expectations" trophy. It will go handily next to the "we put pressure on cup" and the "we finished ahead of Arsenal" title.
Indeed. The last two times we conceded 4+ goals in the PL, we went on to lose 5-1 and 4-1 respectively. So to win 5-4 is real improvement.
With the Prem over, our minds turn to the Wirld Cup, and I’m wondering how many of the Spurs lads will feature?
